No New Tax Chant Dips Into Oblivion In Pa Politics
Harrisburg report notes lawmakers clash over funding for the new fiscal year as the long running no new tax refrain fades. Senate moves to cut spending sparking outcry while localities push for more state or federal aid, highlighting the tax shifting cycle. Governor Shapp champions more from Washington as Pennsylvania and its towns seek relief through redistribution. If top levels fail, districts face higher local levies to cover school subsidies.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
State Senate
Senate
Albiet
Capitol Hill
Art
Washington
Congress
Pat Pourri
Yesteryear
Two strong parties needed as old faces fade
Jim Bishop argues in a column that American politics require two robust parties and fresh leadership. He critiques Ford and Nixon era figures, questions the GOP’s strategy, and notes Carter’s rising popularity while urging new faces to replace entrenched voices.
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Jim Bishop
Republican Party
White House
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Executive Mansion
Capitol Hill
Ford
Michigan
Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Bill Brock
G.O.P
Energy
Mark Goode
Carter
Goldwater
Dale
King Features Syndicat, Inc
Eastland backs Dupuy despite bribery probe
Senate Judiciary Chairman Jim Eastland urges a White House review of Kenneth Dupuy for a top energy post even as Dupuy faces bribery and sex impropriety investigations and has been linked to improper fuel allocations and travel abuses. The White House interviews Dupuy amid ongoing probe and past Florida labor camp reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Senate
Jim Eastland
Law and Order
Mississippi
White House
Kenneth Dupuy
Dupuy
Federal Energy Administration
Atlanta
Justice Dept
FEA
Eastland
Dupuya
Tex
Corey
World Bank aid linked to tyrannies in the 1970s
The article argues that major international finance bodies funded repressive regimes from 1970 to 1975. It cites Marcos in the Philippines, Park Chung Hee in South Korea, and Allende’s Chile, showing sizable aid increases after martial law or coups. US policy debates hinge on rights versus flexibility in funding decisions.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
World Bank
United States
Philippines
Ferdinand Marcos
South Korea
Chung Park Hee
House
White House
Senate
House-Senate
Carter
Teddy Roosevelt
Agsu
Opening and dedication of Indiana First United Presbyterian Church
Chronology notes three events: 1927 opening of the First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana at the former house of worship site. 1982 recovery of a missing Grand Jury report for the June session found at the courthouse. 1962 participation by Indiana mothers and daughters in the Indiana Summer Theatre Guild production of Clare Booth’s The Women, featuring Phylis Roumm with daughter Nikolyn and Margaret Beck with daughter Lani.
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First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Indiana Mothers and Daughters
Indiana Summer Theatre Guild
Clare Booth
Phylis Roumm
Nikolyn
Margaret Beck
Lani
Seabrook Clinch River clash fuels energy debate
Victor Riesel surveys the fight between labor and environmental groups over dams and nuclear projects. He notes jobs and energy gains threatened by legal challenges to Clinch River, Tellico Dam, and Dickey-Lincoln schemes, while critics question funding and governance of eco groups.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Maine
Clamshell Alliance
Environmental Protection Agency
Douglas Castle
Seabrook
N.H
Atlantic
Carter
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Army Corps of Engineers
Tennessee
U.S
Knoxville
Little
Tennessee River
Defense Department
St. John
U.S. House of Representatives
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Sone
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Ice
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William Corey
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Mexia
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Immokolee
A. Duda and Sons
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Labor Dept
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Immokelee
Dole United Feature Syndicate, Inc
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Allende
Americans For Democratic Action
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Tellico
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