Senate action awaited on vandalism bill in Harrisburg
Extensive vandals have damaged school, church, residential and business properties across Corry region. Law limits parental liability to 300 per child per incident and 1060 per incident total, masking true costs. Supporters push House Bill 166 to let courts hold parents to full restitution. stalled in Harrisburg awaiting Senate approval before Gov Shapp.
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Corry
Harrisburg
R. Budd Dwyer
Senate
Shapp
Wall Street Yarns Fade As Dow Dims And CIA Bugging Unfolds
Wall Street slang wanes with the Dow slipping as investors grow wary and coin new terms like double-digit inflation. The piece notes traders use colorful nicknames for companies, then shifts to Washington where the CIA bugging scandal unfolds, detailing a private investigation, a wife’s divorce suit, and officials removed from duty.
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Josh Fitzhugh
New York
Wall Street
Eldon Grimm
Peter Wyckoff
CIA coverup scandal linked to bugging and resignations
The article alleges CIA involvement in a high profile coverup surrounding the retirement and forced resignation of officials. It details a bugging episode linked to Uffinger and Peters, reports to Richard Bast, and a renewed federal probe led by Assistant Attorney General Henry Petersen. It notes FBI hesitation, later renewed investigation, and Nixon loyalist Otto Passman praising Nixon.
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Uffinger
Peters
Richard Bast
Washington
Bast
CIA
Bas
U.S
Hopkins
FBI
Charles Anderson
Army
Ken Hodson
Justice Department
Henry Petersen
Otto Passman
Dla
Leon Fassler
Scarsdale
N.Y
Richard Nixon
Valentino and the Sheik Era in Silent Film Fame
A vivid reminiscence on Rudolph Valentino, born a poor Italian immigrant who rose to film stardom, his sensational allure to flapper culture, and a public arc of romance and scandal. The piece recalls his 1926 death, the sensational press, and the public reaction across the United States.
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United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Bessie
McDonald's Corp
Alter Six
Dome Petroleum
Oil & Gas
Rudolph Valentino
Polyclinic Hospital
New York
Valentino
America
The
Daily Mirror
State provides veteran information centers nationwide
The General Assembly passed Act No. 103 effective June 17, 1974 establishing fifteen veterans information and assistance centers through the Department of Military Affairs. Centers will be staffed by experienced counselors and liaison with veterans groups, county directors, the Veterans Administration, state agencies, and university counselors to fulfill their functions.
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General Assembly
Department of Military Affairs
Veterans Organizations
Veterans Affairs
Veterans Administration
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Wall Street Language
Central Intelligence Agency
Donald Uffinger
Robert Peters
Howard Osborn
David Hopkins
Jack Anderson
Corry Evening Journal
Associated Press
AP News
Carlos Harvey
East Coast
Anderson
Harvey
Valentino Saga
Jim Bishop
Iceman
Hollywood
Francis X. Bushman
Jack Mulhall
Santa Monica
Gol
H. L. Menken
Jean Acker
Valentine
Rudolph Valentine
Pola Negri
Rudy
United States Senate
Richard's. Schweiker
Pal
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
United States
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Assembly
Valentina
Campbell
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