State pension gifts and SRU payout raise questions
The article alleges state employees receive large pensions while the president of Slippery Rock State College earned 40000 after dismissal. Albert Watrel received 20000 for a half year sabbatical and 19968 as damages for firing amid alleged financial mismanagement. The former auditor general Robert P. Casey filed the mis.
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Slippery Rock State College
Albert Watrel
Slippery Rock
the State
Robert P. Casey
Watrel shuffle charges loom over state funds
The piece accuses Watrel of stealing forty thousand dollars, portraying him as a con man who deprived the state. It notes auditor general Al Benedict sounding like a watchdog and suggests the state may pursue action, urging scrutiny and accountability.
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Watrel
al Benedict
Somoza as Latin Idi Amin a tyrant in Nicaragua
A reported Washington profile compares Nicaragua’s dictator Anastasio Somoza to Idi Amin, detailing his autocratic rule, vast personal wealth, control of industry, and brutal history. It describes his opulent lifestyle, flirtations, temper, and birthday pomp with gifts valued up to thirty thousand dollars, set against a backdrop of repression.
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Idi Amin
Western Hemisphere
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True or false on inflation and unemployment indicators
The passage asserts unemployment alone predicts inflation, that inflation ties to full employment, and WPI foresees CPI, while food and material price shifts and war can drive inflation. It cites Dr. Geoffrey H. Moore of the NBER in a Morgan Guaranty review as saying all statements are false.
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Geoffrey H. Moore
National Bureau of Economic Research
Morgan Guaranty Monthly
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Moore
Five facts about inflation to guide policy
Moore outlines five key observations on inflation. The employment ratio better signals inflation than unemployment, WPI misleads consumer prices, downturns accompany inflation slowdowns, food inflation links to business cycles and labor costs, and forecasts lag behind actual inflation. The piece emphasizes the need to address employment to solve inflation.
The Pests in Your Home and a Company Cockroach
Jim Bishop recounts a domestic scene where a company cockroach invades the living room while guests arrive. The piece mentions a police dog, Charlie Chan, and a Washingtonian article by Sandra Kalenik as context. The narrator folds a newspaper and tells Kelly to go outside as the roach remains a persistent nuisance.
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America
Charlie Chan
Kelly
the Washingtonian
Sandra Kalenik
Cockroach
Cockroaches Take Center Stage In Quirky Brooklyn Column
A humorous survey of roach lore mixes biology and folklore. It notes roaches love warm kitchens, mate year round, and eat nearly everything from ink to toothpaste. The piece riffs on German and Eastern European names, war histories, pest control myths, and quirky remedies, ending with a wild move to escape roaches by relocating.
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Bligh
The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald on ABC What If Drama
ABC unmasks a new form of docu drama in The Trial of Lee Harvey Oswald asking how a Kennedy assassination trial might have played out If Oswald had stood trial the two night program blends recreated events with hypothetical courtroom battles to explore evidence and legal strategy while addressing the public’s demand for a trial catharsis and responsible storytelling across Oct 1 TV Guide and Oct 14 Good Morning America disclosures
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TV Guide
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Leon Friedman
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