Lawmakers aim to fix senior auto fee misinterpretation
Nit picking over senior citizen tax relief on auto registrations shows bureaucratic confusion A 65 plus rate cut to 10 dollars was meant for exclusive use but a transportation department rule required exclusive use Only one car per senior and the bill to fix the misinterpretation passed the House and Senate and awaits the governor's signature
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Cash as top investment amid market doubts in New York
Cash emerges as a preferred asset as investors fret over economic equilibrium and weak returns. Slater, Walker Securities faces asset sales for cash while executives cite a fragile economy, aiding cash fidelity. Mutual funds and bank trusts hold near record cash, hindering stock movement as gold looms as a potential driver. Senate moves to permit gold ownership from Sept. 1, signaling possible new hoarding. Strong entities include Slater Walker, U S Senate, Pennsylvania governor, and various lawmakers.
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Suppressed cancer warning in Oil study angers critics
A 405 page National Academy of Sciences oil hazard report, censored to omit a cancer warning about seafood pollution, was allegedly prepared with input from Shell and Chevron scientists. The draft warned PAHs in codfish and mussels could raise cancer risk, while a brief line claimed health effects were negligible. The censorship sparked criticism from Dr. James Sullivan and questions about political influence.
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Presidential contenders and experience debates emerge
The survey notes Reagan as a possible exception with national following before politics while Rockefeller Wallace Connally Kennedy and Ford are prominent figures. It argues the president's problems stem from disinterest in domestic tasks and poor delegation and suggests a help wanted ad for a president should demand gubernatorial experience.
What is the Law A Divorce and Bigamy Q A: Divorce entry and bigamy
A man may file for divorce even if his wife is abroad. Service may be by the plaintiff or an attorney outside the Commonwealth, with registered mail to the defendant and to the diplomatic representative of her country. For work injury, seek WC Board review or appeal. for bigamy, wife could be charged. penalties include up to two years imprisonment and fines.
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