What do you have to lose by marijuana use
An opinion piece warns that marijuana possession or use can trigger a felony conviction under state drug laws. It details lifelong consequences including loss of voting rights firearm ownership eligibility for public office and barred careers and military options.
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Grass roots view on Paris talks amid gas rate dispute
Opinion pieces discuss moving Paris peace talks to a DMZ in Vietnam as a strategic move. Other items note concerns about exclusive meat dog foods and a sharp critique of Federal Power Commission actions. The gas rate increase plan is opposed by economists who warned against optimistic industry figures.
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FPC chief dissent over gas drilling cost claims fuels debate
Economists clash with Gooch over a four billion gas drilling plan. They object to his projections on costs and reserves while raised concerns on royalties and exploration. The memo was buried in records despite multiple objections. Parallel notes reveal a kickback scheme proposal by Brotman Autobody Center and a Pentagon recall of top secret Vietnam documents linked to Le Gelb task force findings.
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Pennsylvania House Debates Tax Bills And Honors Swarthmore Leader
In a brisk session, a unanimously passed bill aids police by preserving pension fund contributions plus interest. The Ways and Means Committee advanced the Senate Lottery Bill modeled on New Jersey’s, with funds shifted to the elderly and revenue delayed to 1972. House Bill 1018 aligns with farmer tax filing deadlines, while House Bill 141 seeks to exempt municipally owned utilities from state tax. Rep. Steve Pancoast challenges the tax-raising bill origins in the Senate. Rep. Edmund Jones sworn in as 2nd House member, replacing Edward Swarthmore’s Mifflin Iron. Speaker Fineman jokes about lawmakers’ expense talks. Demonstrations over liquor tax for education accompany merger debates in Philadelphia. Bill 607 gives firemen pension credit. a disability ballot issue draws mixed reception. A dealer plates extension and delinquent tax deductions bill passes, with tax collection cautions. Senate Bill 148 allows first-class districts to exempt low-income residents from certain taxes. A Philadelphia traffic court critique surfaces. Cosponsorships for hospital additions and phosphate ecology bills are pursued. A resolution honors Fred Clark of Harborcreek for 29 years of service. Next: workers’ comp hearings and budget reviews.
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Relentless Sea Draws a Lifelong Boundless Passion
The narrator recalls a lifelong devotion to the sea born in youth in New Jersey and sustained by travel. He describes early dreams of ships, vivid shore scenes at Sea Bright, and a continuous urge to be near oceans. A Caribbean cruise with his wife reaffirms that the sea remains his defining muse.
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Year of Corry berry crop anticipated to be banner
Peak picking of home grown Strawberries arrives in Corry as growers foresee a banner year aided by favorable ripening weather and ample rain producing large sweet berries of high quality. Local leaders Jerome F. Needham Donald G. Nantes and A S Boag plan to attend the 87th Grand Lodge Convention in Chicago starting June 30.
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Law on wills and administration after death
The process allows a non oral will to be probated anytime, but after twenty one years post death no letters testamentary are issued without court order. An oral will needs notice to entitlements and if discovered after administration, letters may be surrendered or revoked. Revoking administration does not undo prior good faith acts. upon revocation, letters testamentary go to executors named in the will per its terms.
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