Be careful how you ask for help wanted ads
Our opinion argues against advertising for gender or age in job listings under the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission rules. It notes the law forbids discriminating by sex race religion origin or age, with few exemptions, and questions broad restrictions, urging revisions while condemning ads like sales girls or young women for receptionist posts as unsporting.
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Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
Commission
Happy Help
Are You On The Way Down
A New York AP column lampoons prestige and insecurity, noting a man’s status as deflated and his prestige at a vanishing point while recounting social insults and a broader piece on highway robbery by service stations. It cites “tool men” who sabotage tires, batteries, and belts to upsell unwary motorists, with oil companies allegedly aware of inflated side-product sales.
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New York
FBI
Meathead
Alcoholics Anonymous
Service Station Gyp Tactics Described In Cautionary Column
A column warns motorists about service station gyp artists and tool men who sabotage cars to boost sales. It details tactics at Amoco in Vernal Utah, including tire and accessory overcharges, staged failures, and selling back used parts. A practical tip urges getting the culprit’s name and using franchised dealers.
A Voyage Through Caribbean Ports and Jamaica Tales
A travelogue recounts calls at La Guaira Aruba Kingston and Port-au-Prince with vivid sights of mountains, markets, and modern Caracas. The narrator praises the shipboard life, notes Caldera’s left-leaning government, and describes Haiti Jamaica Aruba and Kingston’s contrasts. The voyage ends at Port Everglades with reflections on America, oceans, and a $495 honeymoon dream.
Pick attacks governments over currency debasement on inflation
New York AP report shows Dr Franz Pick, aged 72, denouncing governments for diluting world monetary values from a Long Island vacation. He insists currencies do not erode and that inflation is a man made act, blaming governments for debasing money and shaping monetary destiny.
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New York
Franz Pick
Long Island
United States
Pick
It Happened In Corry August 21 1997
Corry residents faced 36 degree night and 40 degree brown chill as August struggles to keep its warmth. A local unit contemplates Army health standards before a September 5 federal status and two physicians will assess the guardsmen. The Sth Fralick family reunion occurred August 20 at Harbor Hall with 60 attendees. Arrests were made after siphoning gasoline on East South Street, patrolmen Brown and Ruppersburg reported. American Legion delegates Camp Paul and Victor Orn await Harrisburg state convention. A German French educated Bohemian expert discusses debasers and currency policy, critiquing U.S. fiscal strategy and the dollar’s purchasing power since 1940.
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East South Street
Brown
Ruppersburg
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