Public relations shifts under Governor Shapp in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports detail Governor Shapp expanding his public relations staff led by Edward Mitchell to streamline communications. Mitchell seeks advance news briefings, tightens access to the governor, and builds a Governor’s Communications Group. The move aims to boost coverage across radio and TV, plus weeklies, as Shapp eyes a 1974 re election bid.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Washington
Shapp
Edward Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchell
Youngblood Mitchell
Ed Mitchell
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Nixon taps brother case stirs civil libertarian debate
Washington columnist ART BUCHWALD imagines a legal fight over presidential wiretaps, invoking historical cases from Fillmore to Grant. A mock dialogue with Prof. Clemente questions Fourth Amendment reach for relatives of high officials and the dangers of unchecked executive power.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Nixon
F. Donald Nixon
Sam Clemente
Millard Fillmore
Prof. Clemente
Supreme Court
Fillmore
Dillard
South
Secret Service
Washington Post
United States
Clemente
Inid
Fillmore-Dillard
Ulysses S. Grant
Grant
White House
Indiana Pa Newspaper Publisher List and Rates
Publication details for The Indiana Printing and Publishing Company set in Indiana Pennsylvania. Includes staff names, AP affiliation, and subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with delivery areas and mailing classifications.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana
Elzabeth R. “Sweeney
Amye Taylor Ray
R. Hastie Ray
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William 5. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
AP News
Indiana Franklin Co opens first class upholstering shop
A Sept 13 1923 notice states the Indiana Franklin Company at 521 East Philadelphia street has opened a first class upholstering shop offering high grade work. The brief item notes local business progress and compares quality with state peers.
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Indiana Franklin Company
Philadelphia Street
McIntrye
McIntyre
Tipple
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Indiana
Blairsville
Leechburg
Springdale
Indiana County Grand Jury
White Township
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
White’s Woods
Getty Heights
Washington Merry-Go-Round The People Backbone
Washington Merry-Go-Round by Jack Anderson Henry argues Americans are strained by Watergate yet remain resilient. The piece paints Henry Idaho as emblematic with a bullet-hole Cody profile, recounts local tales of fire, gold theft, and heroism, and lauds Judge Sirica for challenging the President as a sign of national backbone.
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Washington
America’s Backbone
Jack Anderson
Henry
Idatto
Henry Kissinger
Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate
New York
Florida Gold Coast
Idaho-Wyoming
California
America
Idaho
Hoot Gibson
Buffalo Bill Cody
Gus Perez
Caribou Mountain
Roland Smith
John Sirica
Sirica
District of Columbia
United States
Home costs soar as inflation outpaces housing prices
A U S S L fact book shows residential construction costs rose 35.4 percent over five years to 1970, with 1972 costs up 9.8 percent despite Phase II. Median new home price reached 27100 in 1972, while mortgage funding tightens due to higher interest rates and intermediation shifts. Mobile homes fill the gap as starts fall. Revenue sharing data show 38,132 billion distributed since 1972 to state and local governments, with New York and California top recipients.
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Don Oakley
United States Savings and Loan League
Irving Rose
Advance Mortgage Corp
Federal Office of Revenue Sharing
Commerce Clearning House
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Texas
Michigan
Ohio
Meany Directs AFL CIO Watergate Paper on Nixon
Washington columnist Victor Riesel reports George Meany leads a five man AFL CIO Watergate committee writing a White Paper on the White House and Nixon. The plan aims to influence the 1974 convention and bolster Democratic electoral efforts with a political and potentially damaging document.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
George Meany
Labor
Richard Nixon
White House
Meany
Afl-Afl-Cio
Jack Lyons
Iron Workers
Ladies Garment Workers
Lou Stulberg
Democratic Party
Jim Housewright
Council
al Chesser
Pete Bommarito
Rubber Workers
National Labor Federation
Sam Ervin
Labor Movement
Dick Nixon
Nixon
Aflcio
Bal Harbour
Scoop Jackson
Hawaii
Sen
Dan Inouye
Spiro Agnew
McGovern
Committee On Political Education
COPE
Robert Strauss
Coalition
Our Readers Write Defends Teachers Dear Editor
A letter defends teachers amid strikes, arguing they deserve fair pay and professional treatment from school boards. It cites the Purchase Line dispute, noting the strike has entered its third week as teachers seek only to keep up with the cost of living. The writer questions why teachers are labeled unprofessional and urges recognition of their professional status.
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Purchase Line
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