Station security debate over 25000 in federal funds
In Erie, concerns over using about 25000 in federal revenue sharing for salaries at the police station prompt a push to keep the desk staffed around the clock. Past incidents show unmanned hours risk prisoner harm, burglaries, assaults, and impaired license checks, arguing for 24 hour staffing funded by the program. Washington notes a separate controversy: Thurmond allies control SBA minority program, drawing black scrutiny and charges of cronyism.
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Erie
Thurmond Three grip SBA minority program scrutiny tightening
SBA insiders report the Thurmond Three influence at the agency, with Tom Kleppe stepping in to ease guidelines. Parker and Patrick trimmed minority funding to 33 million this year, down from a 195 million rise 1970 1973, while the minority office remains underrepresented. The White House costuming controversy echoes as Nixon aims to recreate Washingtons Lifeguard Company for official galas at the White House.
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Tom Kleppe
Kleppe
Parker and
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Army
White House
Nixon shifts assets from stocks to real estate in 1960s shift
New York report notes Nixon sold stocks before 1968, moved into real estate, now deeply in debt from financing second homes. It contrasts market decline since 1968 with rising home ownership and a broad American move to real estate as inflation hedge. The piece cites 30 million stockholders, 800000 leaving the market, and 65 percent owner occupancy.
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New York
Nixon
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Corry Evening Journal details publication and rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists address West South Street Corry Pa 14407 publisher George R Sample editor William S Eaton and pressroom reman. It notes AP news use and republication rights and two-tier postal rates with monthly and weekly discounts and display ad deadlines.
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Corry
Nixon under Watergate glare a rounded view emerges
The piece surveys mixed public and media reactions to Nixon during Watergate, noting young critics blame him for Vietnam delays and admire his defiance. It contrasts conservative assessment with personal reflections, praising some of his China outreach while criticizing IRS and Cambodia bombing tactics. It also threads a separate New York anecdotally about career risk and self-change.
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Nixon
Indochina
Unclear Job Prospects Highlight Narrow Career Lows
A reflective piece contrasts common job dissatisfaction with extreme low end roles such as a girdle inspector for a plus size clothing firm, a guidance counselor in an old folks home, a police crime wave statistician, and a horse buyer for a canned dog food maker, illustrating varied bleak career paths.
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Police
Corry Fair attendance dips as heat and rain hit finale
In Corry on September 8 1953 the Wattsburg Fair ended at midnight after hot afternoons and late week rain reduced turnout Secretary Harry Burrows estimated total attendance at about 30000 near the yearly average Corry High School Beavers prepared for a Friday game against Warren Dragons in the season opener Hospital census fell to 21 adults and two babies. In 1933 Corry saw postgraduates returning to school with higher enrollment hoped for.
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Wattsburg
Harry Burrows
Corry High School Beavers
Warren Dragons
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