New Judicial Code Aims to Modernize Pennsylvania Courts
The Pennsylvania General Assembly’s 1975-76 session produced Senate Bill 935, a 452 page Judicial Code consolidating 6000 laws from 275 years. It restructures court finances under the Supreme Court, clarifies rules on judgments and attachments, and reduces delays. Senator Louis G Hill calls it historic and essential for a business-like state judiciary. It also highlights quirky old provisions and aims to simplify access to law for citizens.
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Philadelphia
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Executives Face Financial Risk From Disability
Edwin Gatewood Jr., president of Oakland Financial Group Inc., notes total disability wipes out earning power until recovery. He cites insufficient disability income as a common problem among executives and professionals. Employers may pay full wages briefly, workers comp may apply for on the job injuries, and sick pay can extend up to 26 weeks under group plans.
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Edwin Gatewood Jr
Oakland Financial Group Inc
Charlottesville
Financial disability insurance guidance from Oakland Financial
Oakland Financial outlines how to assess disability income insurance, stressing the need to determine required coverage, evaluate policy definitions and durations, select long elimination periods, compare premiums, and obtain quotes from several major companies. It notes typical benefits around 1000 dollars monthly and cautions about renewal terms and coverage limits.
Dennis and Oscar the turtle funeral and revelation scene
A boy, eight, cares for a pet turtle named Oscar, builds a backyard funeral with a silver box, and battles grief as his father frames the ritual as a lasting tribute. The scene shifts to a San Mateo County jail in which Patricia Hearst faces possible deadly danger while testifying about terrorist acts.
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Patty Hearst cooperation moves under guard and test plan
Patty Hearst may face lie detector tests as authorities weigh her truthfulness before sentencing. FBI official Charles Bates, who led the 19 month search, could mentor her confidant while prosecutors delay questioning until after sentencing. Readouts note potential sentence reduction if cooperation stands.
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FBI
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