Robert Casey Tests the Political Waters for 1978 Run
Former Pennsylvania Auditor General Robert P. Casey, out of office since January, tours the state testing sentiment for a potential 1978 gubernatorial bid. He reports broad favorable mood, calls for tighter spending oversight, and mentions ongoing private law work while weighing a formal announcement. Casey has begun courting voters in Erie, Lancaster, Philadelphia, and Allegheny County, among others. He notes support from the 9,000-member International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Robert P. Casey
Casey
Commonwealth
Erie
Lancaster
Delaware County
Monroe County
Lehigh County
Northampton County
Perry County
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Scranton
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
How To Write for the Movies A jokey guide by Jim Bishop
A satirical outline of film genres and plotting tips lists war, supernatural, western, mystery, ancient Rome, B movie, and comedy approaches. It mocks clichés like heroic beaus, coded decryptions, and slapstick setups while naming figures such as Nimitz Eisenhower MacArthur FDR and Woody Allen within a magazine parody of screenwriting.【END】
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Jim Bishop
John
Heinrich Himmler
Hazel
Midway
Nimitz
Eisenhower
MacArthur
White House
Indiana Evening Gazette Summary Card
Indiana Evening Gazette published by The Indiana Printing and Publishing Company in Fodlany Wa lists local news briefs, notices, and community items in a compact newspaper card format for readers.
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Fodlany
Multiple dated items from Indiana and Pennsylvania press
A 1927 survey on bread demand is underway in Indiana and 13 Pennsylvania cities by the Bureau of Markets and the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. A 1952 notice reports the Chamber of Commerce summer outing planned for Wednesday at the VFW Club with Robert LeGaetano leading the picnic. A 1962 report notes an extensive pipeline project by Texas Eastern Transmission Corp beginning west of State Highway 939 near Blairsville in Indiana County.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Bureau of Markets
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Chamber of Commerce
VFW Club
Robert LeGaetano
Black Lick
Indiana County
Texas Astern Transmission Corporation
Blairsville
The Case Of Nicolas Shadrin
Washington Merry Go Round reveals the years long double agent tale of Nicolas Shadrin a former Soviet naval officer who defected to the United States and later worked for the Pentagon He disappeared in Vienna on December 20 1975 after meetings with KGB agents and is believed dragged across the Czechoslovak border to Moscow The piece recounts U S officials pressuring for a prisoner exchange and attorney Richard Copakens persistent private efforts to secure Shadrins release through channels in Berlin Washington and Vienna The narrative frames competing government responses and media involvement in a high stakes Cold War case
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Jack Anderson
Nicolas Shadrin
Shadrin
United States
U.S
Pentagon
CTA
Drin
Virginia
KGB
FBI
G-men
KBG
Montreal
Vienna
Moscow
Anatoly Dobrynin
Blanka Shadrin
Richard Copaken
Covington and Burling
Defense Intelligence Agency
Central Intelligence Agency
National Security Council
Justice Dept
State Dept
Copaken
West Berlin
Sarkis Paskalian
Gunter Guillaume
Willy Brandt
Henry Kissinger
White House
Washington
Gerald Ford
Ford
Leonid Brezhnev
West
Berlin
Carter White House
Attorney Cocaken
Hoffa saga stirs pension fund probe and puzzling delays
Washington writer Victor Riesel reports on the Central States Pension Fund inquiries, noting alleged Hoffa murder, elusive asset control, and FBI tips. Regulators face stalled investigations, audits, and questions about final authority between trustees, Crocker Bank, Equitable Life, and independent managers.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Jimmy Hoffa
Jimmy
Bantam
Justice Department
FBI
Franz Kafka
James Bond
Lke
Central States Teamsters Pension Fund
Chicago
Crocker National Bank of San Francisco
Pension Fund
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York City
Sam Gibbons
House
Ways and Means Committee
Central States Pension Fund
Equitable Group
Internal Revenue Service
U.S. Labor Department
IRS
Federal
House Oversight Subcommittee
Hoffa
Crocker Bank
Equitable Life Assurance Group
Allied Welfare Fund
ERISA
Kafka
Bond
Deuce as a Loser in $2 Bill Push Across U.S.
Treasury struggles with the $2 bill first issued in 1976 as retailers slow to stock and circulate it. Only about 45 percent of the 500 million printed have entered circulation, with Portland, Oregon proving the model for possible wider use. If adoption improves, the government could save millions by reducing $1 bill production.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
James A. Conlon
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Secret Service
Portland, Ore
Safeway Supermarket
Plaid Pantries
Portland
Conlon
Coal mine worker numbers hit peak around 63000 in 1423
Census Bureau figures from Historical Statistics of the United States show the average number of coal mine workers in the United States reached a high near 63 000 in 1423, with a low of about 133 000 in 1489, illustrating wide fluctuations in early mining employment.
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United States
Census Bureau
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