Pennsylvania Story Fiscal Thorn
Harrisburg analyses Pennsylvania’s looming 1977-78 budget gap with a projected quarter billion dollars in extra costs. Governor Shapp warns of deeper needs especially in public schools, hinting taxes may rise, while local districts see rising school taxes without sufficient state subsidies.
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Pennsylvania
Shapp
Wit and Wisecracks From a Jestful World
A compact montage traces wit from Oscar Wilde to Wilson Mizner and John F. Kennedy, with barroom quips and punchlines about fame, marriage, and politics. It recalls a parade of one liners and the people who sparked them, from dramatic dinners to a paroled convict's first night out.
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Jim Bishop
Oscar Wilde
London
Dorothy Parker
George Kaufman
Metropolitan Opera Building
Wilson Mizner
Hollywood
Walter Winchell
Franklin P. Adams
Mizner
Wilde
Alaska
America
Shorty
John F. Kennedy
White House
Thomas Jefferson
Mike Douglas
Indiana printing company notes and rates in 1900s issue
The Indiana Printing and Publishing Company bulletin lists staff names including RAY as chairman and BEIKSPEG as president. It outlines subscription rates for carrier, motor route, and mail, with regional details and prices for Indiana and nearby counties.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
A. H. Ray
Lucilla R. Beikspeg
Sally RN
Elizabeth R
Joan Ray Reece Joseph J. Don Russell
M. Ric
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Carrier Boy
Indiana
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmore
Muythe
Griffen Installed as Plumville Pastor in Ulsterdate 1926
Rev J E Griffen was installed as pastor of the Plumville Presbyterian Church last evening. In 1951 District 26 of the VFW including Indiana Cambria and Armstrong Counties earned first honors at the Pennsylvania state VFW convention in Philadelphia for recruiting 523 new members.
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J.E. Griffen
Plumville Presbyterian Church
VFW
Indiana, Cambria
Armstrong Counties
Pennsylvania
Philacelptts
Carter Eyes Senate Fight and Kissinger Ties
Washington observers report Jimmy Carter weighs the Senate leadership contest between Hubert Humphrey and Robert Byrd. Carter has hinted support for Byrd and questioned whether Humphrey could push his own policies. Talks with Muskie and Hollings show tension over withdrawals as Kissinger weighs a future role if Carter wins.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
New York
Jimmy Carter
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
D.-Minn
Robert Byrd
D.-W.va
Carter
Humphrey
Byrd
Lyndon Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Ed Muskie
D.me
Ernest Hollings
D.8.c
Muskie
Miracle coalition forms around Carter at convention
Victor Riesel portrays a rare, unwieldy alliance at the Carter convention as delegates from diverse camps including McGovernites, Kennedy heirs, Southern conservatives, labor leaders and reformers converge. The article questions whether Carter can sustain this feuding, mixed coalition through the campaign while insiders doubt the miracle claim.
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Victor Riesel
New York
Pierre Salinger
John Kennedy
Ron Nessen
Madison Square Garden
Kennedy
Camelot
George Wallace
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Bobby Kennedy
George McGovern
Frank Mankiewicz
Brooklyn
Longshoreman
Anthony Scotto
Carter New York
Joe Duffy
United Church of Christ
Americans For Democratic Action
Anne Wexler Duffy
McGovern
George Meany
al Barkan
Anne Wexler
Rolling Stone
Detroit
Coleman Young
Franklin Roosevelt
Lindsay
Big Apple
Jule Sugarman
New York City
Sugarman
Atlanta
Kirbo
Jack Watson
Jerry Ford
United Mine Workers of America
Arnold Miller
Democratic Party
Leonard Woodcock
Jerry Wurf
Liberal Labor Coalition
Clearing House
South
Teachers’ Federation
al Shanker
Terry Herndon
John Ryer
National Education Association
Boston
Ted Sorenson
White House
Ford
White collar crime across nations and the American response
An analysis contrasts Soviet corruption with U S white collar crimes noting prison terms for officials and a rise in investigations and convictions. It cites FBI data, a Bureau of National Affairs study, and judges on deterrence while highlighting manpower limits and prosecutorial challenges in curbing such offenses.
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Literaturnaya Gazeta
The
Literary Gazette
Volga
Bureau
FBI
Bureau of National Affairs
Washington, D.C
State Department
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Dullsville
Keystone
Penna. News Service
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Mark
Evening Gazetty
Secondlass
Washington
Nger
Kissinger
Reagan
Lone Ranger
Secretary of
Defense
Cyrus Vance
George Ball
Asst
Richard Gardner
Columbia University
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Brzezinski
Vance
Aurelie Kissinger
William Fulbright
D.ark
New York State
Jack Kennedy
Girs
Charles Kirbo
John Lindsay
Berry's
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