Budget Doubts Raised On State Fund Clarity
In a debate over Gov. Milt Shapp's 3.6 billion general fund budget, State Rep. Guy Kistler calls for an expert to decipher the two volume document. He says governors and officials throw obstacles to hide expenditures, with Auditor General Casey offering to help but unsure how the money will be spent.
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Guy Kistler
Milt Shapp
Kistler
House Appropriations Committee
Guy
Milt
Shapp
Robert Casey
Auditor General
Appropriations Committee
Bob Casey
Louis Bennett
Secret CIA claims detente with Moscow and Peking faces opposition
CIA reports reveal internal resistance in both Moscow and Peking to Nixon's Vietnam policy and detente with the United States. The agency notes Grechko as a leading Kremlin voice against engaging Nixon, while China shows simmering opposition. The piece also recounts past Pentagon auto fleet abuses and costly practices among top officials.
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Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
Moscow
Peking
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Will and assets in two states raise executive and divorce issues
A reader asks about complications if a Pennsylvania resident dies with a will drafted in another state leaving executors in that state. Experts advise having the will reviewed by a Pennsylvania attorney, note that the separated wife may claim against the estate, and suggest using a locally licensed lawyer or a local bank as executor.
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Pennsylvania
Tax office find reveals 3400 returns misfiled in rush
In Illinois the revenue office discovered 3,400 tax returns with checks totaling about 2 million dollars stored away during last April’s tax rush. Taxpayers faced wrongful delinquency accusations as the boxes were forgotten in a corner.
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High Point
N.C
Enterprise
Illinois Revenue Office
Dawn Patrol quits smoking with morning jogs at Wright School
Jim Hammond and the narrator form a dawn patrol to quit smoking together joining forces with AA style support. They jog around Loveland Field at 5:45 each morning, trading cigarettes for healthier habits while saving money and freshening the house odor as they adjust to an early routine.
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Jim
Alcoholics Anonymous
Wright School
Dawn Patrol
Gary Cooper
Corry
Loveland Field
Reading Room 812 A Hospital Diary of Pain and Quiet Observations
In a hospital room the narrator records a slow descent into pain and introspection. The terrazzo floor, green walls, and a lingering ache frame conversations with nurses, a visiting Mrs Pfeiffer, and the distant memory of a monsignor. Faces of young women appear on the screen as the patient contemplates longing, miscommunication, and endurance.
Corry Cuts 700 Jobs At Aero Supply Plant
Public relations director Stewart Long announced a five day work week replacing six for Aero Supply Mfg Co Inc in Corry affecting about 700 production workers. The Corry High School letter assembly awarded Babe Ruth Sportsmanship honors to seniors Irvin Goodwill and Patricia Fleming. Tag Day for Corry Memorial Hospital auxiliary supported by Widmann Teah Drug Store runs tomorrow and Saturday.
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Aero Supply Mfg. Co., Inc
Stewart Long
Irvin Goodwill
Patricia Fleming
Babe Ruth
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Corry Mermorial Hospital
Widmann and Teah Drug Store
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