Squeeze on Budget Impasse Prompts Legislation Push
The League of Women Voters Berks County urges action before July 1 to avert a budget crisis. Four bills in the House and Senate seek calendars and salary withholding to force a General Assembly budget, with potential nonpayment of lawmakers until funds are enacted. The piece also notes Redford and Jeremiah Johnson memorial coverage and a controversial bone relocation tale.
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Reburial dispute over Jeremiah Johnson bones sparks Senate whispers
Veterans Administration approved moving Jeremiah Johnson's remains amid controversy. Rep. Melcher and others questioned legality, citing permanent burial rules. VA official Wilson reversed, claiming misinterpretation. Warner Bros denied promoting the reburial. Senate figures discuss potential impeachment tape disclosures and political fallout.
All the way to the bank by Jim Bishop
A satirical tour of mega salaries across business politics and media. Names like Mayer, Gerstenberg, Bell, Ford, Kissinger, Evert, Namath, and Steinem appear amid figures from hundreds to millions, illustrating how wealth filters through public life and private accounts. The author mocks the fixation on money and excess with sharp, rueful tone.
Pleasant Mount visit reveals grand hatchery home nearby
The writer describes Gloria Bean's home at Pleasant Mount in the Pocono Mountains. The five bedroom four bath house plus a downstairs bath, large living spaces, many windows, and hardwood floors define a grand, family centered residence. The vicinity around Route 8 and Route 6 eastward features heavy deer presence and ongoing highway construction. The piece notes round-the-clock hatchery work, security, and a two year old who streaks after baths, with a humorous aside on a kitchen chime indicating doors.
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When a later will governs probate rules and codicils
A later will generally takes precedence in probate as the latest declaration of intent, unless it is invalid or deemed a codicil to the first will. To revoke a former will clearly, explicit terms should appear in the latter instrument. The text also lists various U S senators and Pennsylvania officials with contact lines.
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