Call for Clear Ethics in Pennsylvania Politics
The piece argues for a strong political ethics law amid growing concerns over a Philadelphia loan case. It highlights Rep. Herbert Fineman and his brother receiving a 950000 state loan to rehabilitate a building they owned, with two rental floors to the State Bureau of Employment Security. It questions whether laws serve the public or private gain and urges prohibition of direct personal profit from public business.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Herbert Fineman
State House of Representatives
House
Rep
Fineman
Shapp
Finemans
The
State Bureau of Employment Security
Market optimism persists despite 1974 price drop
New York traders faced a dramatic Dow Jones slide after a favorable consensus forecast from 46 forecasters for 1974. Economists remain broadly optimistic, arguing energy shortages could spur growth, boost energy production, and renew the economy. Some forecasters disagree on timing, but most expect a rebound as sentiment shifts from recession to expansion.
Treasury Shultz Love feud strains oil policy in White House
A clash between Treasury Secretary George Shultz and energy czar John Love has cut treasury experts from oil policy advising. Shultz calls Love incompetent after a October 15 energy statement sparks White House tension over anti Arab steps and possible gasoline rationing.
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Washington
Treasury
George Shultz
John Love
Nixon
White House
Love
Shultz
William Simon
Charles DiBona
Law on Group Insurance and Embassy Critiques in Chile
A U.S. guidance note explains that loss of a master insurance policy does not end an employee's coverage, since records exist with insurers or employers. The article then recounts tensions at the Chilean consulate during Horman and Teruggi cases, with survivors accusing embassy staff of negligence and callousness amid political violence, including officials defending their actions.
One thing missing The rise of youth in modern America
The piece argues that while today’s young Americans are taller healthier smarter and more capable than prior generations they lack maturity in judgment. It cites higher IQ and academic credentials yet warns teen divorce narcotics abuse and car accidents reflect weak judgment. It notes improved reflexes but poorer driving and warns about lowered drinking age 18 in Michigan since January 1972 linked to more auto incidents.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
William Freund
Michigan
Nebraska
Corry council sets budget reading date and nearby notes
Corry City Council last night set 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov 28 for first reading of the 1954 city budget and discussed a possible informal gathering later in the week. The meeting also covered athletic matters at Corry High School and a football contract renewal issue with Union City High School, plus local education and relief fund notes from the era.
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Corry
O. R
Lou Hanna
Corry High School
Union City High School Today
Board of Education
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Bigwigs
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U.S
Chile
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Santiago
Charles Horman
Harvard
Charles
National Stadium
Horman
Edmund
Nathaniel Davis
Frederick Purdy
Hormans
Junta
Frank Teruggi
Davis
Purdy
Herman
Paul Harvey
Dick Hurlbut
Corry Relief Fund
Corry and
Edward L. Wagner
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Aliquippa
United States Senate
Richard S. Schwelker
R.pa
Milton Shapp
Capitol
Harrisburg
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
United States ‘Representative Assembly
Joseph P. Vigarito
Cannon House
R. Budd Dwyer
Tom Ryan
Accident Records Bureau
Massachusetts State Department of Mental Health
United States
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