Strike Force Drug Crackdown Sees Record Seizures in Pa
The Pennsylvania State Police report eight months of success for its Strike Force program amid a broad drug war. They seized over 1.2 million dollars of illegal drugs and arrested 1,418 people. Six regional units, led by trained narcotics and vice experts, say they focus on sellers and distributors while uncovering other crimes. Deputy notes show major seizures of marijuana, hashish, narcotics, and tens of thousands of dangerous pills.
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Pennsylvania
Ors
Rocco P. Arella
Commonwealth
Strike Force
Memo Stirs Allegations of White House Backroom Influence
A memo describes talks among Armco executives and White House aides over delaying a court judgment on plant pollution, seeking EPA approval for an incineration plan, and coordinating with Justice Department. Reactions cite political pressure and campaign ties, with officials offering guarded comments.
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Justice Department
White House
Shiro Kashiwa
Court of Claims
Armco
Flanigan
Kashiwa
Martin Green
John Glancy
George Crawford
Glanzie
Crawford
Verity
Flannagan
EPA
Glancy
Texas
GOP
The female job puzzle by John Cunniff
New York AP reports a University of Michigan ISR study on gender attitudes toward work. It finds myths fading as data show many women are not economically dependent and some are sole earners, while promotion desires differ mainly from social conditioning and coworker relations matter more to women due to job type.
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New York
University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
ISR
Thoroughbred Quitters and a Day at Calder
Mrs. Bishop sputters with gambling fever as a Calder track visit unfolds. The narrator, aided by Julian Cole passes, analyzes tip sheets, places a sequence of bets, and pockets a $167.40 win while dreading the dwindling funds. Kelly, a striking blonde, bets boldly and crys when horses win, with a final scene of dwindling poke and mounting debts.
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Julian Cole
Tropical Park
Calder
Kelly
Corry News Highlights from 1952 and 1932 Local Happenings
In November 1952 Corry residents learn Encyclopedia Britannica will include a brief city history in its latest printing. Landscaping work begins at Corry Memorial Hospital funded by Sterling Milk Co. of Erie. A party honors Mrs Fred Ahi. In November 1932 local business shifts include R C Ream opening a candy shop at 132 North Center Street and A L Root buying the Keating block on South Center Street.
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Chamber of Commerce
Britannica
City of
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Alfred Olds
Sterling Milk Co
Erie
Vennis Follett
South Center Street
Fred Ahi
R.C. Ream
North Center Street
Miller's Drug Store
A.L. Root
Root Furniture
Union City
Keating
John Mulheir
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Armco Steel Company
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Nixon
Peter
Green
Kashwa
Glanzle
Sic
William Verity
Mr. Fixit
Jain
Capitol Hill
Henry Reuss
D-Wis
Reuss
Peter Flanigan
John Doe
The
Corry Journal
Kent Frizzell
John Cunniff
Corr Evenina Journal
Onteeepe
Soult Street
Corey
George Braap Peioher
Existor
John McLaughlin
Pressroynt
Pagan
Uae
Malle AB
Yong
Dawadaner
Cirrers Evory
Turf Club
Calder Track
Lew Wallack
Riley
Jack
Bussey
New York Handicap
the Owl
Lawton
Granny
Diner Club
Date
Damon Runyon
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