New District Hopes For Revolution In Pennsylvania Race
In Pennsylvania a new ninth district spanning ten Appalachian counties pits Republican Bud Shuster against Democrat Earl Collins in a contest shaped by local jobs roads and industry. Shuster cites RCA Washington experience and a Bedford County beef farm base while Collins challenges his rival and highlights district loyalty and voter turnout amid a backdrop of poverty and low black population. The piece also notes Tokyo push for sake toasts at official receptions signaling broader cultural angles.
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Appalachia
U.S. House
Bud’’ Shuster
Earl P. Collins
Bedford
Blair
Cumberland
Franklin
Fulton
Huntingdon
Juniata
Mifflin
Perry
Snyder
Shuster
Collins
Elmer Hawbaker
Washington, D.C
RCA
Washington
Everett
Bedford County
University of Pittsburgh
American University
McGovern Writes In Psychology Text
Democratic nominee George McGovern wrote two chapters for psychology textbooks edited by Temple University professor James F. Adams. Adams praised McGovern for engaging youth. The chapters include The Need for Involved Youth and Youth Involvement in Adjusting Our National Priorities, with presses due next March.
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Philadelphia
George McGovern
Temple University
James F. Adams
Adams
South Dakota
McGovern
Adam
Mennonites Seek Westward Move To Save Farms
In Berks County Pennsylvania Mennonites face land costs driving them to migrate. Titus R. Martin a 38 year old minister sells his 86 acre dairy farm for 75000 and moves with his wife and children to Missouri to buy 825 acres across the Mississippi River from Quincy Illinois for 140000.
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Reading
East
Martin
Missouri
Mississippi River
Quincy
Ill
Denenberg Proposes Firing Letter Amid Calls to Fire Him
Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg says he drafted a form letter for supporters to request his firing. Gov. Milton Shapp has refused, with the Trial Lawyers Association and Medical Society urging dismissal over Denenberg's anti-lawyer and anti-hospital remarks.
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Harrisburg
Herbert Denenberg
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers Association
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Denenberg
Shapp
Shap
Frank E. Roda
State Trial Lawyers Association
Roda
State Medical Society
Paralyzed Voter Encourages Others to Vote in Fairfield
Fairfield resident William B. Clarke III, paralyzed from the neck down by a car crash, has already cast an absentee ballot and urges others to vote. He works to mobilize fellow citizens despite his disability.
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Fairfield, Conn
Bill Clarke
William B. Clarke III
Policeman Loses Hair Hassle Again
Miami Policeman of the Year 1969 Daniel Zell was fired for a mustache and sideburns exceeding allowed measurements after days of inter-department squabbling. Zell declined a 30 day suspension and faces an appeal by his attorney.
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Miami
Daniel Zell
Bernard Garmire
Zell
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