Welfare costs and policy critique in 1960s debate
Opinion piece argues welfare for the young will rise 50 percent yearly and a revamp could lift family welfare by 140 percent in a year. It warns a proposed $6 500 guaranteed income would burden taxpayers, predicts 25 percent of Americans on welfare, and questions feasibility for workers earning low wages amid calls to expand support while pushing work incentives. It shifts to a Washington report noting EPA findings that outboard motors pollute waters, with up to 30 percent fuel leakage and over 100 million gallons of oil and gas released, based on Dr William Shuster’s tests and a $100 000 Boating Industry Association study contract.
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Russell B. Long
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. Long
Long
Boating Industry Association
Alimony Rules in Pennsylvania Explained
The article outlines two alimony types in Pennsylvania: alimony pendente lite, paid during divorce proceedings and ending with the final decree, and permanent alimony, granted after a divorce from bed and board for wife support. It notes no permanent alimony for absolute divorce except in cases involving insanity or lack of separate means.
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Pennsylvania
Dollar Addiction Across Nations Deepens Crisis
The piece portrays a global dollar crisis as foreign economies grow wary of American currency. It notes that welfare dependents at home and foreign governments alike rely on dollars, while U S generosity and wartime aid have caused large dollar stockpiles abroad. Countries question the value of dollars and consider demanding changes.
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Pakistan
Memorial Day dedication of Corry’s 40-foot flagpole plans
In Corry on May 30 Memorial Day will feature the formal dedication of a 40-foot flagpole donated to Corry Memorial Hospital by the Veterans Council. Council members announced the event and urged citizen attendance.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Veterans Council
Congress Rightly Uses Appropriations to Restrain Deployment
Congress exercises its appropriation power to limit battlefield troop deployment, aligning with designed prerogatives to curb kingly behavior. Paradoxically, former arch interventionists now lead the prudent withdrawal.
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Congress
TV actors whip cats by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle offers a wry column on weathering bad days with quirky coping ideas and self reflection. He tongue in cheek suggests playful actions and social nudges from reading a yearbook to auctioning an Oscar as a fundraiser. It ends with a light nudge to check the classifieds for car sales.
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Hal Boyle
George Scott
Hollywood
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