Pennsylvania Story on Game Commission Audit Sparks Debate
State Auditor General Robert Casey released an in depth audit of the Pennsylvania Game Commission showing Sunshine Law violations, low cost employee housing, weak ammunition inventory control, and excessive surplus growth to 16.5 million by June 30 1975. He urged tying hunting license fees to estimated operating costs to reduce the surplus and align revenues with needs.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Robert P. Casey
Pennsylvania Game Commission
Game Commission
Casey
Pennsylvania
The
Commission
Glen Bowers
State Treasurer’s Office
U.S. Treasury
the Game Commission
Hunters Face Game Commission Surplus Controversy
Auditor General Casey charges the Game Commission overreported needs and profited from a growing surplus. Executive Director Glen Bowers says the 16 million dollar cushion covers future deficits and rejects claims officers are required to be marksmen.
Computer Crime and the Quest to Contain It
Jim Bishop critiques computers as potential crime partners and sources of error. He cites bills, bank fraud, password breaches, and phantom insurance policies, highlighting a rising fear that machines can enable large scale theft and mischief.
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Jim Bishop
America
Stephen Rosen
Biguity Funding Corporation of America
Michael Fooner
Indiana Evening Gazette Subscription Rates and Staff
The Indiana Evening Gazette lists subscription rates for weekly, motor route, and mail options with regional pricing. It also names staff roles including general manager advertising manager editor and news editor, reflecting a historic newspaper staff structure.
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Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Water St
Indiana
R. H. Ray
Lucilla
Sally R. Naylon
Elizabeth R. Sweene
Joan Hay Reece
Joseph L. Donne Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnell
William B. Hasting
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Carrieh Boy
Armstrong
Cumbrig
Qearfield
Jefferson
West Moreland
Ews
Church leaders land at Indiana Municipal Airport for rally
Out of state church leaders landed at Indiana Municipal Airport yesterday afternoon in a twin motored nine passenger plane. The visitors came to participate in the Indiana Youth for Christ rally at the Community Center last night.
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Indiana
Indiana Youth For Christ
Raly Peld
Soviet manpower crunch by 1983 spurs shift toward incentives
Washington reports Dr. Murray Feshbach and Steven Rapany warn the Soviet Union faces a looming labor shortage by 1983 due to aging population, low birth rates, and a large army drawdown. Housing and pre natal trends hinder workers, threatening farms first as imports rise. Bishops in the Philippines condemn Marcos abuses in a manifesto on independence day, calling for dialogue and rights.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Soviet Union
Kremlin
America
Murray Feshbach
Feshbach
Russia
George Orwell
Orwell
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Steven Rapany
Europe Anh
Brazil
Chile
Cuba
India
Ran
Philippines
Presidenterdinand Marcos
Marcos
Imedla
Marcoses
Jalmen
Federal sentencing reform urged by Attorney General Levi
Edward H. Levi argues the justice system is failing to deter crime with swift fair punishment. He supports a Federal Sentencing Commission and mandatory minimums, detailing how sentences vary across circuits and suggesting appellate review to curb excessive disparity.
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Victor Riesel
U.S. Department of Justice
Edward H. Levi
U.S. Washington
Department of Justice
Sentencing range proposals and parole reform considered
The article discusses narrow sentencing ranges for offender categories, with deviation reasons required and appeal mechanics. It also weighs replacing the federal parole system, noting many defendants face immediate parole eligibility and arguing the sentencing commission could better address disparities. Field Newspaper Syndicate
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Sentencing Commission
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Energy costs and nonphosphate detergents collide with daily life
A broad column argues that higher interstate natural gas prices may be delayed by the court ruling but ultimately rise, risking economic disruption and asserting the need for a wider debate. It also notes nonphosphate detergents cause fabric stiffness, faster wear, and washer damage due to limestone buildup from hard water.
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FPC
Wllilst
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
Commission
Black Lick Resident Praises Community Progress
Father John Osacky, pastor of St. John’s Orthodox Church in Black Lick, argues the village is not unsafe and can improve through local involvement. He cites township development, a new center, library plans, and church activity as signs of progress despite outside criticisms and gaps in policing.
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Black Lick
Blairsville
Homer City
Indiana
Chicago
Burrell Township Comay Center
Medical Center Board
Burrell
Ship Community Development Corporation
Father John Osacky
St. John's Orthodox Church
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United States Board of Parole
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Consumer and Labor
Federal Power Commission
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