Choice Task For Rep Vigorito On Canal Boondoggle
In Our Opinion editors attack the Gravelly Point Corps of Engineers site and the Lake Erie Ohio River Canal plan as a $2 billion boondoggle. They urge Rep Joseph Vigorito to scrutinize the Corps facilities and pull it back from civilian construction to defense work.
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Harrisburg Budget Clash Shapes Up in Harrisburg
Governor Shafer faces a $300 million gap as Democrats led by Herbert Fineman push targeted cuts. Rep. Marty Mullen shapes a specific list with no department allowed to drop below 20 percent of 1965-66 spending, delivering the package before the Friday deadline.
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Edith Green and Oregon politics shadow aid to education
A COLUMN details Edith Green's defection from the Democratic party and power struggles over the education bill. It notes shifts with Maurine Neuberger Wayne Morse and Carl Perkins, plus past payback and floor handling by Frank Thompson and Brademas. The piece also touches on antitrust issues surrounding Colonial Pipeline andongoing cases in Newark.
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Frontier Airlines Chief Lew Dymond Rises From Rags to Rail
Denver profile of Lew Dymond, long time Frontier Airlines executive, who started cleaning aircraft at National Airlines and climbed to president of Frontier after its merger with Central Airlines. Rising from $60 monthly pay to a $20,000 yearly contract, his leadership helped expand routes and fleet, with Frontier valued around two million dollars.
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Corry Evening Journal Publication Details
Publication notice from Corry Pennsylvania outlines newspaper format as second class matter. Subscription price listed at 500 per year in advance with weekly 60 cent copy price. Postal and distribution details implied.
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Health Q and A on hiccups and pelvic prolapse remedies
Readers ask about hiccup causes lasting weeks and relief methods. Dr Coleman explains diaphragm spasms, nerve irritation, emotional factors, and various home cures plus medical options. He also describes uterine and bladder prolapse conditions, treatment via pessaries or plastic surgery, and invites letters for general-interest questions.
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