Ford faces panic button talk as Reagan gains ground
The piece portrays Ford fading in primary contests to Reagan, with GOP leaders debating a panic button move and Kissinger’s fate. It notes Griffin’s defense of Ford, cross over voting in Michigan, and Reagan's momentum while Carter also gains, urging caution about international policy shifts. It ends with consumer loan guidance amid a broader political backdrop.
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George Wallace
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A good time to borrow in business finance
The ABA argues installment loans offer discipline and lower paperwork costs, with fixed repayments matching cash flow. Prepare a complete personal and business history, earnings data, and tax returns, and cultivate a banker relationship before applying. Include inventories, assets, insurance, and possible covenants to secure the loan.
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ABA
Crime and vigilantism across cities flash in Paul Harvey piece
The column narrates 1969 crimes including Carroll Bendieman's killings and attempted renewals, Houston home invasions, and Chicago mob justice episodes. It contrasts TV crime dramatizations with real life outcomes and discusses gun rights, neighbor action, and a Tennessee congressman's SBA connections amid a broader public safety debate.
Rice Scandal Involves Minority Firms And SBA Audit
A confidential SBA audit links Rep Rice to a $20,000 yearly consult deal with Greenberg and a $15,000 diversion to Best Services. Best, a minority firm sponsor, earned $886,336 plus $244,487 in fees from Worldwide Services over 17 months. GAO says sponsoring firms kept control, misusing minority front setups. some stockholders were former employees, and even a secretary treasurer signed checks with an X.
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Small Business Administration
Rice
SBA
Best (Services
Best Services
Fort Benning
Best
Worldwide Services
General Accounting Office
Corry area bikeathon and post prom thanks noted
Readers thank Corry area residents businesses and volunteers for a successful Bike-A-Thon and post prom party. Special mentions go to Bond Spring Ajax Union police and many local sponsors workers and families for support and donations.
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Corry
Bond Spring Corp
A.& G Distributors
Hammond Builders’ Supplies
Ajax Welfare Fund
J.A. of M. Lodge
Ajax Union
Stanford Hose Company
Pennsylvania State Police
Ralph Eastman
Dennis Bean
Wm. Nichols
James Wociechowski
Drew Yenchak
Corry Evening Journal
Peggy Walter
Kay Frisina
Thanx
Corry Area High School
the Elks
Montgomery Ward
Louie's Baron
Lehman’s
Taylor’s
Steve Young's Electronics
Western Auto
Corry News and Sports Store
Barney's Firestone
BQF Steak House
Pat Cochran’s Coiffeurs
Lite Key Shop
Minute Man
Grape’s Antiqué’s
Anthony's Auto Parts
O'Neck Ceramics
Nelson's
Merle and
Carol Ottaway
Roger
Barb
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Robert Mason
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Washington
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