Nursing home financing sparks call for more closures
In our opinion nursing home care funding in Pennsylvania is out of touch and bids fail to improve. The editorial argues against underpaying operators while protecting elder care, warning that continued closings push elderly to long hospital stays and boarding houses with inadequate health care. It urges more rising homes to prevent suffering and neglect.
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Pennsylvania
Is Howard Hughes Alive in 1972 Mystery
In 1972 IRS head Johnnie M Walters notes a question about Howard Hughes status. The Hughes empire is described as beyond U.S. law, shielded by secretive structures, with billions in federal contracts and extensive government ties. The piece urges a full Congressional examination by the Senate Government Operations Committee.
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Johnnie M. Walters
Internal Revenue Service
Secretary of the Treasury
The
U.S
Mr. Walters
Howard Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Howard R. Hughes
Donald L. Barrett
James 8. Steele
Inquirer
Barrett-Steele
Hughes
Air Force
Army
Navy
Central Intelligence Agency
Department of the Interior
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Hughes Empire
IRS
U.S. Congress
Congress
Senate Government Operations Committee
Plea Bargain Controversy Ensnared Philadelphia Murder Case
A Philadelphia murder case reveals heavy bargaining behind a fatal Passyunk avenue robbery. Kahana and Rose, charged with felony murder, accept a plea after prosecutors seek lenient terms, prompting judge shopping and a court halt. Judge Kubacki accepts a deal, later sentences fail to match pretrial terms. The episode triggers reforms to curb pretrial plea compromises in homicide cases.
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Anthony Lame
Leary
Philadelphia Inquirer
Wellers
Thomas Kahana
Joseph Perrini
Philadelphia
Kaha
Ona
Anthony Rose
Perrini
Kahana
Tommy
Cimon
Rose
Weice
Perrin
Katana
Pennsylvania
Emmett Fitzpatrick
The
Inquirer
Kahana-Rose
Common Pleas
D. Donald Jamieson
Robin Chandler
Passyunk Avenue
Police Administration
Kahane
Bul Kahana
Chandler
Dennis Cogan
Levy Anderson
City Hall
Anderean
Cogan
James McDermott
Gordon
Gelfond
Joseph P. Mataughtin Ichlef
McLaughlin
Cogen
Sylvester
Saan
Jeter
McDermott
Anderson
Clifford Haines
Esther Sylvester
Stanley Kubacki
Kubacki
Hot
Commonwealth
Jamieson
Ballot Dilemma Looms For Pennsylvanians In April Primary
State Senator R Budd Dwyer notes April 27 primary ballots will be long with delegate and alternate delegate races. He cites 3 048 petitions filed, warns voter apathy may reduce turnout, urges strong participation to defend democracy and voting rights. He praises U S voting freedoms and contrasts turnout with other nations.
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R. Budd Dwyer
Bureau of Elections
Department of State
Pennsylvania
Tram
United States
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