Mullen agitated over school sex course claims in primary race
Philadelphia Democrat State Rep. Martin Mullen accuses the state Education Department of forcing a new sex education course on districts, dubbed population dynamics. Officials in Corry Warren County and Erie reject the plan, calling it far out, while Mullen risks damaging his campaign as voters push back.
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Elsea
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Impeachment inefficiency and odd White House outreach
Washington reports critique of House impeachment staff for poor preparation and incomplete witness interviews. Liddy and Hunt appearances drew attention while Kalmbach caused carnival-like disruption. A confidential Porter memo reveals a failed bid to recruit football stars for Nixon’s 1972 campaign.
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Voters send a message by Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop analyzes a public vote in which Governor George Wallace trails Kennedy Jackson and Reagan Rockefeller, noting Wallace's broad geographic support and its implications for 1976. He argues Wallace appeals beyond race, with clues from North Carolina and Florida, while stressing caution with generalizations.
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Potholes and campaign reforms dominate Pennsylvania week
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins leads a batch of twelve reform bills to tighten campaign disclosure and cap spending while delaying public financing votes until after the primary. Bills would set a $10 cash limit, require donor and ticket buyer disclosures, and impose fines up to 550,000. A bipartisan panel may resolve pothole funding as roads crumble.
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What is the Law What is the Law
A reader asks about pursuing legal action for a defective car under warranty. The response notes that disputes hinge on coverage and that suits can be filed against both dealer and manufacturer if problems fall under warranty, with possible compensation if proven.
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