Made for Adventure and the Fearless Spirit in History
The piece argues that researchers and historians see today’s concerns as echoes of the past. It urges faith over fear, urges frugality and self-reliance through tough times, and asserts that every generation finds improvement beyond the so-called good old days, while the fearful miss the fun.
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Law on Headphone Use While Driving and Related Notices
The acts set by the General Assembly prohibit operating a motor vehicle while wearing headphones earphones or similar devices with an exception for hearing aids. The Pennsylvania Crime Code previously required jury instruction on complainant credibility but the provision was repealed. Also notes on federal and state political figures and economic commentary are included with no direct legal effect.
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Capital oil profits and presidential gifts shake Washington
Briefs cover oil giants taxes as Sun Oil defends Gulf and Mobil with figures from Henry Jackson’s study. Nixon gifts Egypt’s Sadat elaborate items from a state fund. Also notes on winter energy outlook, tax privacy concerns, railroading SEC ambitions, and an FBI employee handbook restricting remarks and reporting.
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Dwash
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A Christmas Memory of Firehouse Gifts and Faith
A reflective New York piece recalls a modest Christmas in a tenement home. The narrator contrasts simple joy with a child Jessie Lyons, who receives a rag doll from Santa, while the family savors a warm feast and a bronze fire engine gift from Aunt Jenny. The story ends with a priest’s reminder of the Infant Jesus birthday. The text shifts to a statistical AP feature noting taxes, not food, as the largest rising living cost and hints at a stock market trend for January.
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Conference Board
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Arabs Buying U.S. Firms a Question of Profit and Policy
Yale Hirsch notes true false tests match past 25 years with equities. Arab interest in acquiring American companies faces political risk and market deterrents as defense contracts and national security shape potential outcomes.
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Stock Trader's Almanac
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