The Pennsylvania Story Unicameral Legislature
Harrisburg column examines a hypothetical unicameral Pennsylvania legislature amid a 5.2 to 5.6 billion dollar general fund debate for 1977-78. It weighs simplicity and cost against the risks of eliminating two chambers and notes Nebraska as the only existing example. The piece mentions a 100-member unicameral proposal currently in committee.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
State Senate
House of Representatives
Keystone
Senate
House
House-Senate
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Congress
Washington
The White House Press Room Under Carter Spotlight
Jim Bishop observes the White House Press Room during Carter's tenure, detailing the power balance between reporters and the president. He notes reporters' access limits, network reactions, and the tense dynamic as journalists chase exclusives while Carter engages openly. The piece cites tension, admiration, and the evolving role of the press in presidential coverage.
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Jim Bishop
Kennedy
Nixon
Fdr
White House
Oval Office
Carter
Georgia
Amy Carter
Tree House
Rose Garden
Watergate
J. Anthony Lukas
The
Times
Jody Powell
Ed Murrow
Indiana Evening Gazette Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice lists carrier and motor route subscription rates for weekly, monthly, three and six months and yearly options. Includes mail rates to Indiana and surrounding counties with daily options and a note on prepaid extensions.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana
RWB
Ray
Lucilla R. Donnelly
Sally Hb, Naylon
Elizabeth R. Sweene
Joan Ray Reece
Joseph L. Donnelly
Russell M. Hickey
William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Arstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
West
Moreland
Plumber J G Martin Wins Humane Society Gold Medal
In Blairsville on June date 14927 J G Martin a bashful plumber receives a gold medal from the western Pennsylvania Humane Society for saving Trixie the fox terrier during a February 28 1962 fire. Jon Gross son of E A and Mrs Gross of 735 Oak St Indiana a ISC junior majoring in French left on May 27 by Air France for a summer study and travel in France.
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Blairsville
J.G. Martin
Western Pennsylvania Humane Society
Trixie
Jon Gross
E.A. Gross
Oak St
Indiana
ISC
Air France
France
Murdered Maitre D at Capitol Hill Linked to Savak Probe
May 12 body of Alexis Goodarzi found slumped behind the wheel of a Porsche with three .32 caliber shots. Investigators suspect Savak links and possible blackmail schemes with Iran's embassy contacts. a list of 14 Savak agents in the U.S. is noted, led by Col. Rafizadeh. Also included are Castro criticisms, missing Ft Meade documents, and Nixon's Allende loan stance.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Alexis Guodarzi
Capitol Hill
Goodarzi
Iran
Dread
Secret Police
Tongsun Park
Park
Goodara
South Korea
KCIA
Savak
House
Rean
House Standards Committee
Goodaral
Solgne Rotunda
United States
Mansur Rafizadeh
New York
U.S
Rotunda
Castro
Fidel Castro
Libya
Muammar Qaddafi
Qaddafi
Ft. Meade
Army
Two-Armed Bandits Rise Over Atlantic City Casinos
Victor Riesel assesses Atlantic City casino plans under New Jersey law requiring union qualification. The 98 page act forces unions and leaders to prove cleanliness, with IRS FBI and state scrutiny of finances and ties to crime cartels. The piece links casino drive to New York legislation and notes mob concerns around ancillary services and security.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey Casino Control Commission
Internal Revenue Service
FBI
State Investigation Commission
Mafia
Crime Combine
Organized
IRS
Gaming Commission
Vito Genovese
New Jersey
New York State
State Assembly
Stanley Steingut
Hugh Carey
New York
Atlantic
New York City
Rockaway Beach
Citizens’ Committee
Underworld
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Renaissance Center anchors Detroit rebirth debate
The Renaissance Center opens as a $337 million privately financed project led by Henry Ford II. It features four 34 story towers surrounding a 73 story hotel with 416 conventions booked through 1981, while Detroit hawks away business and a major downtown department store plans to close. Israel eyes Begin health scare shadows looming over prime ministerial prospects in a parliamentary system.
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Detroit
Renaissance Center
Henry Ford II
New York
Rockefeller Center
Detroit Plaza
Deroit River
Tax Payers Demand Action Over Rising Burdens
A letter voices outrage at Pennsylvania tax hikes and wasteful spending. The writer cites additional taxes proposed by House leaders, rising utility costs, school funding waste, and highway disrepair. They urge readers to contact Action Line and local representatives to oppose new taxes and demand accountability.
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the Gazette
House
Pennsylvania
Buffington
Channel 6
Harrisburg
Shapp
Wass
Emperor
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Chile
Falput
Salvador Allende
Richard Nixon
David Frost
Allende
Lak Bor
Victor Riesel
N.J
Las Vegas East
Don Oakley
Israel
Menachem Begin
Likud
Begin
Labor Party