Pennsylvania Legislators and Pension Grab Exposed
In a critical op-ed tone, the piece accuses Pennsylvania lawmakers of self serving moves after a supposed budget crisis. It cites raised expenses for lawmakers, a taxpayer funded junket to California, and an alleged absentee voting scandal. It highlights Sen Nolan’s California trip during a pension vote and notes the pension would yield Milestone 50 recipients $360 per week for life, critiquing the legislators’ self enrichment.
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Worries to quit this Lent says Corry Journal
The Corry Journal invites reader letters on one subject each and asks for brief legibly written notes with signature and address for publication. It notes it may condense content and assumes no responsibility for statements made by readers.
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Lobbyists press to gut key consumer bills in Congress
Captiol Hill is abuzz as White House, business lobbyists press to weaken a no fault auto insurance measure and an independent Consumer Safety Agency. Secret Senate Commerce Committee sessions, leaked letters from Commerce, HEW, and Frank Carlucci, and heavy lobbying by industry groups contrast with a small pro consumer faction. Transportation Secretary Volpe remains privately convinced no fault should be tough.
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Constructive trust questions arise in deed back after death
A reader asks if an original owner can claim property back when a deed was given with the understanding it would be returned on death and the recipient dies intestate. Courts may impose a constructive trust to prevent unjust enrichment, but without written proof of the return agreement a decedent estate claim faces strict, clear, precise evidence standards.
Moon risk benefits Watch the medical reports on Al Worden
The report highlights Apollo 15 astronaut Al Worden as the third man in Apollo 15. It explains how lunar orbital inactivity contrasts with surface activity and connects spaceflight to medical insights on a human blood disorder. It notes about 900 Americans die weekly from pulmonary emboli and explains blood flow mechanics and gravity's impact on venous return.
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al Worden
Corry area plans new joint school and city oaths set
In Corry in 1952 architects Hunter Caldwell and Campbell meet with the Corry Area Joint School Committee to draft plans for a new joint school estimated at 2 090 000 dollars. About 32 city employees will take a loyalty oath next Monday night.
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