Pennsylvania Republicans Sense Resurgence in 1978 Path
Harrisburg report says Pennsylvania Republicans, despite Watergate baggage, feel a revival as they prep for 1978 state races. GOP optimism hinges on non presidential year focus, anti tax mood, and strong gubernatorial candidates like Thornburgh, Butera, Hager, and Specter, while Democrats hold a 500000 voter edge and state control.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Shapp
Richard Nixon
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Richard Thornburgh
U.S
Pittsburgh
Justice Department
Thornburgh
Robert Butera
House
Henry Hager
Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
John Heinz
Alls
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Party of Business
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Matthew J. Ryan
Ryan
National Party
Five Pittsburgh men and a pharmacist indicted on drugs
A federal grand jury charged pharmacist Bernard J. Miklos and five Pittsburgh area men with 18 counts of illegally selling heroin morphine valium methadone and dilaudid in Allegheny County. Each faces potential prison terms and fines if convicted.
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Pittsburgh
Greentree
Bernard J. Miklos
George Bauer
Wayne Coles
Willie Spraggins
Lawrence Towns
Richard Wilson
Allegheny County
Tian
Business Wire Opposes Loan to Bank of Tokyo
Legislation by Jease Helms to block a 75 million dollar U S loan to Bank of Tokyo to finance Japanese cotton purchases in the United States draws opposition. He argues the loan would enable Japanese spinners to undercut American producers and cost U S jobs amid higher U S loan rates.
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R S.C
U.S
Bank of Tokyo
United States
Assa
Move Cuts Paperwork In Harrisburg House Votes To Trim Forms
The Pennsylvania House approved a bill to auto terminate state forms and publications on a time schedule, requiring a Senate vote to reinstate them. Rep. Ted Berlin notes over 40 000 forms exist and computer screening could cost about 100 000 annually until unnecessary paperwork ends, sparking debate on and off farms and minority party materials.
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Harrisburg
House
Senate
Ted Berlin
D-Bucks
House Appropriations Committee
Siamese Twin Survives After Historic Separation
A month old Siamese twin remains in critical condition after a rare separation at Children's Hospital. Doctors led by Dr. Everett Koop report the operation saved one twin, who now lives, while the other died during the procedure. The twins were born September 15 in Long Branch, New Jersey, sharing a single six chamber heart.
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Philadelphia
Children’s Hospital
Everett Koop
Monmouth Medical Center
Long Branch
Koop
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