Gallen Promotes Plan to Fix PA Vehicle Licensing
The article notes Assemblyman James J. Gallen campaigns for re-election with a critique of Pennsylvania vehicle licensing described as a mess. It praises his legislative proposals to decentralize operations, warning that statewide changes risk abuse and suggest government services neglect are common when funding favors a few.
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Nixon fund raiser twists law with corporate mailings
The report details Maurice Stans pressuring corporations to funnel political contributions through executives, not the company, to support Nixon's 1972 campaign. Montgomery Ward and Litton Industries are cited, with internal memos and denials, amid a broader push across multiple firms. Israel seeks neutrality on the U S election, while diplomacy continues over Middle East peace and refugee resettlement.
Beer giants expand by John Cunniff
Milwaukee AP report notes top five brewers Anheuser Busch Schlitz Pabst Coors Miller will hold 76 percent of U S production by 1980 up from 49 5 percent in 1970. Big operators expand plants while smaller brewers struggle amid heavy advertising and prices. Lithia brewery in West Bend transfers 22 employes to Eau Claire amid price pressure. Wisconsin officials and industry leaders caution competition remains, with mergers and expansion reshaping the market.
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Missouri Voters Split Over Eagleton Fallout and McGovern Mentor
The essay recalls Missouri’s strong personal loyalties to leaders like Truman, Eagleton’s unsteady popularity, and a crowd greeting his return as national attention shifts after his removal from the ticket. It notes GOP gains, Kit Bond’s governor nomination lead, and local reactions to alternate lifestyles and McGovern’s focus on issues.
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Pryor to 30 By Tim Pryor
Pryor to 30 By Tim Pryor describes a summer project in a Mongolian mountain hut built from salvaged materials. A friend selects a remote spot, using dead timber and a barn rebuild for cabin structure, with minimal purchases and a stove for cooking and heating. The plan includes part time work, schooling, and a January return to Sarsas for pre medical study, viewing the woods home as an experiment and a potential summer residence.
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