Wise proposes open committee meetings for Pa House
Rep. Robert C Wise calls for public access to committee meetings in the Pennsylvania House and for an objective staff analysis of legislation. He argues openness would show how members vote and reduce ignorance, improving the legislature’s performance and image.
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Robert C. Wise
House of Representatives
Wise
William Klanz
North East
James Harwood
Wattsburg
Capital
Castiglia’s
Kellogg Foundation
Philadelphia
House
Sportsmen
Smart
LeRoy Irvis
Grassroots Views on the Energy Crisis in Riverton
In Riverton Wyoming Ranger argues the energy crisis is a fuel crisis as well as a power shortage. He says the public must be fueled with more energy sources to prevent higher consumer costs and urges a broad stimulus to uncover fuels at all levels.
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Riverton
Wyo
Ranger
Harrisburg Week Highlights Lottery Talk and Welfare Debate
In Harrisburg, a state lottery drawing drew attention as officials met Governor Shapp and 4th District visitors, while lawmakers adjourned to campaign. The Home Rule Bill advanced with amendments, and welfare funding faced resistance amid calls for policy reform. ITT sought White House help to block Allende’s election, revealing covert talks with U.S. officials and CIA involvement in backing a possible military coup in Chile.
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Harrisburg
Jim Ketcham
First National Bank
Shapp
Presque Isle Peninsula
Ruth Gumbleton
Corry
North
John Kopcke
Dee Dee Weisman
Karen Wilmire
Keith Eller
Mary Wright
Erie
Department
Marvin Miller
Forum
Erie County
Harvey Thiemann
Martin Mullen
Marty
Senate
Rules Committee
David Hayes
PIDA
John Klepper
Muncy
Lincoln University
White House
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
ITT
Chile
John Mitchell
ITT Chile coup talks reveal U S backing and coup plans
A 1970 ITT dossier shows Washington discussions with Kissinger aides and Harold Geneen about backing a Chilean coup to prevent Allende's rise. It cites offers of financial help up to seven figures, diplomatic pressure via Ambassador Kerry, and CIA-linked plans to destabilize Chile's economy, with ITT officials coordinating with U S quarters.
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Washington — International Telephone and Telegraph
ITT
Salvador Allende
White House
Broe
E.J. Gerrity, Jr
New York
Allende
End of Libs Era Says Women Move On From Liberation Peak
A provocative, opinionated column argues the Women's Liberation Movement has peaked due to poor planning and intragroup conflict. It claims long historical inequities persist, notes shifting female interests toward traditional roles, and contrasts male and female traits with broad generalizations.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Corry City Developments and Local News Tidbits
Renovation work proceeds at Kurtz Warehouse east end for Bulkely Dunton and Company of Chicago a paper supplier. A newborn, Ason Mick, arrives at Corry Memorial Hospital. Track coach Victor Cragg sets pre season practices, and a Junior Senior reception is planned for March 29. Street marker signs project is postponed due to finances. The remainder conveys opinions on marriage gender roles and women's equality with strong rhetoric.
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Kurtz
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bulkely, Dunton and Company of
Chicago
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R. Budd Dwyer
United States Representative Assembly
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
Forest Hopkins
U.S
Washington
Edward Kerry
William V. Broe
Division of
Clandestine Services
J.D
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Kissinger
Charles
Chuck) A. Meyer
Chuck
Mitchell
ITT Intelligence Report
Gerrity
Latin America
Eduardo Frei
Nixon
Ambassador Kerry
Frei
Geneen
Brow
Roberto Viaux
Viaux
Jim Bishop
Lils
Ason
Corry Memorial Hospital
Wallace Mick
R.D
Victor Cragg
Corry High School
Spock
Dr. Spock