Promises Versus Performance in Shapp Governorship
In Our Opinion, the piece critiques Gov. Shapp's pre election vows about a business like efficiency. It notes 6,662 more jobs than the Ray Shafer era with only 1,062 filled and payroll up over a million. It argues voters remember promises and performance matters more than rhetoric.
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Pennsylvania
Ray Shafer
Shapp
University tests glue coating to stop stone throwing
Grass roots opinion notes that student rioters throw rocks because they are handy. University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign tests coating rocks with a plastic that forms a rigid mass. If successful, the campus will plaster rocks to reduce police stoning during riots.
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Detroit Lakes
Minn
Tribune
University of Illinois At Urbana Champaign
Healthcare job glut hints at a nationwide skills gap
The American Hospital Association notes 283000 healthcare jobs available now while workers and skills do not align. Projections show demand doubling to six million by 1980, with licensed practical nurses radiological technologists and physicians assistants in high demand. Training ranges from 15 months to four years, salaries from about 4000 to 18000, and opportunities span nursing, technologists, and allied health roles.
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Nowheres
American Hospital Association
Edwin L. Crosby
AHA
Nixon era probes blamed on political witch hunts
The piece outlines Democratic fears that the Justice Department is weaponized to target Republicans and investigations into prominent Texas Democrats. It details immunity deals for Frank Sharp and John F. Sullivan, alleged bribe cases, and the involvement of Jeff Kleindienst, Anthony J. P. Farris, and Henry Petersen, while noting no conclusive evidence of a coordinated anti-Democrat campaign.
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Nixon
Justice Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
Texas
Frank Sharp
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Preston Smith
Gus Mutscher
Waggoner Carr
John F. Sullivan
Senate
Russell Long
D-La
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Anthony J. P. Farris
U.S
Houston
Kleindienst
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Kelindienst
Sullivan
Henry Petersen
Dan Brewster
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Will contests and probate delays in decedent cases
The law requires a protest to a will be based on strong grounds such as fraud or undue influence. Before letters of administration are granted a notice can be filed with the Register of Wills. After probate or denial, an appeal goes to the Orphans Court. Most contests are costly and lengthy, and courts uphold valid wills unless serious issues exist.
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Sils Register of Wills
Orphans’ Court Division
Phases of Confusion and Politics in Public Discourse
A reflective piece notes societal confusion and media satire as it references a psychiatrist joke, fashionably neurotic behavior, and common greetings. It weaves in references to Nixon era politics, Lieutenant Calley, economic strain, and Wall Street anxieties while critiquing media, economics, and leadership.
Style show slated at Corry Junior High in 1951
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Corry Memorial Hospital selects September 25 for the annual style show at the Junior High School at 8 p.m. Early fall fashions from local stores will be shown. Walter Wotus, president of the Corry Rod and Gun Club, announced a skeet-field work bee on Columbus-Lottsville road this evening at 5 o'clock. A solar eclipse was only partially visible due to overcast conditions.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Walter Wotus
Corry
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