Fragmented note hints at 1976 tax levy and police actions
A partial transcription mentions a 1976 total tax levy or bill and police officers involved in an event. Details are unclear due to missing text, but the fragment references ordinance, the press or service, and officer percentages. The piece lacks full identities or places to confirm specifics.
Jury to weigh assault charge in Fromme trial
A blocked jury in the Lyt Fromme trial was cleared to consider assault rather than attempted murder as prosecutors and judge guid e deliberations. Jurors shown indecision after two days, with instructions to decide on assault for a president since max penalty differs. Charles Ford found innocent of attempting the same charge.
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Pittsburgh economics professor becomes first woman PUC member
AP reports Mrs O B Y confirmed to the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission by a 45 to 3 vote, filling one of two vacancies that had stalled electric and gas rate decisions for months. The commission faced delays as members often adjourned early or delayed final action during lengthy recesses.
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Assassination Case Closes As Jury Deliberates
A high profile assassination case nears its end as the jury returns to the courtroom for final deliberations. Prosecutors pressed for a conviction while defense argued for reasonable doubt, with witnesses testifying last week.
Snow, taxes, and a faltering governor in Pennsylvania
Residents face halted snow removal as Governor Shapp prioritizes a presidential bid and tax hikes. Legislature shows little concern as PennDOT curtails plowing to main arteries. Citizens await the first big snow to reveal the impact of untended roads and rally against perceived graft and mismanagement.
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Gutsy bills face Senate on flood plan and power limits
Washington reports accuse the FBI of a covert smear against Dr. Martin Luther King led by J Edgar Hoover and Clyde Tolson. The piece notes proposed flood plain management bills would expand state department power, with debates on the plan to delay voting as 19 and 20 year olds endure longer alcohol restrictions. An FBI agent is said to be unaware of the taped scheme.
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FBI Discredits Kings Nobel Trip With Death Threat Tape
Jack Anderson recounts Hoover ordered a threatening package to Martin Luther King Jr and a death by own action message timed with Kings Nobel prize in Oslo. King and aides debated the FBI smear, concluding the agency could not be trusted. The piece notes prior reporting and Senate confirmation of abuses.
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New York City debt crisis looms in 1976 economy push
The piece argues New York City faces default risk amid a $12.1 billion budget and $11.5 billion income, with $2.5 billion in federal aid. It criticizes fiscal outlays, unions, and welfare costs while noting Beame and Ford's roles. A separate view suggests solvency requires spending cuts and bank time.
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Economy to Accelerate by John Cunniff
Economist John Cunniff argues that Gross National Product can rise even as unemployment and prices climb and consumer confidence wavers. He notes mixed signals: some improving metrics like housing, autos, and retail sales, yet inflation pressures and weak confidence cloud the outlook. The October CPI rose 8.4 percent, signaling rising prices.
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