Shapp no fault plan stirs Pennsylvania debate
The Gazette urges passage of Governor Shapp’s no fault auto insurance plan with automatic medical, wage, and cost coverages, contrasts it with Hawkins bill, and notes opposition from lawyers and insurers. It laments political maneuvering and urges lawmakers to act, while praising Miss America runner up Linda Kay Olson. The paper also questions Robinson water service and PUC oversight, urging action to ensure reliable public utility service.
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Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
General Assembly
State Senate
William Lesler
Erie
Massachusetts
Shapp
Freeman Hawkins
Philadelphia
Senate Insurance Committee
Senator Hankins
Senate
Trial Lawyers Association
Senate Action and Conference Committee
House Committee
Nixon
Linda Kay Olson
Atlantic City
Linda
PAC
Robinson
Mace Springs Water Company
Indiana
Harrisburg
Governor's Office
Public Utility Commission
PUC
Water Company
Q and A fragments from Indiana PA paper quiz
A mixed set of trivia questions and answers from a newspaper page. Topics include the first White House born child James Madison Randolph, animals with fur lined cheek pouches gophers, the femur longest bone, and the Dodgers first to wear helmets in 1941. Also shown are subscription rates and notices from the Indiana Printing & Publishing Co.
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White House
James Madison Randolph
Thomas Jefferson
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bonanza of vending machines in school bill fight
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports how a school lunch bill conference shifted to permit vending machines in cafeterias. Rep. Roman Pucinski allies with Teamsters to strip Agriculture Dept limits, boosting soda and candy sales and potential job impacts for truck drivers. It notes related scenes on endangered species and the Shriver family trip, with junior commentary from children.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Roman Pucinski
Daley Democrat
Chicago
Agriculture Department
Pucinski
Senate House Conference Committee
Ray Schoessling
Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Point Of View Tragedy In Munich By WILLIAM INGERSOLL
Opinion piece argues terrorists cannot be prevented and cites Munich tragedy as an outcome of Israeli Arab hostility. It calls for Middle East peace and critiques Nixon era politics while discussing Berrigan and Kissinger cases and McGovern’s campaign.
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William Ingersoll
Munich
Middle East
Vietnam
Philip Berrigan
Harrisburg
Berrigan
Sister McAlister
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
FBI
Washington
Kissinger
U.S
McGovern
America
Leon Blum
Popular Front
France
Hitler
Germany
Brookville
Jeffersonian Democrat
Trudeau faces fall election test in Canada parliamentary race
Ottawa fights over a full October poll as Pierre Trudeau seeks to extend his premiership on four years in office. The Liberals face a Conservative challenge amid inflation at 4.5 percent, unemployment above 6 percent, and a rising dollar that threatens exports. Trudeau's return to campaign life hinges on record and policies rather than charisma, as public mood remains uncertain. Also, new meter reading tech may replace manual readings with automatic devices and aerial remote sensing, reshaping utility work and daily life.
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Don Graff
U.S
Canada
Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Trudeau
United States
New York Times
Indiana High School Football Admits 85 Cent Prices
Admission prices for Indiana High School football games rose to 85 cents this year, effective from the opening clash with Barnesboro this Friday. Damages reached about $8,000 in Coral as an unoccupied house owned by Harold Householder, slated for remodeling, burned early today. Coral Graceton and Homer City fire crews responded after the 4:30 a.m. alarm to contain the blaze.
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Indiana
Barnesboro
Coral
Harold Householder
Coral Graceton
Homer City
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Lo Iadiang
Armstrong
Cambria
Cleasfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
John the Evangelist
Troy
Rogert Morton
Hollywood
London
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Morton
Fund For Animals
Maurice Drans
Shriver
Kennedy
Eunice Kennedy Shriver
Hyaknis Port
Mass
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Maria
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