How to judge insulation The Pennsylvania Six Hour Arraignment Rule
Pennsylvania Supreme Court mandates arraignment within six hours after arrest with May 16 postponement to let police prepare. Critics from the Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association and Pittsburgh Fraternal Order of Police warn this burdens law enforcement and could suppress statements if timed out. Beaver County Times.
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Preparing for a baby and energy thrift amid a changing world
The text blends birth guidance with reflections on motherhood and wartime history, then shifts to a Carter era energy piece. It urges women to endure pregnancy, cites examples from Mary to Nancy Lincoln, and ends urging insulation upgrades to save energy and qualify for tax credits. The article ties personal resilience to national issues, urging timely insulation purchases and informed choices.
Washington's odd couple and Ford attack in Carter era era
Washington's odd couple saga links Agnew to Park documents as reporters chase private papers for a forthcoming book. Ford plans a May 19 broadside against Carter, warning of inflation taxes and energy woes. Oil import costs and overcharges by major firms prompt criticism from Rep. Vanik as negotiations continue.
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Hefner Visions TV Show Tied to Playboy Empire
Los Angeles AP reports Hugh Hefner, 51, hosts a late night Playboy’s Playmates party on ABC detailing a potential TV series blending Playboy magazine features with pop culture, comedy and sex. He notes plans to possibly adapt Playboy content for TV between 11:30 p.m. and Midwest time zones, while pursuing adult fare.
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Land of milk and money in Pennsylvania politics
An opinion piece critiques Auditor General Al Benedict and Treasurer Robert Casey for fund raising tied to their offices. It notes Benedict sold inaugural tickets and Casey invited staff to a birthday party to raise campaign debt money while hiring favored loyalists. The article argues political finance remains dominated by money and patronage rather than merit.
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Road Trouble Calls Spur Reader Outreach to PennDOT Officials
Area readers frustrated with PennDOT seek action and plan to contact legislators and PennDOT staff by phone and mail. The message lists several contact names and addresses, urging neighbors to press for transportation improvements and accountability.
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