Endorsement of Dwyer and Hopkins for state offices
The Journal endorses State Sen. R. Budd Dwyer of Meadville and Assemblyman Forest Hopkins of North East for reelection. It praises their responsive, active work for road improvements in Corry and for addressing both major and minor constituent needs. The piece notes economic concerns in New York and critiques government recession labeling amid a string of GNP declines.
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Sen
R. Budd Dwyer
Meadville
Assemblyman Forest
Corry
Hopkins
Dwyer
Harrisburg
The
Journal
Economic Alarm Echoes Through 1974 Slump Warnings
Economists foresee deeper recession in late 1974 and early 1975 as factory output stalls. A Federal Reserve report shows plants operated at 79.2 percent capacity in Q3, the lowest in two years, while unemployment trends rise toward 6 percent. Credit strain grows as installment debt hits a record 16 percent of disposable income, 45 percent of discretionary income, amid 11.5 percent inflation.
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Federal Reserve Board
Lionel Edie
Merrill Lynch
America
Vietnam War Goes On Says Paul Harvey Two Years Later
Paul Harvey argues the Vietnamese conflict remains stalemated two years after the Paris ceasefire. He notes rising fighting, sustained U S aid, and Thieu's continued control while both sides risk minimal gains and the war drags on with little prospect of a decisive victory.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Thieu
Law Q and A on familial support and alimony in Pa
A widow with two adult children may be supported by both children if financially able. A driver should pay the receipted repair bill amount for damages. Pennsylvania limits alimony post divorce to special cases. temporary support before divorce, called alimony pendente lite, is available to either spouse.
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Pennsylvania
Kissinger policy shift linked to white regimes in Africa
Support for African racism reports claim Henry Kissinger steered U S policy to ease isolation of white minority regimes in Southern Africa while maintaining public opposition to repression. The piece cites National Security Memorandum 39, arms sales, sanctions, and White House interference through foreign press channels. It notes Kissinger’s alleged distrust of the State Department and mentions Ford era anecdotes with White House staff and officials.
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Kissinger
U.S
United States
South Africa
Portugal
Union Carbide
Rhodesia
Salisbury
United Nations
State Dept
White House
Susan Ford
People Magazine
Stanley Tretick
Susan
David Kennerley
Tretick
Ron Nessen
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
Ford
Road officials contact list for PennDOT grievances
Area readers unhappy with PennDOT may contact legislators and PennDOT officials by phone or mail. The list includes Sen R Budd Dwyer Harrisburg 17120 717 787 1322 Meadville 014 236 2760 418 Center Street 16335 Rep Forest Hopkins Harrisburg 17120 77787 5223 North East 728 4557 50 West Main Street Jacob G Kassab Secretary of Transportation 717 787 2121 CP Saupe District Engineer 1140 Litefly Street Branklin 16323 4 437 5711 Vincent Kennerknecht Erie County Highway 5 RD 4 Erie Route 19 6ia997
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Carry Area
Penndot
R. Budd Dwyer
Capitol
Harrisburg
Meadville
Center St
Rep
Forest Hopkins
North East
West Stain Street
Jacob G. Kassab
CP. Saupe
Litefly
Branklin
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