Public Health Care Expands State Role in 1977-78
Harrisburg coverage notes shift from private to public health care, citing Governor Shapp’s Comprehensive Health Care Act proposal and legislative steps. It details certificates of need, emergency medical service grants, and extended contract protections for hospital plans, plus new EMT and EMTP licensing to broaden authorized emergency care.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
State Department of Health
Keystone State
Ihe
Department of Health
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James Earl Ray's Decades of Prison, Heists and Deceit
James Earl Ray emerges as a lifelong escape artist and robber in a 1949 account. He gained fame for the straw hat caper and a Kroger market heist in St Louis with James Owens. The pair used disguises, memorized getaway licenses, and fled as Ray boasted of prison breaks while collecting cash and guns. He later confessed to the crimes and received a 20 year sentence.
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Jim Bishop
James Earl Ray
Ray
Smiler
Gunsith
Budiy
Ray Dooley
Alton
Dewvera Hill
Kroger
Ohio St
St. Louis
Rarph King
Qwens
CIA faces pipeline security gaps and US measures
Washington sees sabotage risks to the Alaska Prudhoe Bay oil field and Valdez terminal with the Cook Inlet facility, as Senate subcommittee probes reveal security gaps and agency squabbles. The CIA confirms offensive interest while EFA circles ex military brass shaping oil policy amid a Pentagon tilt. A separate House narcotics probe targets foreign officials and Dutch drug culture amid cross-border enforcement frustrations.
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Interor Department
CIA
Prudhoe
Valez
Cook Inlet
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Alyeska
Kissinger raises human concern over McClellan visa case
One year after Kissinger weighed in during a Moscow visit, Woodford McClellan, a University of Virginia historian, continues to be separated from his Russian wife Irina as her visa remains permanently denied. The couple married in May 1974, have not seen each other in over two years, and Moscow shows no thaw. Reports say the denial could extend into 1978, with about two dozen U.S.–Russian families similarly affected.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
Moscow
Henry Kissinger
United States
University of Virginia
Woodford McClellan
Soviet Union
McClellan
William Cowper
KGB
Box Social at Grove Chapel on Friday January 21 1952
The Ladies Adult Bible Class of Grove Chapel Lutheran Sunday School will host a box social in the church basement on Friday evening January 21 1952. A&P Coal Company won the Joseph A Holmes Safety Award for 1951. A fire damaged the Sagamore Hotel rear wall this afternoon with losses estimated over 33300.
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Grove Chapel Lutheran Sunday School
Grove Chapel
A & P Coal Company
Joseph A. Holmes
Sagamore
McClellan says KGB harassed wife amid visa dispute
McClellan describes Russian pressure on his wife Irina and their daughter as Soviet officials curb education and work rights. He notes KGB approaches for data, a mother who once worked for the state, and ongoing separation as months and years pass with little relief.
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McClellan
Irina
Secret Police
KGB
McClellans
Irina McClellan
Ant
Israel
Labor Feud Bites Carter Amid AFL-CIO Ties
Washington political clash unfolds as AFL-CIO chief George Meany and Lane Kirkland push for stronger labor influence. Carter White House resists direct conflict, preferring private dialogue while Meany’s aides and Kirkland translate labor discontent. May shape early administration policy.
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Stuart Eizenstat
Labor
White House
Afl-Cio
Marshall
Senate
George Bernard Shaw
Army
Navy
Air Force
Taft-Hartley
Law and Order
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Meany
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Chick Chaikin
Kirkland
Washington
George Meany
President Carter
Jimmy
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Condor egg rate and beards facts in brief
It's A Fact notes that North America’s largest bird, the condor, lays one egg every two years and its chick stays in the nest for 18 months after hatching Flapper is defined as the young of wild fowl The piece also claims the average man has about 13 000 whiskers with 90 per square inch on the cheeks and 580 per square inch on the chin
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