Potholes Challenge Armored Cars in New York and Chester County
Readers laugh and worry as armored Brink's cars meet fate on rough highways. In New York the crew fought off robbers but lost about $2,000 to bystanders who recovered the coins. In Chester County near Philadelphia a pothole danger halted an armored car, illustrating the highway hazard beyond bombs and bullets.
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New York
Chester County
Philadelphia
Pothole heist nets Purolator cash missing on highway
An armored Purolator truck lost two bags containing about 54 000 dollars when a side door jarred open during a highway obstacle course. Investigators searched all day and night with no recovery. Purolator offered a 5 percent reward as witnesses reported possible looting by a pickup truck at the scene.
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Purolator Company
Henry Wells
Purolator
Senate refers Flood charges to House Ethics Committee
A Senate Permanent Investigations subcommittee has referred charges against Rep. Daniel Flood D Pa to the House Ethics Committee. The 18 year veteran is a major force in the HEW budget while a 1972 case linked Flood and aide Steve Elko to pressure against student loan cuts for unaccredited West Coast schools. A confidential investigative report was sent to Ethics, with a note for possible action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Daniel Flood
D-Pa
House Ethics Committee
Adolph Menjou
HEW
Steve Elko
Flood
Elko
Subcommittee
Moving costs in relocating for executives and employers
A reader outlines the heavy expenses of an executive relocation including selling a home, buying a new one, and temporary living costs. ETC estimates total costs around 11 thousand to 12 thousand plus sale and moving fees, taxes, and pre sale reconditioning. The piece notes the lack of uniform relocation policies and argues employer coverage would ease the financial burden.
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New York City
U.S
Pri Icess
Employee Transfer Corp
ETC
Chicago Title & Trust &Co
Lime
Four Ages of Man and a Cranky Retrospective
A humorous essay reflecting aging with sharp wit. The speaker mocks modern annoyances and memory slips while recalling past freedoms, pains, and shifting social norms. Distinct figures like Clara Bow, Marlene Dietrich, Howard Hughes, and Social Security anchor a four-age lament.
Route 6 critique of state road neglect in Corry PA
A Corry Evening Journal letter blasts Pennsylvania notables for Route 6 decay from Erie to the Poconos. The writer calls the Highway Department and state agencies incompetent, notes potholes and patchwork, laments tax money mismanagement, and urges motorists to push for better funding and upkeep.
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Erie County
Wayne County
Poconos
Corry
Pennsylvania
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