Fragmentary memo hints at campaign tactics and legal notes
The readable fragments describe a meeting about adients and a jurist, with references to Jersey and a public campaign. Details are unclear, but the text suggests planning and regulatory considerations linked to a political effort.
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Energy shortages hit states as cold winter lingers
Ohio Governor Rhodes declared an energy emergency urging 65 degree limits for homes while Florida and Georgia face record crop damage and mass layoffs. Kentucky and Indiana schools reopen or stay closed as utilities strain. Dormant plants fear extended shutdowns amid gas shortages.
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Consumer Bureau Press Policy Faces Court Ruling
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection relies on frequent press releases to alert the public about fraudulent companies. Judge Marlin Wekselman questioned this as a potential public relations function, urging legal action precedents while the bureau defends releases upon every court filing and completion. The policy, described by Joel Weisberg, aims to inform consumers and deter wrongdoing, though critics say it risks pretrial public allegations.
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GECAC Eyes High End Van Not Chevy for Handicapped Transit
Erie group GECAC seeks a wheelchair van costing 12 000 to 15 000 funded by PennDOT. Critics question air conditioning six foot roof insulation and plywood floor while PennDOT cites safety reliability and accessibility needs. Analysts say similar vans cost about 9 600 and note temperature sensitivity for disabled riders. Door modification and wheelchair loader and ramp are specified.
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Leaking Gas Lines Add To Philadelphia Woes
PHILADELPHIA AP Leaking gas lines compound cold weather woes in Philadelphia Gas Works service area of about 540,000 users with 80 to 100 leaks on Sunday. UG Allentown reported similar problems. An UG worker was injured in an explosion while inspecting a leak. two Allentown firemen were burned in a weekend gas explosion. About 15 Philadelphia families briefly evacuated. PGW, short of repair crews, deployed special classification teams to leak sites to pinpoint leaks and monitor gas levels. Deep frost cracked water mains and worsened underground gas line issues.
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Kidnapping shocks Madrid as top military judge seized
In Madrid, the president of the Supreme Court of Military Justice, Li Gen Emilio Villaescusa Quilis, was abducted by four men as he left his apartment. Police blockaded highways while leftist and ultra-right factions trade blame amid ongoing protests and a student killed during a leftist demonstration. The incident echoes earlier abductions linked to GRAPO and stirs calls for prisoner releases and harsher action.
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Supreme Court of Military Justice
Li Gen
Emilio Villaeseusa Quilis
Muropa Press
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Council of State
Villaescusa
Strongarm
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Arturo Ruiz Garcia
Granada
PennDOT Home Not Fit For Dog Shocks Widow
Pittsburgh AP report states Blanche Murphy's replacement PennDOT house failed basic standards including sewage backups and gas line issues. A PennDOT inspector was suspended after findings, and the agency offered to repurchase the condemned 40 year residence for $19,500. Mrs. Murphy moved in with a sister.
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Fineman Brother Earn $500,000 Plus From State Deals
Philadelphia report shows House Speaker Herbert Fineman and his brother Irvin earning over 500000 annually from city and state dealings. Fineman draws 729225 salary plus 27500 expenses while a business empire handles real estate mortgage and insurance and a law firm active before state agencies. Fineman indicted for allegedly taking 41000 to influence medical school admissions and vows to stay as speaker amid legislative tensions.
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