Policy Debate Over Public Officials Charged With Crimes
Pennsylvania News Service examines whether officials charged with serious crimes should be suspended or dismissed. It notes the Shapp administration has kept leaders in office pending trial, citing Egidia Cerilli's case as the paradigm, and discusses the lack of current law to compel suspension.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Shapp
Egidia Cerilli
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Cerilli
Dear Anita Bryant A harsh letter on Protect America’s Children
Jim Bishop questions Anita Bryant’s campaign asking how it would protect children and whether it targets homosexuals. He challenges her methods, questions motives and public exposure, and suggests broader social responsibilities, citing a homicide case and political backlash.
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Jim Bishop
Anita Bryant
America
Indiana Evening Gazette Masthead and Rates
The Indiana Evening Gazette publisher details list board officers Lucilla I Ronnell president Sally Naylan view president Elizabeth Sweed treasurer Joan Kay Kh secretary Joseph J. Donnelly manager Russell M. Awcrey assistant managing editor Joseph L. Donnelly and William H. Hasing managing editor Frank B. Hood associate editor. Subscription rates shown for weekly, monthly, and yearly mail delivery within Indiana and nearby counties. daily publication except Sundays and legal holidays.
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Lucilla I Ronnell
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Sally St
Naylan View
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Sweed
Joan Kay Kh
Joseph J. Dos
Hussell
Awcrey
Joseph 1. Donnelly
Cocci
William H. Hasing
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
Carrie Boy
Indiana
Arnalong
Cumbria
Charfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Quiside
Counsies
Dayton declares air travel age with new airplane
On January 20, 1928, Dayton announces a local airplane, owned by Clair Secrist and Meade Cunningham, joining the fleet of modern mobility. They plan frequent flights and promise rapid updates on this aerial addition to town life.
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Dayton
Clair Secrist
Meade Cunningham
Carter Warsaw visit boosts regime and dissidents
Confidential cables from Warsaw say President Carter’s visit strengthened Poland’s First Secretary Glerek while dissidents gained inspiration. The embassy feared Glerek’s strengthened grip could hinder opposition, yet dissidents welcomed the support. Carter answered questions from an underground paper and urged periodic Helsinki conferences, stressing detente needs broad public support.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Warsaw
Carter
Edward Gierek
U.S
Glerek
Opiniat
Poland
Inside Labor Endless Aliens By Victor Riesel
Washington columnist Victor Riesel argues that illegal immigrants burden the United States with hidden costs. He cites estimates from officials ranging from 6 to 12 million undocumented workers, plus hundreds of millions in local medical and welfare costs. He notes uncertainties in federal counts and highlights city and state impacts, including New York and Los Angeles, as arguments for reform of immigration and employment policy.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
America
Cape Verde
Mexico
W.i.’S
Carter
EWI
U.S
Federal Bureauracy
New York
Los Angeles
General Accounting Office
Office of Management and Budget
Department
New York City
New York City Municipal Hospital
Tom Bradley
United States
Ray Marshall
Congress
Immigration, Jobs and the Full Employment Debate
The piece discusses Humphrey-Hawkins and full employment amid claims nearly seven million Americans are unemployed. It cites Secretary Marshall on illegal immigration as a key factor in unemployment, noting estimates of half to one million workers added yearly and potential costs of job creation. The field column argues for domestic job prospects and policy focus.
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Earl Butz
Federal Reserve Board
Butz
Fed
Philip Jackson
Jackson
Humphrey-Hawkins
Marshall
U.S
Field
Challenging Brock in GOP Co-Chair Bid
Gloria Toote, a Harlem attorney and Reagan ally, challenges incumbent Mary Crisp for the GOP co chair, a move backed by conservatives upset with Bill Brock and his stance on Panama Canal politics. The race unfolds as the National Committee prepares to elect leaders on January 20.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
Republican Party
Gloria Toote
Mary Crisp
GOP
Bill Brock
Brock
Crisp
Toote
Nixon
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Citizens For
the Republic
Reagan
Lyn Nofziger
Panama Canal
National Committee
GOP National Committee
Crisp fights Toote in GOP power struggle at national meeting
Berry's World Crisp battles Toote as Brock loyalists claim Toote will win only a third of ballots at the January 20 national committee meeting. Brockhn staff conduct aggressive outreach, while some expect Toote to withdraw before assembly.
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Crisp
Nofziger
Reagan
GOP
Brock
National Committee
Toote
Asai
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