Pennsylvania issues consumer guide to life insurance pricing
The state publishes a shoppers guide showing some insurers charge nearly three times more than others for the same life coverage. Dr Herbert Denenberg warns caution before canceling long held policies, noting that cost isn't the only factor. The guide, by mail from Harrisburg, aims to help citizens save money and compare rates.
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Morgan Uses Pennsylvania Aides For Campaign Help
Rep. Thomas E. Morgan faces scrutiny as two Pennsylvania state employees on his House payroll perform political tasks. John Morgan and Thomas Boyd receive federal and state salaries while aiding Morgan’s campaign. The piece notes their roles at state agencies, their pay, and Morgan’s defense of no conflicts of interest.
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Life estate and remainder in testator's will analysis
A testator may leave property to a brother for the brother's life and direct the property to pass to a designated beneficiary after the brother's death. If real estate is involved, the brother holds a life estate with a remainder to the named beneficiary. the brother cannot dispose of the life estate in his own will.
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Backyard Garden Revival Sparks Community Talk in Ocilla
Grass roots column from Ocilla Georgia urges readers to act locally rather than gripe at City Hall. It notes a gardening boom driven by botulism scare fears and a desire to return to the land. The writer shores up resolve with a weekend planting plan and a helper named Eric joining the effort.
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Garden afternoons and a bear trap debate
The narrator recalls gardening with family and a neighbor, planting tomato and onion plants, planning peppers and carrots, and considering a bear trap for a rabbit. Interleaved are political addresses, economic commentary on unions and housing costs, and a reflective musing on memory and change in New York.
Union leader calls for reform in costly construction trade
Hunter Wharton, president of the AFL-CIO Operating Engineers, warns that mass produced housing and wholesale costs have risen 30 to 260 percent in a decade while productivity lags. He cites growing nonunion competition and urges labor to rededicate to pride of workmanship and a fair day's pay. He notes unions once held contractors over a barrel but argues for pragmatic change.
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Those Were the Days Remembered by a Child of Parents
Memory and era reflections describe old time life in America with Sen Sen chewed to mask liquor breath. Children knew Papa smelled alcohol after stopovers. Boyhood symbols included a Scout knife and Ingersoll watch. Everyday chores, low maid wages, and frugal comforts paint a kinder, tougher past.
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