Proper Insulation Help Keep Warmth Inside
Pennsylvania homeowners seek affordable warmth as energy bills rise. Insulation and storm windows can cut heating costs by 25 to 50 percent, with a potential return on investment within two to three years. Examples show attic insulation from 2 to 6 inches saving substantial yearly amounts, plus optional professional labor costs. Storm doors and windows also reduce bills 15 to 20 percent. Two energy booklets from standards bodies offer practical guidance.
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Governor's Energy Council
Woo! Insulating Co
DeBrava
Joseph Kimpflen
CertainTeed Corp
Valley Forge
National Bureau of Standards
Federal Printing Office
Arch Street
Philadelphia
National Mineral Wool Insulation ‘Association
Springfield Ave
Surmit
Legislative Starvation: Dreibelbis Retires Over Hurdles
Galen Dreibelbis retired from Pennsylvania's state House after six terms citing legislative starvation by party leaders. He said independents face limited moves, with leadership controlling chairs and resources, discouraging substantive reform and passable bills. Helen Wise succeeds him in the 77th district, facing similar systemic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Weakland
Centre
Daily Times State College
Galen Dreibelb
State House of Representatives
State College
Dreibelbis
Hanalei Rine
Harrisburg
Joseph Ammerman
Congress
General Assembly
Hbert Fineman
House
Helen Wise
Deer Damage In Pennsylvania Farms Blamed On Deer
AP correspondent reports farmers in Pennsylvania face tens of thousands in crop losses yearly due to deer. Farmers plead for compensation and surveys while officials caution public reaction and legality of hunting. Farmers cite losses on potatoes and other crops. some support reimbursement, others warn about study-induced complaints.
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Tim Petit
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Charles Bell
Bell
Pennsylvania
Glenn Bower
State Game Commission
Blearfield County
Game Commission
Pennsylvania Farmers Association
Bowers
Laverne McCarty
Sullivan County
McCarty
Richter Scale Revised Shifts Record Earthquakes
Pasadena scientists revise the Richter scale, re rating major quakes. The 1960 Chile quake jumps from 8.3 to 8.5, the 1906 San Francisco event to 7.9, and Alaska 1964 from 8.4 to 9.2, altering energy estimates while cautioning that magnitude does not equal destructiveness.
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Pasadena
Calif
Chile
San Francisco
California Institute of ‘Technology
Paul C. Jenning
Caltech
Applied Mechanics
Hiroo Kanamori
Alaska
Charles Richter
Kanamori
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Aid
Green Rock
Motice
Snyder Circle
Frederick ‘Street
Secufd
Rice Realty
North Center Street
Phyllis Rice
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Ed Parteh
Eileen Simmons
Lee Feat
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