Insurance answers from Liberty Mutual on homeowners and pets
In a public talk Liberty Mutual answers common homeowner questions. A woman reports vandalism after returning from vacation and the agent notes coverage limits and 30 day vacancy rules. Pets do not insuredly damage personal belongings under standard homeowners policies. Windstorm damage to trees also falls outside covered events.
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Liberty Mutual Insurance Companies
Boston
Are you really covered by homeowners windstorm policy
A Q A on burglary robbery and theft definitions. plus coverage for additional living expenses after a covered peril. It covers loss off premises and water damage limits, noting not all damages or system repairs are included and sudden versus slow leaks matter.
IRS Reforms Spotlight Gentler Tax Collection Approach
The IRS announces new collection practices aimed at reducing red tape and emphasizing cooperation. Thomas L. Davis notes the shift includes potential salary protections, mandatory management reviews before seizures, and notices to prevent embarrassment. Delinquents receive a booklet detailing new rights, signaling a broader move toward reasonable enforcement long felt overdue.
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Davis
IRS
Ohio reform under Chief Justice ONeill speeds justice
In 1968 Ohio overhauled its courts with a state supreme rule system led by William ONeill. Backlogs shrank dramatically from four to five years to months, with the Cleveland and Columbus criminal case counts dropping to minimal levels. Municipal courts also cleared vast delays without adding judges, as judges and lawyers adapted to new rules.
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Supreme Court
State of
Ohio
Residents question school board tax hike in Corry letter
A Corry resident urges taxpayers to demand answers from school directors over a nearly 20 percent tax increase and rising budgets while population declines. He questions capital allocations and cautions voting decisions.
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Corry
John P. Dagilan
East
Frederick Street
Bungling migrant aid and shipbuilding fraud probe unfold
Jack Anderson reports on migrant workers gains as Labor and Agriculture secretaries push for collective bargaining and stronger housing standards after Bernton's coverage. Senate probes Newport News Shipbuilding for alleged $5894 million Navy fraud, with Proxmire demanding Justice Department action and staff warning of possible $200 million or more overstatement.
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William J.usery
Agriculture
Earl Bulz
Usery
National Assn. of
Labor Dept
Senate
Newport News Shipbuilding Co
Navy
Proxmire
Letters To The Editor At The Journal
The Journal invites reader letters with full names and addresses. Letters must address topical subjects and current events. submissions should be concise and clearly written. The editor reserves the right to edit for length and clarity and to decline unsuitable material.
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Jobs
Raservex
Wen Jetters
Corry Daily Journal Publisher Editorial Details
The Corry Daily Journal of Corry Pennsylvania lists publisher George Sample and staff roles including Eaton and McLaughlin. The paper notes Associated Press input, circulation details, and advertising rules with display deadlines and weekly carrier rates.
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