Pennsylvania Senate Adopts May Recess Amid Mazzei Fallout
Pennsylvania lawmakers flee for a one month recess as Senator Frank Mazzei faces appeal, leaving bills stalled including unemployment benefits reform and a $4.5 billion budget. Democrats defend delay to await appeals while House consent passes with party control. voters previously chose a rubber-stamp legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Senate
Frank Mazzei
Pittsburgh
Mazzei
Senate Democrats
House of Representatives
Chamber
House
Pennsylvania
Quicksands in Paradise in the Bahama Islands
Jim Bishop recalls Bahamian life and fishing adventures aboard Sunnyside Up with Kelly and friends. He notes the allure and tension of tourism and independence, describes seas and winds, and reflects on sea lore and Hemingway as a writing model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bishop
Bahamas
Atlantic Ocean
Kelly
Bay Street
Nassau
Paradise
Walter Lebron Jr
Sunnyside
Florida
Biman
Gulf Stream
Bimini
Memory Rock
Lester Keiser
Hank
Helen Waldman
Air Transport Command
Helen
Bfe
West End
Grand Bahama Island
Steve Hollingsworth
Steve
Hemingway
Local registry assessor named for Third Ward Indiana
Albert Warren of Locust street has been appointed registry assessor of the first precinct in the Third Ward Indiana. The John M. Leech Class counts 140 members with George T. Buchanan as its efficient teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Warren
Locust Street
First Precinct
Third Ward
Indiana
John M. Leech
George T. Buchanan
Washington Merry-Go-Round Ford's shift on Vietnam crisis
Ford revises Vietnam rhetoric after Saigon collapse. He now boosts U.S. credibility with allies and questions domino theory while blaming Congress for past aid delays. The piece also covers Duane Freer FAA crash blame and Colson's Watergate manuscript and CIA testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Saigon
South Vietnam
United States
White House
U.S
Vietnam
Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Graham Martin
Hanoi
Duane Freer
Federal Aviation Administration
DuBois
FAA
Freer
Labor sees Ford not running 76 and brokers for governors
Inside labor circles there is a belief President Ford will not run in 1976 and that Nelson Rockefeller would seek the nomination if Ford steps aside. The Democratic path favors governors like Hugh Carey Jerry Brown and George Wallace remains unlikely to win a national ticket. Labor leaders foresee a brokered convention led by Strauss with a governor candidate emerging to defeat McGovern and push toward the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Jerry
Nelson Rockefeller
Republican Party
White House
Mr. Ford
Fifth Avenue
New Hampshire
Ronnie Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Robert Strauss
Sen. McGovern
Brain Trust
Alan Baron
Kennedy Family
Sargent Shriver
New York
Hugh Carey
New York City
Abe Beam
Chicago
Datey
Shriver
Ted Kennedy
Illinois
Daley
Miami
Edmund G. Brown
Labor Boys
California
Alabama
George Wallace
Labor
Democratic National Committee
Wallace
New York-California
Jerry Brown
Strauss
McGovern
Jerry Ford
Rocky
Reagan
Expo 75 Okinawa Ocean Exposition Opens July 1975
The Inter national Ocean Exposition EXPO 75 will run from July 20 1975 to January 18 1976 in Okinawa with a goal of two million visitors. Organized as a special fair by the Bureau of International Exhibitions in Paris it will showcase ocean related technologies and address sea problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
Chaney Business
Okinawa
Ryukyus
Bureau of International Exhibitions
Paris
Japan Trade Council
Japan
Soviet Union
Japan Trade Center
Northern Ireland
Belfast
Band 9
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William B. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Assoc Associated Press
Ube Lear Pn
Advantce
Cambria
Arall
Sgr
TED Press
Arm
Jefferson
Weat
Tad
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana, Pa
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
National Transportation Safety Board
James E. Dow
Colson
Charles Colson
White Horse
Watergate
Patty
Chosen Books
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
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