Trash pile links to teaching certificate fuels ethics reminder
An editorial laments a trash pile by Neshannock Creek containing a teaching membership certificate from 1972 73 and a young woman said to be from the Grove City New Castle area. Authorities traced her and she faces possible prosecution and a fine. The piece urges personal responsibility for pollution and public cleanliness.
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Neshannock Creek
United Teaching Profession
Pennsylvania State Education Association
National Education Association
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Business Week
Grove City
Eric
Neshannock
A Short History of Gambling in U S
A broad survey traces gambling from ancient times to the United States origin through colonial lotteries funding wars schools and charities. It notes moral opposition and evolving laws followed by growth of gambling houses in the 1800s and organized networks in the 20th century driven by various participants and officials. It includes side notes from Greensburg Tribune Review and Bedford Gazette on grants and tenureism.
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United States
Greensburg Tribune-Review
Pennsylvania
New Castle News Publication Details and Rates
The New Castle News lists staff positions and contact details after a description of its syndicated content and letters page. It notes home delivery options with weekly and monthly rates, and lists advertising and circulation information for Lawrence and surrounding counties.
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New Vasme
New Castle News
Tae
Lawrence County
Anwience
USA
Senate Ervin panel and Watergate probe timing
Over the weekend in Boston Senator Ervin said the Justice Department asked to delay hearings until its investigations finished. He warned Congress may take over if the DOJ cannot prepare a case after a year. The February 7 1973 Senate resolution established the Ervin committee to probe illegal or unethical activities in the 1972 presidential election.
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Boston
Ervin
Justice Department
Congress
Watkins
Woodrow Wilson
Firvin
Watkins and the Balance of Congressional Power
The text debates Watkins v. United States and the scope of congressional inquiry into presidential wrongdoing. It contrasts Supreme Court limits with calls for broader investigations, referencing Ellsberg, Watergate, and figures like Senator Ervin and Buckley. The piece questions proper committee action and legal boundaries governing impeachment inquiries.
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Senate
Congress
Daniel Ellsberg
Supreme Court of the United States
Watkins
House Committee On UnAmerican Ac
Ervin
John Mitchell
John Ehrlichman
Robert Haldeman
Judiciary Committee
House
Evin
William F. Buckley Jr
Bests of Breed at International Kennel Club Show
The author visits the kennel club event to admire dogs and their handlers. He notes dogs’ care and training, contrasts dog obedience with human free will, and observes that dogs respond to kind treatment while people differ greatly despite similar upbringings.
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ASL
International Kennel Club
Amiable dogs and difficult owners in harmony
Sydney J. Harris argues that dogs please many but reveal human faults. He claims children imitate, not obey, and that obedience schools mainly train owners. A dog improves society yet cannot substitute human bonds, noting millions of spoiled dogs prove misplaced love is harmful.
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Sydney J. Harris
Arms race seen as grave global threat for decade
A United Nations panel projects world arms spending near two trillion six hundred thirty billion dollars over ten years with annual outlays of 300 to 350 billion by 1980. The war build up is described as the era's most dangerous peril, surpassing poverty, disease, and pollution. A Call to Christian peace, urging love and nonviolence, ends with an invitation to receive Christopher News Notes free.
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U.N
God of Love
Christophers
New Castle News
Richard Armstrong
Democrats Map City Politics For 1975 Campaign
A group of Democrats allegedly met after the May 15 primary to plot strategy for future elections. Rumors say Roger DeCarbo may run for mayor in 1975 if he wins a council seat. Rogan could seek the State House or county commissioner, while Republicans discuss Flannery and Cialellas. Wilcil rebuts primary figures as Wimer had no opposition. Nocera thanks attendees for a party with praise to the women cooks.
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Roger DeCarbo
DeCarbo
Francis J. Rogan
Rogan
State House
Thomas J. Pee
Fee
Thomas A Shamaker
U. S
Frank M Clark
Skymaker
Robert
North Vietnam
Richard E. Flannery
General Assembly
Flannery
Carl A. Cialellas
Frank A. Wilcil
Phillip J. Wimer
Wimmer
Wimner
Joseph Dugan Nocera
Tower Dream Echoes in Generations of Striving
A reflection quotes Genesis about building a tower to reach heaven and notes humanity's ongoing effort across eras. It credits educators statesmen and scientists who strive yet remain distant from the goal, ending with a claim that the Kingdom of heaven is within us.
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Humanity
Kingdom of Heaven
Three Weeks to Go in Pennsylvania Budget Stalemate
Pennsylvania lawmakers face a July 1 deadline to finish the 1973-74 budget. Disagreements split anti administration Republicans in the House from pro administration Democrats in the Senate, yielding three competing proposals from the governor, House Republicans, and Senate Democrats. A stop gap funding fight looms if no budget passes, and a bill to mark license plates by county raises questions about county sequencing and home interests.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
House of Representatives
Senate
Shapp
House
Excellency
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