Commissioners Back Plan to Hire County Planner and Fix MHMR
Lawrence County commissioners Charles Diugekewski and Thomas A. Shumaker approved hiring a full time county planner to satisfy HUD requirements and unlock federal and state funds. They also moved to untangle the Mental Health-Mental Retardation program mandated by the state, aiming to restore essential services and secure grants to develop West Park.
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Charles Diugekewski
Thomas A. Shumaker
Lawrence County Planning Commission
Mil-Ma
HUD
Shumaker
West Park
Dlugokowski
Butler County
Chandigarh City Plan Exposed Flaws in Modern Vision
Smithsonian outlines how Chandigarh diverges from organic growth and Le Corbusier’s planned ideal. Nehru’s goal of a modern, tradition-free city clashes with Indian living traditions, causing privacy issues, cramped kitchens, and underutilized spaces. The critique warns density growth is needed to realize genuine cityness.
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Chandigarh
Smithsonian
India
le Corbusier
Nehru
Remember Chaplin and the moral panic over his exile
The piece argues that Charlie Chaplin faced U.S. ostracism for alleged sexual depravity, noting no stronger private moral breach than many others. It asserts paternity would have shown the child was not Chaplin's, suggesting a different man impregnated the woman and that fact was ignored.
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Chaplin
United States
Chaplin case sparks debate on world citizen notion
A letter condemns Chaplin as anti American and anti British while praising courtroom strategy that won a jury sympathy for a harmed American girl. The writer argues Chaplin's world citizen view should be understood and notes distrust in money value amid inflation. The column reflects on national loyalty and global unity.
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Scott
Charlie Chaplin
Chaplin
George H. Dunne
Tabor
Iowa
Beacon Enterprise
New Cattle Fee Sparks Reader Viewpoints
A fragmented note describes a effort to publish varied perspectives on cattle fees and public content. The text references The People Brite and a page with differing viewpoints, indicating an editorial push to diversify reader input.
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Newa
Heroes Return as Vietnam Aces Surprise Washington
Vietnam era heroes Navy Lieutenant Randy Cunningham and Lieutenant William Driscoll were applauded in Washington by Navy Secretary John W. Warner and Admiral Elmo Zumwalt after becoming the war’s first aces. The piece argues for continued U.S. military resolve, contrasts public mood with Israeli vigor, and critiques draft and volunteer service prospects amidst a broader reflection on America’s military role and morale.
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NAVY
Randy Cunningham
J.g
William Driscoll
Washington
John W. Warner
Elmo Zumowalt
White Flag Brigade
John Paul Varn
Vietnam
Rabin
George McGovern
America
Pentagon
Industrial literacy for liberal education gains insistence
A Chicago conference on education and philosophy highlighted Professor Donald Lux's view that society suffers from industrial illiteracy. He argues the man-made environment should be a core curricular component, guiding intelligent control of technology to reduce fear and enable informed decision making.
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Chicago
Donald Lux
Lux
Tux
What makes an assassin through ages and minds
Elvera Mooney of New Castle reflects on the roots of assassination from biblical times to modern days. She questions whether enmity, upbringing, environment, or societal pressures drive killers.
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the News
Elvera Mooney
New Castle
Lawmakers face salary hike amid fulltime shift debate
John K. Manna argues the Compensation Commission proposal to raise legislator pay to 19200 with a 6000 expense account is premature. He cites long commutes and inequitable expenses, urges fulltime status, open meetings, and a size reduction for House and Senate, with changes set for 1980 enactment.
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State Compensation Commission
House
Senate
General Assembly
Commission
Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Fee
New Castle
Donald W. Fox
Enon Valley
Donald Q. Oesterling
Butler
Harrisburg
Lawrence County
Lancaster
York
Erie
John K. Manna
Spaceship Earth and the rising need for global unity
A reflection on how national sovereignty clashes with global ecological limits. Regulations banning supersonic flights in Canada and Switzerland expose the limits of atmospheric control, while UN backed warnings from the Nobel Symposium stress that ocean dumping and pollution threaten worldwide ecosystems. Atomic weapons further show how misused power endangers all humanity, demanding new political thought beyond 19th century power politics.
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Canada
Switzerland
Swedish Academy of Sciences
Sverker Astrom
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