Pennsylvania Story Maneuvering The Surplus
Columnist notes a June fiscal year end for 1979-73 with a likely surplus between 20 and 50 million, affected by delayed tax deposits. The piece criticizes budget gimmicks and predicts budget status next month. It also discusses a proposed change removing a rape victim jury instruction under HB 550 and cites state higher education spending for 1971-72 totaling 1.468 billion, led by state-related universities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Denison
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Commission On the Status of Women
House of Representatives
Senate
Arlene Lottman
Commission
Lotman
Department of Education
Reading Is Key to Knowledge Says Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop argues that reading fuels knowledge and laments widespread illiteracy. He blames schools and parents for dulling curiosity and urges letting children read what interests them to build a lifelong habit and vocabulary.
Subscription Rates and Notices from a Local Paper
The passage lists names including Elizabeth R Sweeney Amy Taylor Ray and others as part of a local paper. It details Associated Press rights and various carrier, motor route, and mail subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with durations and counties served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhs Ray
Sreesersrssesnasen
Elizabeth R. Sweeney
Amye Taylor Ray
R. Hastie Ray
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William B. Hastings
Frank 8. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Carrier Boy
Ly 3
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Indiana
Indiana youth earns Pennsylvania state scholarship
Ulsterdate June 29 1923 Norman Shick son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shick of Indiana has been awarded a four year scholarship by the State of Pennsylvania. He will enter the University of Pittsburgh to study the medical profession. 1948 Indiana County milk price rise to a quart in stores and by delivery next week, starting July 1. 1963 Indiana High School exchange students Lois Brady Jo Brady Pam Menha DeLee Pease depart for South America. June 1923 Mr and Mrs Russell Baum with Mrs S C Steele escape injury when their Chandler auto overturns on detour to Black Lick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Shick
J. M. Shick
Indiana
State of
Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Indiana County
Indiana High School
South America
Lois Brady
Jo Brady
Pam Menha
DeLee Pease
Russell Baum
S. C. Steele
Chandler
Black Lick
Nixon's Stop Wallace Plot Revealed in 1970 Cash Box Schemes
Washington report details White House efforts to block George Wallace from running in 1972. Haldeman directed covert funding of Wallace rivals with 400000 in cash from surplus campaign funds, plus a separate tax investigation against Wallace's brother Gerald. Kalmbach and Raine delivered funds at the Sherry-Netherland and Bank of California, while IRS scrutiny followed. Wallace narrowly won Alabama in 1970 primary, then shifted to a Democratic bid for president in 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Washington
George Wallace
Nixon
White House
Alabama
Wallace
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Kalmbach
Herbert Kalmbach
New York City
Sherry-Netherland Hotel
France Raine
Sherry-Netherland
Los Angeles
Bank of California
Raine
Bagman
Friday
Larry Higby
Winton
Red” Blount
Blount
Gerald
Justice Department
Reveniue Service
Gerald Wallace
Wallace Brothers
Internal Revenue
Crack Intelligence Division
Brit Hume
Geroge
George
Humphrey
Albert Brewer
Mobile
Birmingham
Japanese view Watergate as a fuss over a little eavesdropping
Capitol Hill report notes Yoshizane Iwasa, Fuji Bank chair, says Japan does not see Watergate as a serious threat to Nixon. He contrasts European crisis fears, cites Japan's economic reliance on the United States, and forecasts Japan remaining behind the U.S. and Russia in economic status. He warns of U.S. export controls and trade reform impacts on Japan while noting relief at a projected drop in the U.S. trade deficit in 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Biossat
Washington
Yoshizane Iwasa
Japan
Fuji Bank
Democrats’ National Committee
Iwasa
Nixon
Europe
U.S
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
America
Facts on Eagles, Humans, and History From The Era
The text notes a seven foot wingspan African black eagle capable of taking large prey, body composition of a 160 pound man, ship satellite navigation accuracy within 300 feet, starling daily insect intake, a flicker stomach containing 5 040 ants, a bob white with 10 000 pigweed seeds, 63 Union officers at Bull Run who became generals including Sherman and Custer, and Finland’s annual newsprint exports exceeding 4 million tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle of
Bull Run
William Tecumseh Sherman
George Armstrong Custer
Speaking Freely on Term Limits and Nixon Proposal
President Nixon urged Congress to consider a one six year term amendment as Watergate shadows loom over his presidency. A repeal campaign for the 22nd Amendment continues with critics alleging it was a Republican retaliation against Franklin D. Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
Nixon
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fdr
John F. Kennedy
A look at postwar presidents and term limits
The piece argues that FDR set a pattern where successors peak in their first term and decline in the second. It cites Truman, Eisenhower, Johnson, and Nixon, noting major early achievements followed by later losses in popularity despite large electoral margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry S. Truman
Europe
Greece
Berlin
Russia
Washington
Korea
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
Johnson
Nixon
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