Kent Shelhamer Seeks Solutions for Prices
Harrisburg AP reports Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Kent Shelhamer urges action as farmers and consumers complain about prices. He mentions potential tailgate markets on interstate highways, while Corry seeks zoning that would ban roadside stands and truck farms. The town advocates roadside produce for lower prices and local business.
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Idi Amin and Castro Compared as Unstable Leaders
A historical column surveys Idi Amin of Uganda and Fidel Castro, noting erratic shifts between charm and cruelty, possible syphilis links, and a history of violent reign. It recalls Castro’s earlier excesses, then details Amin’s terror since 1971, including threats to Americans and the Entebbe incident. The piece closes with a brief unrelated local notice about the Pennsylvania Consumer Protection Bureau and a newspaper masthead.
How to spot a pyramid scheme and CIA secrecy
A feature contrasts Glenn Turner’s Koscot pyramid scheme with broader warnings about high pressure recruitment and investor losses. It outlines rules to spot scams and notes ongoing CIA secrecy efforts, including tighter security and potential penalties for leaking secrets.
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CIA expose details decade of covert actions by agency
Jack Anderson recalls a sequence of reports from 1972 to 1975 that alleged CIA spying on prominent Americans, interference with FBI investigations, payoffs to world leaders, involvement with visiting leaders, love traps for diplomats, and covert operations abroad. The piece argues these actions embarrassed the CIA and mirrored KGB tactics, concluding the agency erred by operating at Soviet levels.
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Fourth Amendment Search Limits and Police Car Seizures
A discussion about when police may search a motorist’s car after a traffic stop. Cases show searches for bottles or visible weapons may be lawful if tied to the purpose of the arrest, while a deliberate or non-relevant search is unlawful. The piece cites court opinions and public notices from bar associations and political figures.
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