Should PA offer restricted licenses for suspended drivers
The Pennsylvania General Assembly debates a special restricted license for those who must drive for livelihood, medical care, or basic needs. Proponents say it protects jobs and essentials, while opponents cite highway safety risks and view it as a danger to the public. The measure faces a long-standing partisan clash, with the Pennsylvania AAA Federation opposing the concept as a violator's license.
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Pennsylvania General Assembly
Teamsters Union
Pennsylvania
AAA Federation
Is your deposit box truly safe and insured
A reader notes safe deposit boxes have limited bank liability and strict access rules. See tips on keeping two keys separate, avoiding cash, insuring contents, joint ownership, and tax implications, with rental fees from five to ten dollars annually up to near a thousand for large boxes.
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Mr. Miller
Liability Limited
Miller
IRS
Big John's ironclad opinions and warnings
A father figure with rigid views dispenses blunt, often insulting wisdom on work, politics, religion, and gender roles. He urges avoidance of women, extols old values, and ridicules modern life while sharing harsh personal judgments and a final weary curtain of admonition.
Contact Info for U S Legislators and 1978 Code Debates
United States Senate offices for Schweiker and Scott in Harrisburg are listed with Washington addresses. The article notes a compromise motor vehicle code passing the House 157 to 38, with banned studded tires after May 1 1978 and amnesty for suspended drivers. A generic drug bill allows substitutions unless doctors prohibit, and a housing bill prevents evictions in retaliation by 102 to 85 vote, while landlords sign housing code statements remain debated. Lead paint bill passes 106 to 0 79, funding a $3 million statewide prevention program.
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Senate
Harrisburg House votes twice on Rules Committee reforms
In a rare move the House voted twice to force two Rules Committee resolutions out, one to permit school prayer and another urging Congress to pass a constitutional amendment on abortion. The ACLU backs welfare reform opposition citing a central registry for missing fathers and welfare recipients.
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House
Rules Committee
Congress
American Civil Liberties Union
Welfare Department For Work
Liquor Control Committee
Valley Forge Veterans Hospital
Ray Hays romance tale seed to paperback plot
Jack Anderson outlines the Liz Ray saga dating back more than two years. He reports Rivera of calls to Senators Humphrey Kennedy Gravel Culver used to reach them through Ray while pressuring Hays, with warnings of a tell-all romance potentially fueling a paperback.
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Torried Ray-Hays
Elizabeth Ray
Capitol Hill
Wayne Hays
Bob Owens
Jack Cloharty
Capital Hill
Liz Ray
Hays
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Mike Gravel
Alaska
John Culver
Iown
Ray
Washington
Paul Young
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