Arbitration challenge tests Pennsylvania compulsory arbitration
In Our Opinion the Clairton case questions the constitutionality of binding arbitration for police and firemen adopted in Pennsylvania. The city argues it grants power to a non elected body to spend public funds and raise taxes. The court fight could shape how cities handle public employee disputes nationwide.
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Intriguing Nixon Campaign Roles by Pennsylvanian Leaders
Hugh Scott and Governor Shafer pushed hard for Nixon in 1968. Scott, though not a candidate, campaigned across Pennsylvania and New Jersey from mid October, often with the Truth Squad, clashing briefly with Humphrey in a Newark hotel encounter. Shafer also promoted Nixon intensely, shifting from Rockefeller support to the Nixon ticket.
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Christmas Club checks to be distributed to Corry residents
More than 140000 in Christmas Sayings Club checks will go to 1879 Corry and vicinity residents the first week in December announced today at the American Legion Home. A musical program will be presented at 4 o clock.
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Quiet days at the White House as Johnson nears end
Washington report portrays an inward White House routine amid Vietnam wars and elder statesman jokes. Lyndon B Johnson concentrates on diplomacy and war, while planning a Lyndon B Johnson Library and a Texas campus to train officials, with hopes of inviting notable speakers for public debates.
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Corry Ely Evening Journal Vacancy of Local News
A garbled report notes a general manager and staff changes at the Corry Ely Evening Journal with mention of vacation and withdrawal of local news printing along with AP news content. The fragment implies a restructuring or shutdown affecting local coverage and wire service input.
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Bottle Baby in a Daylight Sanitarium Scene
Reggie, a 26 year old alcoholic called the local paper’s scion, wakes in a Pennsylvania rest home after weeks missing. He reads a bleak, claustrophobic setting with doctors, bars, and an expensive private regime. An orderly offers hourly whiskey while Reggie plans to stay or escape.
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Wheeled Nation by Hal Boyle column highlights life on wheels
New York AP column notes America as a nation on wheels with about eighty percent of families owning cars. It lists quirky facts from animal gall bladders to a portable radio telephone priced at 2160 dollars, plus notes on insomnia, workers, and safety. It references surveys on driving while intoxicated and gender differences in job tenure.
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