Patronage and cloud-seeding scandals stain Pennsylvania and Pentagon
The piece critiques Lt. Gov. Ernest F. line and Gov. Shapp over patronage amid payroll ties and cronyism while detailing Pentagon measures to curb leaks about cloud seeding on the Ho Chi Minh trail, Haiphong bombing plans, and a secrecy probe led by the FBI under J Edgar Hoover.
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Ernest F
Gov. Shapp
Air Force
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Pentagon
North Vietnam
Haiphong Harbor
Penetrating Probe Sparks Pentagon Turbulence and Beard War
A back-and-forth feud unfolds as journalists pry into Pentagon practices while insiders dodge questions. The piece notes classified information, censorship concerns, and a growing beard regulation dispute at Pease Air Force Base. It highlights budget tensions, NEA critique, and a satirical tape expose on military and education funding.
Record of astonishing world records and oddities
A nostalgic catalog of remarkable facts from the Guinness era, listing extreme human and animal sizes, ages, and feats. Highlights include Wadlow’s height, the lightest and heaviest bodies, extraordinary births, brain weights, long hair, fast amputations, giant animals, and Krakatoa’s volcanic might, ending with Earth’s cosmic dust intake.
Corry district sees several traffic crashes over weekend
Fragmented notes report five separate Corry area accidents on the weekend causing injuries to three occupants, described by State Police as among the worst winter driving conditions. Also mentions local sports honors for Doug Spaulding and unrelated curiosities and notices from the Corry area.
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Doug Spaulding
Corry High
Chuck Elchynski
Beavers
Pennsylvania
Public service patience and disengagement in leadership
In Stillwater and Virginia, a Mesabi News clipping contrasts Ann Landers on courteous visits with how public servants should sense when to disengage. It notes workers could gain majority control by open market stock purchases, reflecting free enterprise merit.
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Minn
Mesabi News
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End of SST funding sparks antitechnology debate
AP analysis argues the SST funding defeat reflects diverse, nonuniform views. Ecologists, city dwellers, commuters, economists, and officials clash over technology’s role, with no single anti tech bloc guiding public opinion. Background lies in decades of tech devotion and mixed national gains.
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Ray
Consortium of Business
Congress
Corry Journal Seeks Brief Readership Letters
The Corry Journal invites readers to submit brief, legible letters addressing a single topic and including signature and address for publication. The paper reserves the right to edit for condensation and disclaims responsibility for statements made.
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