The Trooper Promotions and State Police Critique
The Pennsylvania state police are praised for standards and pay, but court rulings on reverse discrimination in promotions spark debate. The author questions forced promotions of minority officers, warning it may breed resentment and undermine competency in a skilled force.
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Household products hide deadly hazards for children
Sylvia Porter notes everyday cleaners and medicines can pose poisoning risks to children. Dr. Jay Arena urges safety steps: store drugs out of reach, keep items in labeled containers, never call medicine candy, and avoid storing hazardous household items in food containers to prevent accidental ingestion and costly medical bills.
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Death trap homes and child safety recalls and advice
Public safety guidance covers household chemicals cleaning products and pesticides, car seat use and child restraint standards, poisonous plants, and a booklet offer from Blue Cross Plan. Economic analysis from Boston economists notes high unemployment into the decade with shifts in demographics and jobless duration across teens women and minorities.
Women president enigma and Indira Gandhi leadership noted
Ford predicted a woman president within twenty years rising from the vice presidency as the path to power. Indira Gandhi in India, amid strikes and turmoil, is seen as a tough administrator whose easing censorship and scheduled elections signal a cautious return to self government.
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Ford
Hat-wearing Charlie Callas spotted near pool at Universal Studios
A small blue hat moved to a table near the swimming pool at a large hotel on the Universal Studios lot. Beneath the hat was Charlie Callas of Brooklyn, described as short, wiry, and rubberfaced.
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Court Denies Workmen's Comp for Reckless Fume Incident
A factory worker exposed to lethal fumes during a nighttime fumigation was ruled ineligible for workers compensation due to recklessness. The court noted his disregard for posted warnings meant he was not “on the job” at the moment of injury. Several similar cases followed, highlighting degrees of recklessness versus duty.
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