In our opinion Who CAN you trust The Good Humor man indicted
Opinion piece questions trust after a Good Humor man faces 244 counts of selling adulterated ice cream. The harsh charges stir fear about integrity in trusted figures and raise broader concerns about consumer safety and next targets.
Governor council backs $100 fine for small marijuana possession
The Governor's Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse proposed a new penalty for possession of 30 grams or less of marijuana. The plan advocates a $100 fine based on extensive study, replacing the current rule that could impose 30 days in jail or a $500 fine.
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Council backs measured approach to marijuana possession
The RECORD advocates a sound council proposal that treats possession of small amounts of marijuana less harshly than selling or more serious crimes. It argues criminal penalties do not fit the violation and urges harsher penalties only for more serious offenses.
The 94th Congress and the Promise of Reform
John W. Gardner criticizes the 94th Congress for failing to address the energy crisis and government accountability. He cites lobbyist influence, stalled ethics bills, and the Ethics Committee as ineffective, urging Democratic leaders to set a timetable for action this year. Freshmen lawmakers face scrutiny for distance from constituents while a few maintain integrity and promise reform.
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Mills and the Masons: a tale of strain and scandal
The article traces the personal collapse of Mills amid back pain, addiction, and a high-profile clash with Fanne Foxe. It recalls his stage kiss with the Argentine Firecracker, rehab efforts, and renewed congressional ambitions. It also covers CIA and Church Committee tensions, staff distrust, and projections for the investigation’s pace.
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Efforts to Loosen Pennsylvania Drinking Age Resisted Again
In Harrisburg and across the nation, bills seek to lift or abolish age limits on alcohol. Massachusetts looks to raise the age to 20 after a rise in youth alcohol incidents, while Denver reports warn of teen alcoholism as a major drug problem. Advocates caution that a government monopoly on liquor should not curb careful consideration of all factors before changing laws.
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How To Contact Your Legislators
UNITED STATES SENATE addresses for R Pa Richard Schweiker and Hugh Scott in Washington. Pennsylvania state government and representatives listed with Senate and House office locations in Harrisburg and Washington. Names include Milton Shapp Joseph Vigotito Budd Dwyer Forest Hopkins with office addresses provided.
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