Penalty Plan Aims to Curb State Dumping in PA
A forthcoming plan targets illegal trash dumping on state property in Pennsylvania. In Michaux State Forest several offenders have been convicted within a week. Fines mostly total $25 with some magistrates doubling penalties. Wealthier violators may avoid repeated fines by proper disposal elsewhere, while Washington County sees few arrears, a public magistrate campaign like Franklin County could deter the practice as people tire of fines.
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Pennsylvania
Michaux State Forest
Washington County
Franklin County
No Sugar-Coating Of Man's Failure
Commencement speakers have long urged graduates to carry humanity forward yet today focus more on failures than past successes. Dr Linus Pauling, addressing UC Berkeley College of Social Sciences, warned wealth is unevenly distributed with 2.8 billion poor earning 10 percent of global income while a tiny elite holds 0.1 percent of people. He questioned whether the current imbalance justifies pulling wealth from the rich to aid the poor, arguing wealth, used properly, can generate more wealth and charity alone can’t ease misery. The piece critiques the idea that development hinges on sacrificing the haves, and notes that current graduates seem to know more information than true wisdom.
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Pauling
Jottings From Yesteryears Telegraphing small town notes
Rumors in Washington photoengravers planned to open a plant locally. Miss Ethel Grove, a Sharpeburg teacher, began world trip with state zeal. Williamsport moves to end toll calls to Hagerstown. W Wallace Taylor elected Williamsport Lions Club president. Stala Palka waffle regulations updated. Welfare plan aids jobless fathers to start next week. Route 40 contracts renewed. West End Shell Station burglarized. nothing taken.
Inside Washington Withdrawal Date Announcement Could Disrupt The Process
Washington experts warn a public withdrawal date could destabilize South Vietnam elections and embolden Viet Cong. Officials say announced dates would heighten threats in villages, disrupt the election process, and aid Communist planning.
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Robert S. Allen
John A. Goldsmith
Washington
Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
White House
South Vietnam
Controversy Over US Withdrawal Pace in Vietnam
Defense Secretary Laird seeks rapid drawdown while Henry Kissinger favors keeping artillery and helicopters to aid South Vietnam until after the rains next summer. Disputes center on how much of the residual force remains combat troops and whether U.S. units will conduct independent actions before a formal withdrawal deadline post the South Vietnamese elections in October.
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Vietnam
Ly Nay
Melvin K. Laird
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Laird
Congressional
East
USS
Laos
U.S. Unite
Nixott
South Vietnam
State Of Things Governor Shocked By School Building Requests
Governor Mandel expresses shock at the $45 million first 17 months of county school construction requests, with Washington County alone at $14.8 million. The Interagency Committee on School Construction faces staffing expansion, amid concerns over bureaucratic control and funding. Carey, a former Mandel campaign aide, leads the new director role at $23,500 as 14 General Services and six Planning Department staff join, while Education budgets 10 staffers totaling $110,280.
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Val Hymes
Marvin Mandel
Washington County
Board of Public Works
Interagency
Mandel
PTA
Blair Lee IE
Les
Whale Boss
Interagency Committee
Empire Building
Allard R
Skip Carey Jr
Gadlabout
Department of Education
Baltimore
General Services
District Court
Baltimore County
Carey
Education Haa
Court of Last Resort
Frederick
Howard
Ast
William S. Moore
Maryland Association of Boards of Education
Louis J. Goldstein
Union
Voice of the People letter on public debate and Nixon
Readers argue the ADA defends people power against executive overreach. They urge open congressional debate, criticize Nixon for war widening and Supreme Court appointments, and stress impeachment discussion as a check on presidential authority.
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ADA
Americans For Democratic Action
Nixon
Congress
Southeast Asia
Gulf of Tonkin
Senate
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Carswell
Hruska
Jamie
Plight of City Teenagers in Ha Rerstown Prompted Parents Appeal
A mother writes to Ha Rerstown parents about teens facing drug use, unsafe areas, and lack of activities. She urges city leaders to open a recreation center and create safe outlets to prevent narcotics, violence, and crime, warning it could affect every family.
What Other Papers Say Creeping Into Cedar City
A fragment from Cedar City Utah Iron County Record recalls a tale about a teacher who refused a pay raise and a carpenter who rejected union wages, along with a healer who aided the sick regardless of insurance or care, and their crucifixion echoes.
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Cedar City
Utah
Iron County
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