Blue Laws in Pennsylvania Shape Sunday Activity
The article discusses Pennsylvania Blue Laws restricting worldly Sunday work with few exceptions and notes erosion over time. It cites 1794 origins, 1934 Sunday home games prohibition, 1971 bar and restaurant openings, and a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling upholding the day of rest. It mentions enforcement challenges and political reluctance to repeal.
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Pie Trynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
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The Contradiction Era and Veep Nomination Turmoil
The piece critiques Ford era policy choices as inconsistent while urging energy cuts and infrastructure as paradoxes. It contrasts global economic tensions with nationalism and interdependence, then surveys vice presidential selection flaws, risks of marginalization, and the chicken-and-pea circuit fate for future incumbents.
Overhaul of the vice presidential selection process proposed
An analysis argues the current system is dangerous and calls for debate before the 1976 conventions. It outlines three reform paths: nominees naming a VP by 60 days before the convention. designating the convention runner up as VP. or a constitutional amendment tying after election VP choice to Congress approval and defining duties to immerse the VP in national affairs. Each option has clear pros and cons, with the McGovern Eagleton mix up cited as a cautionary tale.
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Corry
Maul
Fediridad
One plus one one by Jim Bishop Marriage
Essay on marriage and love by Jim Bishop arguing that many marriages fail due to growth after the ceremony and that true love requires loyalty responsibility and perseverance. discusses expectations risks of divorce and the need for tests of compatibility and commitment.
Wallace to be interviewed by all black panel on public TV
Gov. George Wallace, famed for segregationist stance, faces four black journalists on WHYY TV's Black Perspective on the News. Taped Feb 6 in Montgomery, Ala, the interview aims to show diverse national views while Wallace remains confrontational. Moderated by Reginald Bryant, the program notes no hostility from Wallace's staff and calls the appearance a historic day.
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