Court strikes down PA schoolgirl sports ban
Commonwealth Court rules Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association bylaws unconstitutional against schoolgirls, ordering coed practice and competition. The 5-1 decision cites the state Equal Rights Amendment, prompting questions about governance and locker room and team implications.
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Harrisburg, Pa
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Court
Pennsylvania Interscholatic Athletic Association
PIAA
Ugly American era mansion in Managua sparks ire and earthquake tale
Jack Anderson and Les Whitten recount the Shelton ambassadorial residence in Managua as a grand hilltop house shunned by Nicaraguans and fans controversy after the 1972 quake. The Sheltons barred workers from the embassy site, kept the pool closed, and faced a formal rebuke as U.S. policy questions emerged. The piece notes a cat crisis, Somoza vets, and a claim the authors back their allegations.
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Shelton
Managua
U.S
Nicaragua
Nixon
Key Biscayne
State Department
ABC Closeup probes IRS power and political use
A PBS style critique from ABC Closeup examines IRS authority and its abuse risks across administrations. It surveys White House scrutiny, extremist monitoring, and a disbanded Special Service Staff, detailing a vast list of 8,000 individuals and 3,000 groups.
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New York
ABC
Internal Revenue Service
White House
IRS
Richard Nixon
Kennedy
Justice Department
Mortimer Caplin
Caplin
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Julie Andrews
Connie Stevens
Jose Jiminez
Bill Dana
Corry Evening Journal publication details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists publishers and editors, printer rights, and mailing rates. It notes Associated Press content, circulation options by mail, and advertising rate details with catalog and prepublication terms.
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Corr Evening Journal
South Street
Geroge
Samnie
Wiriam
Eaton
Juan McLaughlin
Associated Press
Lisevir
al He Ineal News
AP News
Corry
Jokes and quips from a brassy humor page
A rapid fire collection of jokes and one liners about trains, celebrities, politics, love and everyday life. It strings together quips from subway to theater, referencing figures like Henny Youngman and Frank Sinatra while poking at social mores, marriage, crime, and religion with blunt humor.
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Henny Youngman
Hialeah
Frank Sinatra
Monmouth
Emigration dispute strains U S China trade ties
The emigration amendment to the U S Trade Act of 1974 threatens U S China commerce and may delay resolving U S assets frozen by Beijing. National Council for U S China Trade president Christopher Phillips says MFN status for China remains blocked by immigration policy, while China views tariffs as politically charged and unfriendly to the Shanghai Communique.
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New York
U.S
China
Christopher Phillips
National Council For
Henry Jackson
Dash
Phillips
Washington
United States
United Nations
Shanghai
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PIRA
Erie County Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren
Corry Beavers
Turner B. Shelton
Motion Picture Division
U.S. Information Agency
Anastasia Somoza
West Point
Latin America
Lesly
Florida
Sheltons
Corry Journal
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Bassy
John
Panama
Cable
By Jay Sharbutt
AP Television
Tom Ferris
Buddy
Toulouse- Lautrec
Michelangelo
Sistine Chapel
Gene Kroll
Greenwich Village
Beauregard
Marksman
Italy
England
California
Mother
God
America
Pearl Harbor
Bob O’brien
Los Angeles
San Diego
Milton Goldstandt
Pierce Arrows
der Bingle
Alcoholics Anonymous
John Cunnift
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