Toll booths as a cure for Pennsylvania road funding
In our view PennDOT Secretary James Wilson considers toll booths on new highways funded with federal and state matching money to secure loans. Tolls would repay borrowings and be removed after the loan is paid, though past opposition to tolls on existing routes remains.
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Tolls on new highways stalled by PennDOT finances
The author argues tolls on planned new highways are unlikely due to PennDOT’s weak finances. They urge a General Assembly bill allowing toll funded roads with a fixed toll removal deadline after project payoff to address Pennsylvania’s highway issues.
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Our own oil is cheapest by Paul Harvey
Paul Harvey argues that U S oil is cheapest when sourced domestically while criticizing President Carter for labeling American oil producers as ripoffs He cites tax payments and the costs of drilling deeper offshore to explain price dynamics and defends the industry against profiteering claims.
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Contacting Legislators and Therapist Fee Guidance
A mixed text outlines U S Senate and Pennsylvania state officials contact points and toll free lines, then shifts to therapist fee guidance. It covers initial therapy visits, fee range, possible sliding scales, missed-session policies, vacation handling, and payment timing. It notes therapists may require payment per visit, and warns about intertwined fee discussions with therapy.
Wide range of psychotherapy techniques and Monsanto lobby plan
The article surveys numerous psychotherapy methods from behavior therapy to gestalt and transactional analysis, noting the diversity and aims of each approach. It then details Monsanto's planned public relations blitz to portray chemicals positively, including television, magazines, and a documentary, with scientist spokespeople and a science-forward booklet, amid environmentalist alarms.
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al Yassky
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Monsanto Ads Seek to Shift Public Opinion on Chemicals
The piece reports on Monsanto using high funded campaigns to influence public views on chemicals despite FDA bans on acrylonitrile in plastic soda bottles. It notes Monsanto also markets diallate linked to tumors, and lists government testing priorities under the Toxic Substances Control Law. It mentions a separate State of the Union outline and Pentagon efforts to cut funds from the Court of Military Appeals to pursue a study on reforming military justice.
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Burr still busy after 20 years as Perry Mason star
AP interview with Raymond Burr shows a busy slate with recent cameo work in Canada and two films. He discusses a possible two hour TV special and a limited schedule series, while noting his current role narrating Christmas Around the World. Burr reflects on Mason and Ironside, his influence on public perception of justice, and his view of violence on television.
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