Cardinal Krol Seeks Prayer Role in Public Schools
Catholic bishops of Pennsylvania at Harrisburg urged reintroducing religious perspectives in public education amid court neutrality on religion. They urged better handling of crime, vandalism, and moral guidance, arguing student rights to hear about God and the origins of life, while supporting constitutional principles.
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Frank Church A cancer survivor who ran for president
In 1949 a Stanford student faced terminal cancer and weighed 90 pounds after surgeries and radiation yet survived. The piece traces Frank Church from that crisis to a lifelong political ascent. It notes his courage, integrity, and early battles in Idaho politics, his wife Bethine’s influence, and his wary critique of government power and FBI reforms shaping his liberal yet conservative stance.
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Nuclear power danger and shifting views on safety
The piece argues that fear of nuclear power was overstated while acknowledging high costs and legal risks. It notes 11 percent of U.S. electricity from reactors, cancellations of planned plants, and rising energy demand. It cites critics like Robert Pollard and Dr. Harold Urey, describing a debate between alarmists and proponent scientists about nuclear energy’s future.
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Tire Tirade Against Studded Tires Sparks Debate
George Cookiis North Center Street argues against banning studded tires noting their limited life on dry pavement and questionable safety impact. He cites estimated 40 million dollars in yearly damage and dismisses job loss as a reason to keep the practice, comparing it to obsolete horse era harms.
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How To Contact Your Legislators
Directory style list of contact details for U S Senate officials and Pennsylvania officials. Includes addresses in Washington and Harrisburg, a governor toll free line, and names such as Schweiker Stott Shapp Vigarito Dwyer Hopkins. The fragment lists multiple offices and locations in brief.
Pennsylvania Direct Marketing Push Cuts Farm Costs
Pennsylvania's Department of Agriculture launches a direct marketing program to link farmers with consumers via markets, buying clubs, co-ops, tailgate stalls, and pick-your-own farms. The plan aims to revitalize small farms hit by dairy downturns, boosting farm and rural economies while cutting consumer prices 25 to 50 percent.
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