Gun laws blamed for higher thefts and sales to criminals
The piece argues gun control increases thefts since 1968 with widespread losses by the U S Army totaling about 4000 guns. It cites Wall Street Journal reporting organized theft rings, high resale prices, and federal agents warning tougher laws will boost profits. Opponents claim only punishment of criminals curbs crime and disarming law abiding citizens fails.
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William M. Bulkeley
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Paul J. Lyon
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Watergate Plan Ties Campaign to Minority Vote Efforts
Washington grand jury probes the so called Responsiveness Plan guiding federal programs to aid Nixon campaign aims among Chicanos and Black voters. Memo dated February 17 1972 by Fred Malek ties White House aides to efforts with SBA and political favors. Evidence includes Leveo Sanchez case Aceco Tool and Code Services. Prosecutors review Senate and House materials amid taped conversations dispute.
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White House
Fred Malek
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William Marumato
Watergate
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How Property Is Inherited After Divorce In Pennsylvania
Questions and answers explain that in Pennsylvania a divorced couple holding real estate as tenants by the entireties becomes tenants in common with half shares unless a court action to sell was filed. If no will exists, the deceased spouse’s half passes to heirs. The text also covers common law marriages and potential validity issues for a sister claiming a decedent’s estate, plus contact lines for state officials.
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Pennsylvania
Eden Parable and Liquor Legislation in Pennsylvania
Paul Harvey's Eden tale warns how overregulation shrinks a society until only a few workers remain, while Pennsylvania’s liquor reports show sentiment toward privatizing state stores fading. Gov. Milton J. Shapp’s anti liquor stance persists as a Republican committee probes corruption while preserving the monopoly.
Liquor stores saved by Pennsylvania reform debate
Inquirer report notes rising alcoholism, high state liquor prices, and reforms under the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. The piece argues the state store system began under Prohibition and questions price increases and policy shifts under a new, consumer‑oriented board.
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Shapp
Council of Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Pennsylvania
State Liquor Control Board
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