DER Fault in Sludge Dump Permitting Skip In PA
A reader criticizes the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources for permitting sludge dumping without proper permits. The piece cites the 1968 Solid Waste Management Act, fear of health hazards, and potential statewide land damage including Limerick farms. It urges testing 40 sites, compensation for damaged lands, and strict regulatory adherence.
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Ford Reagan rematch fuels 1980 presidential bid
Ford and Reagan press for a 1980 rematch as they tour for GOP congressional hopefuls in 1978. Both men, ages 63 and 66, plan public appearances and align with conservative causes while insiders weigh Nixon-era tactics and a potential party rebound amid Korean scandal fallout affecting Democrats.
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Recommendacy Major pay raise set for Congress
Ford proposed a near 23 percent salary hike for top federal officials, with Vice President and Supreme Court Chief Justice set at 75,000 and Congress leaders at 65,000. The plan, backed by Carter, ties raises to ethics reforms and would affect about 2,500 leaders and 20,400 career employees, taking effect unless blocked.
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How not to get a job in today’s interview era
This column lists common job denial reasons and offers prep tips for interviews. It covers avoiding growth questions, handling unemployment periods, and expectations on salary and relocation. It advises practicing answers, staying decisive, and learning from feedback to boost future chances.
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Graffiti Through Time From Walls to bumper Stickers
A reminiscence of graffiti from school and public spaces shows how walls carried personal marks, jokes, and messages across generations. Urban spaces like New Orleans and Philadelphia host graffiti cultures, prompting debates on recordkeeping and future historians studying social expressions.
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