Call for Shapp and Kline to disclose campaign funds
In our opinion Shapp and Lt. Gov. Kline should reveal all campaign contributions from the 1974 election. The authors criticize the governor and lieutenant governor for resisting disclosure and suggest the case belongs in court, urging transparency and ethical example for Pennsylvania’s highest office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Shapp
Harrisburg
Fils
Ernest Kline
Shapp
Kline
Pennsylvania
Renegade AIM Criticized by Senate Over Indian Movement Ties
Conscientious custodians of the Fourth Estate urge neutral reporting about the American Indian Movement AIM. A Senate Judiciary Committee investigation linked AIM to violence and extremist allies while media coverage often portrayed it as representing Indians broadly. Officials in Washington and Harrisburg condemn AIM actions, urging that only tribal councils speak for American Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
AIM
Eastland Committee
Betamax and videodiscs loom in home entertainment
Sylvia Porter notes a coming era of home television revolution driven by videodisks and videorecorders. Sony leads with Betamax time shift tape that records while viewing other programs, with Deck options and plans by Quasar Sanyo Panasonic to follow. Phillips MCA teases videodisk viewing on plastic disks for home TV sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Sony Corp
Sony
Phillips-Mca
Phillips
Disk video wars loom with Magnavox and RCA rivals
Magnavox markets an alternative Disco Vision style system and RCA SelectaVision, both using 12 inch disks for home TV. Prices hover around 500 for players and 2 to 12 dollars for disks. Each system uses different tech, offers stereo sound, and will not be compatible. Banks of films and libraries by MCA and RCA promise vast programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RCA
Phillips- McA
IRS chief’s little trick revealed in Tradewinds probe
Florida intelligence agents obtained depositor names with secret Castle Bank accounts in the Bahamas as part of Project Haven. A stolen Rolodex with 250 cards surfaced, and IRS officials flagged a possible conflict involving Alexander. John Hanlon alerted Burke Willsey, who discussed the matter with Alexander while omitting specifics. By January 1974, the IRS legal unit learned Alexander’s former firm was tied to Tradewinds.
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Richard Nixon
Fox Havens
Bahamas
Alexander
Florida
Castle Bank
Project Haven
IRS
John Hanlon
Hanlon
Burke Willsey
Willsey
IRS Legal Department
Joseph Salas
IRS Legal Division
Justice Department
House
Ways and Means Oversight Subcommittee
SIN to Air Spanish Election Night Coverage
Guiller mo Restrepo will anchor SIN election night from New York for a Spanish speaking audience seen in seven stations across four states and possibly Mexico. The $100,000 broadcast will focus on House Senate and gubernatorial results in 14 key states with analysis from Jacobo Zabludovsky and coverage of committees affecting Latin America.
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Los Angeles
Guillermo Restrepo
Walter Cronkite
Cronkite
New York
Spanish International Network
SIN
U.S
Restrepo
Desfino
Mexico
Miami
San Antonio
Texas
Fresno
San Francisco
Calif
Modesto
Chicago
Jacobo Zabludovsky
Televisa Network
Latin America
Pereira
Columbia
Senate
Foreign Relations
Judiciary
Appropriations
Congress
KMEX
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Wounded Knee
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Weather Underground
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Communist Party
Black Panther Party
Symbionese Liberation Army
United States Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
Washington, D.C
Milton Shape
United States Representative Assembly
Joseph P. Viigorito
R, Budd Dwyer
Sylvia Porter
Quasar
Sanyo
Panasonic
Donald Alexander
Meyer Lansky
Cuba
Alternative Television
MCA
Magnavox
Motion Picture Association
By Jack Anderson
Alexander Ions
By Jay Sharbutt
AP Television
Cory
Eero Trang Ior
Hn McLavanin
Associated Press
Corry
Mall
Satin
Igor Sal
Seok Adri Tia
Meade Whitaker
Justice
Whitaker
Pat Maria
Centant
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