Where Do Students Go In Pennsylvania Class of Seventy Two
Harrisburg column surveys state issues from income tax cuts to a college destination study. It notes push back on cutting programs like education, reviews high school graduates of 1972 entering college or work in Pennsylvania and highlights the Vote Yes Clean and Green campaign urging a constitutional amendment to tax land by use value for farmland and forest land.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Keystone State
Penn State
Pitt
Temple
Community College System
Armed Services
George M. Leader
William W. Scranton
America's Favorite Game Is Psychology Says Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop argues that group encounter therapy risks harm when run by non professionals. He cites Stanford research finding 10 percent emotional damage in unmonitored groups and warns that self styled leaders act like unlicensed physicians. He notes the appeal and dangers of Esalen style groups and urges licensing boards to curb amateur practice.
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Jim Bishop
America
Esalen
Gestalt
Bruce L. Maliver
Yeshiva University
Stein and Day
Maliver
Stanford University Medical School
California
American Psychological Association
William C. Schutz
Schutz
Ray and Sweeney Elizabeth Amy Taylor Ray Route Rates
Subscriptions for the motor route are listed with monthly and quarterly rates. The notice mentions prepayment options and delivery notes, including postage and mailing details, with references to Cambria and Clear counties.
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Acer Cambria
Clearti Counties
Lightning strike burns barn. man pinned under cow dies
On the Williams farm near Corry last Sunday lightning struck a barn causing $10,000 damage. Thomas Boozel, 19, of Clymer RD 2, was burned and pinned under a cow during milking. the cow was killed by the strike.
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Clymer
Thomas Boozel
Clymer RD 2
Thomas Williams
Corry
Boozel
Saltsburg
Salisburg
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Washington Merry-Go-Round Exploring The Flabby American
The President's Council on Physical Fitness hired Opinion Research Corporation to survey adult exercise habits. About 45 percent are older, less educated, and less affluent than exercisers. Swimming tops activities, with walking, bicycling, calisthenics, and jogging also cited. Women exercise to lose weight more often. men for health. Nearly half have not participated in competitive sport. Also notes Filipino servants at the White House and Smithsonian effort to restore the Dentzel carrousel, plus Hawaii visit by House Armed Services members.
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President's Council On Physical Fitness
Opinion Research Corporation of
Princeton
Washington
White House
Navy
Philippines
Library of Congress
Phil Burton
Dcalif
Library
Headquarters
Naval District Washington
Smithsonian Institution
America
Dillon Ripley
Smithsonian
Washington, D.C
Sun
Fun
House
Armed Services Committee
Hawaii
Richard Garcia
Waikiki
Garcia
Godfather Clash: Gambino and Bonanno Face Mafia Rises
Victor Riesel reports on Don Carlo Gambino's peaceful reign and aging, the Bonanno family exile and California moves, and speculation that Joe Bonanno may test the east coast power balance. The piece foresees further “Godfather” drama as factions consolidate and vie for primacy.
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Victor Riesel
New York
Don Carlo Gambino
Huntington
Long Island
N. Y
Don Carlo
Gambino
Joe Colombo
Joe Bonanno
Vito D
Los Angeles
California
Palermo
Evola
Bonanno
Amelio Dellacroce
Dellacroce
al Capone
Joe N. Gallo
Colombo
Joe
Yak) Yacoveli
Johnny “Dio
Joe (Diamond) Evola
Speaking Freely Meat Boycott Fallacies
Don Oakley argues two fallacies behind the meat boycott. Prices are not freely forced down without gouging profits from ranch to counter, though the culprit remains unidentified. He notes that discouraging production may raise prices, and mentions an immediate rise in auction prices for steers hogs and more in stockyards.
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Don Oakley
Farmers fear market boycott could curb beef supply
Farmers discuss a boycott stance delaying feeder cattle sales to markets as costs threaten profitability. They warn if prices fall or wages rise, beef output may shrink in coming years. A rancher stresses shared responsibility to control food costs amid shifting productivity and surpluses. The piece mentions hypermarches and rising retail influence.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
South Dakota
Sheldon Cotton
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