Year of change in Pennsylvania looms in 1970s election
Our opinion notes a brewing wind of discontent with the GOP as Democrat Milton Shapp gains appeal and State Senator William Lesler could challenge Republican Hugh Scott in Washington. Vigorito earns steady support, amid anti Nixon sentiment and Shafer’s fading influence, leaving Pennsylvania voters uncertain which way November will tilt.
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William Lesler
Hugh Scott
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Harrisburg
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Vietnam
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Shafer
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
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Shapp
Lesler
An Angry Mindset and Public Funds at Issue
A column advocates healthy anger release through writing and burning a list of irritants while criticizing social annoyances. It then reports Felipe Herrera of the Inter-American Development Bank facing scrutiny over personal loans, lavish spending, and a new $5.5 million loan to Costa Rica, amid U.S. oversight and congressional concerns.
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Inter-American Development Bank
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Henry Costanzo
Development Bank
Central Bank of
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Herrera
Generous With Your Money and a Capitol Hill Memo
A bank memo argues employee loans aid new immigrants and others in Washington for homes and improvements. Treasury drills into charges with lawmakers noting bureaucratic friction, GAO progress, and a fuss over the Hirshhorn memorial amid tax questions and a Mollenhoff probe.
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Hirshhorn Memorial
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Hirshhorn Museum
Clark Mollenhoff
Overreaction On Pollution From UAW Bargaining
The United Auto Workers push for a pollution free car and reduced factory pollution. The piece critiques some demonstrators as disruptive while praising other industries for cleaner efforts. It cites historical parallels from Oklahoma and Virginia to argue environmental action is long overdue and may invite stricter laws if neglect continues.
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United Auto Workers
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Proliferation of VPs at Bankers Trust Co NY
Bankers Trust Co in New York reportedly lists nearly 300 vice presidents, one of the longest VP rosters among major firms. Analysts note a shift toward decentralization over the past decade as banks centralize less and grant broader delegated responsibilities across varied units.
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New York
V.P
Bankers Trust Co
Bankers Trust
Varios
Corry Officials Move To Forfeit $70,317 Contract
In Corry an unprecedented action began to force forfeiture of the Donovan Construction contract for the East Smith Street storm relief sewer. The project has stalled since last winter. Also reports of a 27% inch brown trout weighed seven pounds two ounces from French Creek.
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Donovan Construction Company
Centerville
East Smith Street
Paul Daniels
Marion Street
French Creek
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