No-fault auto insurance under scrutiny in Pennsylvania debate
The debate over no-fault car insurance grows as critics cite a Massachusetts threshold study. Sheridan Albert reports higher costs and lower payments for victims since the $500 medical threshold, with verdicts showing significantly reduced awards under no-fault. Insurers also raise collision rates and rezone areas, prompting calls for an objective, thorough evaluation before Pennsylvania adopts such a system.
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U S gunboat aid to Paraguay linked to drug runs
Classified Pentagon papers show the United States funded and built gunboats for Paraguay’s navy and other nations as part of a broader military aid program. The reports mention Navy contracts with Sewart Seacraft in 1970 for patrol craft and note the project’s secrecy and political approval.
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Corry Area High School interior color schemes discussed
Corry area residents heard architect Walter Campbell describe color schemes and interior materials for the new Corry Area High School during a 90 minute session of the joint committee. Pennsylvania Railroad workers removed the Center street gates and will guard the new automatic gates until operation begins. Observers at the Hotel Corry noted the one year anniversary of the aircraft spotting booth becoming available.
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Corry Area High School
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Corry
City Market to reopen with Dempsey as cutter
Austin Dempsey, a local butcher, will assist Orris Casler as meat cutter at the City Market reopening tomorrow. Nominating petitions are in circulation in the city for C A Duke of West Smith Street who has entered the race for City Council.
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Senators Push Tax Law To Close Loopholes In Senate Aid
A political piece argues for closing tax loopholes including depletion allowances and tax exempt securities. It highlights proposed measures by Sen Gaylord Nelson and notes senators' own expense and travel allowances as targets. The author criticizes lavish, tax free perks while noting regular salaries.
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Uncertainty in Money Markets Flares Amid Phase 4 Fears
New York analysts warn that widespread economic uncertainty remains dominant across domestic and global finance. They cite Phase 4 controls, potential recession, and volatile prices in food, clothing, housing, and stocks as markets struggle amid a devalued dollar and political scandal.
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William Congreve
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