Tolls and Turnpike Woes Highlight State Finance Debate
The piece argues tolls should be charged on all roads, contrasts Turnpike quality with PennDOT roads, and notes Turnpike funding woes. It warns against transferring Turnpike to PennDOT and calls for new financing ideas as costs rise and revenues fall. Deliberations stress whether the state can fund roads, schools, and public safety.
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Americans drift toward overlap in party lines this election year
The piece argues party lines have blurred as both sides share similar economic and foreign policy views. Economists tip toward caution, expecting at least two years of restraint and potential inflation risk but pump priming gains. Voters may face little difference between candidates, with editors noting nonpartisan stance and possible coin flip outcomes.
Ambiguities In Vacation Ads Create Holiday Booking Confusion
The article critiques common travel ad wording such as free first class available gourmet meals and highlights how terms vary by country and mislead travelers. It questions what "free" entails, whether facilities are distant or costly, and how dining privileges and menu limits are handled when paying in advance.
Truths and traps in travel and Haiti outlooks
The piece contrasts Haiti we see at Port au Prince with the hidden horrors of poverty and Duvalier rule. It notes a foreign journalist's danger, the ruling family's wealth, and the peasants' plight. It also covers fall travel plans, advertising deception, and a New York Truth in Travel code to curb misrepresentation in ads.
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Haiti
Duvalier
U.S
Bernton
Port-Au-Prince
New York State
Haitis Drought Stricken Villages Face Hardship and Hunger
Reporter Bernton trekked ten miles into a bleak Haitian region where charcoal fires, barren land, and two dry summers cripple crops. Government resistance to aid and a favored clothing trade worsen poverty as villagers, led by a desperate farmer, rely on scant mango harvests for survival. Children suffer malnutrition as rainless seasons persist.
Court to rule on family viewing rule for TV shows
In Los Angeles a federal court fight over the Prime Time “family viewing” standard pits CBS, NBC, ABC, NAB and the FCC against Writers Guild, Directors Guild, Screen Actors Guild and others. The case questions whether the rule violates free speech and how much content can be shown in early prime time. A ruling could affect industry self regulation and future TV content.
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Hollywood
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Richard E. Wiley
Federal Communications Commission
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NBC
ABC
FCC
Writers Guild
Directors Guild
Screen Actors Guild
Norman Lear
Danny Arnold
Barney Miller
Allen Burns
Wiley
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Fragments describe an American festival scene with arts events and a mall setting. The text references opera and ballet, with odds and ends about a garage roping and a road into a fest. Names and locations are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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