Congress Burdens Nation With Torrents Of Legislation In First 28 Days
In the first two months of the 93rd Congress, lawmakers introduced over 7,000 measures including 6,000 bills and 333 simple resolutions while the Senate produced far more pages in the Congressional Record than the House. Only 162 measures became law, and debates highlight the heavy cost and scope of federal proposals. Separate article notes Dwight Chapin’s grand jury testimony about Segretti’s activities and White House involvement.
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White House aide testimony on Segretti funding and approval
The testimony details who approved payments to Daniel Ellsberg associate Donald Segretti, with Chapin admitting he had no guidance on how Segretti was paid and that Haldeman gave approval. Glanzer pressed on the scope of Segretti's activities, the usefulness of reports, and whether budgets or salaries were appropriate for political sabotage work.
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Retirement debate pressures negotiators and workers
Negotiators face pressure to limit wage demands to curb inflation while debates rise over mandatory versus flexible retirement. Stories of Jack and Elmer illustrate that retirement adequacy varies. some retirements lead to new jobs and fulfillment, others to boredom and decline. Dr. Irving Wright notes four million retirees deteriorate when forced out at 65, urging flexible retirement dates. Industry and labor weigh new knowledge on retirement timing this spring.
Law allows extended family support for indigent relatives
The law requires a husband, wife, child, father or mother with financial ability to care for an indigent person as directed by the court. If you refuse the Welfare Department's request, they can seek a court order enforcing support, and you will have a hearing to determine if the circumstances justify an order.
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Corry 1953 civic push to transform into Dutch village
In Corry on April 23 1953 about 30 women assisted by eight men began a campaign to turn the town into a model Dutch village with tulips planting and improvements planned. Two local bowling teams will travel to Allentown for the Pennsylvania State Bowling Tournament. The Town Club of Corry held its annual meeting naming William Roehrig as president and officers Houseman Wank Damon.
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Flight to the bedroom as Pennsylvania lawmakers dodge duties
Pennsylvania legislators flee the heat of reform debates, arguing over fornication and adultery while voters grow indifferent. A Market Opinion Research poll shows many residents unaware of party control and lawmakers’ performance, as four months pass with little action beyond restoring Veterans Day and keeping bars open during a special election. The piece laments ongoing triviality and delays amid calls for ethics, budget, and campaign-spending reforms.
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