Harrisburg Proposal Aims to Toughen Consumer Protection
AP report from Harrisburg notes gay safety minded lawmakers propose amendments to strengthen the state consumer protection law. measures include allowing consumers to stop payments for defective goods or services and to file class actions against violators. penalties could reach five thousand to twenty five thousand dollars. Shafer explains new rules let fines be imposed without injunctions if violated.
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PSU Rioters Face Panel Tomorrow
In UNIVERSITY PARK Pennsylvania State University will convene a three member panel Thursday to hear charges against about forty students accused of campus disorders on April 14 and 23. Suspending or expulsion await those found guilty. the accused names were not released.
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Emergency scene notes and discharge list reference Corry area
The report lists failing to summon a physician during an emergency at Corry Memorial Hospital and related ambulance contacts. It includes names and addresses of discharged patients in Spartansburg Union City Waterford and Bear Lake areas, plus hospital and ambulance contact numbers. A university panel is noted with members Robert E. Woodside Genevieve Blatt and William T. Coleman Jr.
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Utilities Seek PUC Financing And Dam Fees Hike
Harrisburg AP report outlines a plan for utilities to prepay 4.8 million to fund the Public Utility Commission, enabling hires and eased budget restraint. Gov Shafer vetoes or trims, with Bloom arguing for flexibility amid heavy rate increase filings. A separate Shafer move raises electric dam payments to the Fish Commission to 25 000 annually per dam without a fishway.
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