Public Grievances Grow as Demands Expand Across Sectors
The National Welfare Rights Organization seeks greater welfare provisions. Unions push for higher wages shorter hours guaranteed incomes and broader social programs. Ecologists demand more environmental initiatives. Mayors request federal funds for housing water systems sewage treatment law enforcement and welfare assistance.
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National Welfare Rights Organization
We ASK for taxes habit to go to Washington for money
The speaker criticizes national tax requests as wasteful and calls for local解决 spending controls. They argue inflation stems from massive government outlays and persistent deficits, urging financial responsibility to balance the federal budget.
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Washington
Oil Waste Poisoning Seas Warns of Ecological Crisis
A confidential National Academy of Sciences study cites five million tons of oil waste dumped yearly, harming seabirds like guillemots and razorbills, reducing catches in the Caspian and Gulf of Mexico, and debunking offshore oil industry claims. It notes 8,000 U.S. spills annually and warns dispersants may worsen damage.
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National Academy of Sciences
OSHA Reform Proposal Aims for Preinspection Help
A Senate plan led by Senator Peter A Dominick proposes amending the Occupational Health and Safety Act to allow employers to consult with OSHA inspectors before violations are fined. The change would let firms fix issues in advance to avoid penalties and plant shutdowns in Erie County.
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Uncle Sam’s resilience amid national pride and doubt
Paul Harvey cites pollster Patrick Caddell’s view that most aging Americans see a future, while younger generations feel the country is past its prime. The piece contrasts cynicism with faith in American enduring spirit, recalling Adams and bicentennial celebrations, and notes Uncle Sam’s recurring illnesses yet recoveries.
Where to get child support when the ex-husband is gone
A divorced mother with two children seeks help locating her first husband to obtain support. The answer suggests pursuing a support order if found, but warns enforcing across borders may be challenging and advises contacting welfare agencies for potential funds. It lists Pennsylvania and federal lawmakers and a toll free line for state aid information.
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Pennsylvania
Corruption charges spark drive to privatize liquor control
The report details a Harrisburg probe into a state liquor system grafted by gifts and influence. It cites a grand jury recommendation to remove Edwin Winner and accuses legislators of exploiting Jaffars’ firing to push pro privatization bills and loosen liquor laws.
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Alexander J. Jaffars
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Taffars
Philadelphia
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