Double bottom trucks spark safety debate in Pennsylvania
The letter to the editor argues double bottom trailers are safe on dry roads but highly dangerous in winter. It cites three pivot points and backing difficulties, warning against use in Pennsylvania winters. It also notes higher wages under union contracts and labels the trucks as murder in winter.
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Vesco’s Family Ties Tie Costa Rica to U S Probe
A CIA backed view details Vesco’s reach into Costa Rica and its president Jose Figueres family finances. Don Nixon and John Ehrlichman roles surface in discussions about Donald Nixon and Vesco. Figueres family faces severe financial strains with Vesco influence amid SEC charges and possible U S citizenship renunciation.
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Corry Hospital set April record with 333 treated patients
In Corry, a new April record for hospital admissions was set with 292 inpatients and 41 more from April 1, totaling 333 patients treated that month at Corry Memorial Hospital. City officials plan a special 7 pm session to discuss extending the Social Security program to city workers. A birth was recorded at the hospital for Rodney and Mrs Knowlton at 115 West Park Place.
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Understanding Pennsylvania Divorce Law and Separation
The article explains that Pennsylvania has no general legal separation statute but allows marital contracts for separation terms. It discusses a divorce from bed and board as a form of legal separation with alimony possible for the wife in some cases, and notes alimony post absolute divorce is generally not provided unless the wife is insane or the husband is insane with sufficient means.
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Toots Shor’s larger than life New York legend endures
The aging restaurateur known for a bold lifestyle and sharp wit turns 70 after a lifetime of high profiles and memorable scenes. He built a chain of acclaimed spots, befriended editors and celebrities, and earned credit for fearless showmanship. Guests like Cronkite and Rozelle paid homage as Shor’s circle, including Jimmy Cannon’s memory, recalled his outsized humor and flair.
Cars and romance in a Dayton era Nash memories
The narrator reflects on early cars and romance from a Nash joyride on Erie streets to family autos including a Model A Ford with a rumble seat. He recalls his father’s cars the Franklin Saxon Dort Essex and Maxwell with humorous anecdotes about crank fights and loud engines. He ends with envy for those who witnessed those days and a nod to Yo'enToy.
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