State police pay scales set near top of US
Public opinion notes that Pennsylvania troopers will earn about 17 510 dollars annually under a new salary schedule, second only to Alaska's 19 000. The piece argues higher public sector pay should drive increased efficiency and set a benchmark for other agencies and taxpayers.
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Weather Crisis Tests Region Without Fatalities
A winter disaster in the Corry area united residents as they helped each other through dire conditions. Snow, fuel deliveries, and jumper cables sparked a citywide effort with snowmobiles and open homes, while dairy milk losses highlighted ongoing recovery. Authorities warned of continued hardship and awaited Punxsutawney Phil's forecast as relief shipments arrived.
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Social Security neglects changing roles of American women
The piece argues that over 40 years of amendments and court rulings have ignored how women now balance work and family. It criticizes stereotypes built into the law and calls for recognizing that women of 1977 do not fit the old categories of housewife or sole earner.
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Obsolete Stereotype Obsolete Stereotype
A long passage discusses women in the workforce since World War II, highlighting rising participation, marriage and divorce trends, and Social Security implications. It notes higher employment among married women, the wage gap, and the impact of childrearing on earnings, plus a separate Washington memo about energy policy delays after the Arab oil embargo.
Oil policy clash delays final study says Treasury
A briefing paper blames the State Department for tight control slowing an oil study. Treasury experts warn that further import cuts would harm the economy and raise U.S. consumer costs while Treasury favors stockpiling oil against an embargo. In backrooms, officials quarrel over who should pay.
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Andros Targets debuts as CBS adds newshawk series
CBS launches The Andros Targets starring James Sutorius as Mike Andros a young idealistic Forum newspaper investigative reporter in New York who uncovers a lurid extortion scam tied to a porn operation while helping a distraught father. He navigates pressure from editors and uses The Forum to threaten sources in pursuit of a front page story.
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