Thieu Leaves Gold Hoard as Saigon Falls to Communists
Classified State Department cables report Nguyen Van Thieu fled to Taipei leaving an estimated two tons of gold worth over 200 million behind, with Duong Van Minh using it as a bargaining chip. The Saigon regime also left a vast U S built arsenal valued at billions, including airfields and docks.
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Statewide car emissions inspections eyed despite limited need
The Pennsylvania legislature may impose a new air pollution test regime for 4.7 million vehicles statewide, despite EPA limits to Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Costs could reach 75 million annually, with tests costing 5 and repairs possibly 50 or more. Critics warn it may not improve safety and could create visibility hazards. Senator R Budd Dwyer proposes limiting inspections to the two cities. action is urged to correct the oversight.
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New Look and Pollution Letters From Corry Area High School
The page gathers a 1917 Moscow drafted ten point plan for subversion warnings, a pollution concern about air quality in cities, and a plea from Corry Area High School music students inviting attendance at the Spring Concert. The concert note cites two bands and the Mixed Chorus, requesting tickets at the door or from students.
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Shopping Time Again by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues for evaluating presidential candidates by qualifications and duties rather than names. He links lawyer defense tactics to Nixon Ehrlichman Watergate and Eisenhower Adams to emphasize higher standards. He criticizes Sen Reichman for proposing euphemistic name change to Department of Public Welfare which muddies clarity.
Euphemisms and public welfare buzz in Pennsylvania
In a discussion of euphemisms and government naming, the author critiques terms like Public Welfare Department and Welfare. The piece cites political figures and agencies, urges clearer government language, and advocates stronger legislative oversight of public assistance rather than renaming bodies.
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