Alcoholism versus drugs a national headache debated
The text argues against alcoholism being the worst problem, contending that drug abuse fuels crime and spreads addiction. It notes the presidents commission found alcoholism the biggest issue, but counters that addicts involve others, spreading drugs and crime while drinkers rarely affect others’ choices.
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Commission On Drugs and Drug Abuse
United States
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Curb on conflicts in Pa. legislature proposal eyed
Senator John Stauffer proposes one state law to curb conflicts of interest for all 20 000 elected officials in Pennsylvania. The plan would ban gifts, require disclosure, and strip office from violators with stiff penalties, aiming to deter appearance of evil and enforce action over motive.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
John Stauffer
Chester
Pennsylvania
Stauffer
GOP cash tie to Swiss bank in Watergate era details emerge
The report traces unaudited GOP cash stored nationwide with whispers of funds in a Swiss account. Alan MacQuoid, Los Angeles County official, visited Swiss Credit Bank in February and cited personal business. He denied involvement in espionage. sources note Nixon funds and hush money activities linked to Watergate figures, including payments traced to McCord and Liddy connections, with further alleged cash handoffs and deposits.
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Los Angeles County
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Herbert Kalmbach
California
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Jack Cloherty
Switzerland
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Far West Ski Association
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What is the Law and its penalties for debt evasion
The Penal Code sets a maximum $1,000 fine or two years in prison or both for removing property out of a county or concealing or conveying property to defraud creditors. The Crime Code later raises the max fine to $5,000. Civil procedure allows fraudulent debt attachments within the state when a suit seeks payment and the debtor hides or absconds.
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Salk urges early care to prevent future adult problems
Dr Lee Salk, brother of Jonas Salk, urges mothers to pick up crying babies and avoid spoiling them, warning that neglect can lead to inwardly dwelling adults and mental illness. He criticizes Spock style care and endorses proactive parenting as key to future quality of life, while noting ethics reforms and public disclosure limits in state government debates.
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Dust Clouds Sweep Through Corry in 1973 Morning
Corry reports dusty plains conditions from Texas and Oklahoma winds reaching the area in the early hours. Residents found cars coated in reddish dust, while other local notes include a stork shower, rising pork prices, and a grass fire narrowly avoided at Hand-Woven Fibre Furniture Company. The issue also includes parenting guidance from Dr. Salk and a reader submission policy for The Corry Journal.
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