Pennsylvania Story May 23 Budget Tug of War
Harrisburg chronicles Governor Shapp’s push for a $5 billion budget as Pennsylvania faces a late start to the new fiscal year. Lawmakers, split by party lines, weigh budget options and potential government standstill amid election recess and ongoing deliberations.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Milton Jerrold Shapp
Governor Shapp
Keystone State
Mr. Shapp
Raymond P. Shafer
Milton J. Shapp
Israel Faces Winds of Change as Young Votes Emerge
Journalist Jim Bishop reports Israel teeters between past legends and a new voter generation amid inflation, taxes, and scandal. The piece notes the Six Day War echoes, Rabin concerns, and a shift in immigration patterns widening gaps between European and Oriental Jewish communities.
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Jim Bishop
Israel
Golda Meir
David Ben-Gurion
Chaim Weizmann
Moshe Dayan
Ezar Weizman
United States
Yom Kippur
Labor Party
Yitzhak Rabin
America
U.S
Cuba
Israel’s 120 seat battle masks a fragile power balance
Jim Bishop analyzes Israel’s election, noting 90 of 120 Knesset seats are in dispute while Labour fractures to 53 with Mapam and Arab votes. He cites Rabin and Peres tensions, U.S. role, and the stubborn hurdles to Palestinian statehood and permanent borders. international pressure, Russian strategy, and US–Israel dynamics loom as voters face a protracted peace path.
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Labor Party
Mapam
Labor
Rabin
Carter
U.S
Sixth Fleet
Israel
Yoel Marcus
Ha'aretz
Abba Eban
Shimon Peres
Rabin Group
Peres
Entebbe
Shimon
America
West Bank
The
Jordan
Jerusalem
Vietnam
Middle East
Kremlin
Middle
Bus driver dispute closes buses for Saltsburg students
A one day school bus vacation affected around 700 Blairsville Saltsburg School District students yesterday as Baker Bus Lines drivers stopped routes along Route 981 in Westmoreland County. The labor dispute ended with no long term action reported.
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Saltsburg
Baker Bus Lines
Elders Ridge
Blairsville Saltsburg
Westmoreland County
IUP
Foot-In-Mouth Disease Hits Washington Figures
Washington observers cite Rep. John Ashbrook making a disparaging remark about MLK while discussing investigations into JFK and MLK assassinations. The piece notes similar fallout from Earl Butz and Gen. George Brown, then describes Navy pomp for Adm. Moore and a Treasury crackdown push on marijuana trafficking led by Vernon Acree and supported by Undersecretary Bette Anderson and Rep. Tom Steed.
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John Ashbrook
Ohio
Martin Luther King Jr
Earl Butz
George Brown
Joint Chiefs
Ashbrook
House
Henry Gonzales
D.N.M
Richard Sprague
Oakland Inn
Sprague
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Acree
Treasury
Bette Anderson
Atlanta
Dept
Inside Labor STA Quart By Victor Riesel
Washington analysis notes inflation as a daily burden with a White House push on anti inflation policy. Carter convened the Labor Management Group to shape proposals while jawboning steel prices and COLA impacts, aiming to curb inflation though outcomes remain secret and contested by labor rank and file.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Jimmy Carter
White House
Jack Kennedy
U.S. Steel Corp
Joe Kennedy
Carter
Bert Lance
Treasury
Mike Blumenthal
Economic Advisory Council
Charlie Schultze
U.S. Steel
Ed Speer
Mr. Carter
Speer
Republic Steel
Labor Management Group
LMG
George Meany
Afl-Cio
General Electric
Reginald H. Jones
Hay Adams Hotel
House of Labor
Council On Wage and
Labor
Ray Marshall
Mike
Hay Adams
Reg Jones
Glenn Watt
Communication Workers of America
At&t
Field
Conversation stoppers from Art Buchwald list humorous lines
A long humor piece catalogs ready to clip quotas of conversation stoppers for social gatherings. The list includes witty lines about Nixon television opinions, taxes, celebrities, politics, and odd family anecdotes to provoke attention and laughter.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Amy Carter
Joe Califano
White Township Supervisor clarifies porn ordinance stance
In a readers letter the supervisor explains his negative vote on a pornographic ordinance and outlines concerns about legal consistency. He notes many petition signatures and calls urging protection, stressing the need to address message over medium to withstand judicial review. He defends his decision as part of seeking a strongest, most consistent ordinance for White Township.
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Senate
CIA
Charles Colson
Farrah Fawcett-Majors
E.F. Hutton
Wall Street
White Township
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