Needed-A Day In Court For Our Courts
Our opinion argues courts have overstepped their role by legislating rather than ruling. It cites Pennsylvania 1963 School Reorganization Act and a U S Supreme Court prayer ruling as examples of judicial overreach. The piece urges voters to challenge jurists and asserts no judicial infallibility.
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Shafer Targets Fineman as Tax Crisis Deepens in Harrisburg
Governor Shafer escalates battle with Democratic Floor Leader Herbert Fineman over tax policy and budget cuts. The dispute intensifies as Shafer labels Fineman as “juvenile” and “irresponsible” amid a stalled conference and looming compromise.
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Secrecy in Airline Probes Sparks Public outcry
Congressional scrutiny of airline accidents has been kept behind closed doors by Rep. Staggers as two spring crashes near Ohio involving Lake Central and TWA and a Delta jet crash into a New Orleans motel prompt renewed calls for transparency. Families of victims demand explanation to prevent further tragedies and ensure aviation safety.
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Why we let George do it and not we the people
An excerpt from an interview with Dr. Marvin Sussman discusses crowd behavior and diffusion of responsibility. It suggests individuals act only when alone, raising questions about collective action to oppose government actions and protect national interests.
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Jovial Jake Bumbles Happyland Resort Remarks
Hal Boyle sketches a breezy seaside vignette from a summer resort where guests quip about honeymooners, postcards, gambling, rain, and aging staff. The humor centers on a blustery owner facing savvy critics and assorted vacation mishaps.
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Today In History July 6 highlights and milestones
On July 6 historical events include the USSR formation in 1923 and John Paul Jones born in 1747. Fort Ticonderoga fell to British forces in 1777 while Chief Justice John Marshall died in 1835 and Texas sent an ambassador to Washington in 1837. The 1944 Hartford fire killed 168 at Ringling Circus.
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Speaking Of Your Health Advice On Anxiety And Teen Pregnancy
A reader fears heart attack from panic attacks and is urged to see a psychiatrist for help. A second letter discusses teenage unwed pregnancy, media influence, and family guidance. The columnist notes massage as beneficial for bedridden readers and invites future questions.
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