Retain Judge Dwyer for Erie Orphans Court
Our view supports keeping Judge James B. Dwyer on the Erie County orphans court. He has ruled on over 8 500 estate matters and 3 000 adoptions with Supreme Court upholding every appealed decision. He handles wills disputes and heirs issues with legal skill and human compassion.
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Pennsylvania
James B. Dwyer
Erie County Orphans Court
Dwyer
Orphans’ Court
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Supreme Galert
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Erie County
Judge Dwyer
Re-elect Bob Dailey for recorder of deeds
A county endorsement urges voters to re-elect Robert M. Dailey as recorder of deeds. The piece argues home ownership depends on proper filing indexing and safeguarding of legal documents, praising Dailey’s 16 years of faithful efficient service, cost awareness, and a staff focused on low tax payer costs. It stresses the office’s importance as a large non tax producing county department.
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Robert M. Dailey
Bob Dailey
Recorder of Deeds
Recorder Dailey
No loss of heirs rights from appointing Michigan administratrix
Pennsylvania court guidance notes that intestate heirs do not lose their rights by appointing an administratrix in Michigan. An administratrix usually posts a bond and must administer per law. If no reply comes, contact the estate judge and consider a Pennsylvania attorney for protection of interests.
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Michigan
Pennsylvania
Nixon White House covert costs at San Clemente and Key Biscayne
Suppressed documents reveal H. R. Haldeman directed San Clemente renovations with costs charged to taxpayers. John Brown III controlled cost information, coordinating with GSA, managing private, political, and personal expenditures. NASA and Space Shuttle critique follow, including dismissals over equal opportunity failures. Abba Eban’s secret cable to Simcha Dinitz tops the report.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
H. R. Haldeman
Haldeman
John R. Brown III
Brown
General Services
Robert Kunzig
GSA
White House-involved
West Wing
Nixon Foundation
Loie Gaunt
John Brown
Israel
Abba Eban
Simcha Dinitz
U.S
Land development group forms ALDA to curb rogue promoters
In New York and the Southwest, promoters accused of raping landscapes face a counterforce. The American Land Development Association ALDA vows discipline and integrity to rescue the profession from red tape and pirates. Memory metaphor opens with a Greek myth about memory that never forgets.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
American Land Development Assn
ALDA
Streetcar Memories and Attic Tales of Yesteryear
Vivid reminiscence recalls Motormen signaling with clanging bells as cars intruded on streetcar life. Notes on peticoats filling a tent and housewives climbing to attic retreats on rainy days evoke a bygone era rich in small details and daily habit.
City council faces budget gap for tanker purchase
Corry officials report no funds to buy a new tanker at 12 000 to 14 000, plan to add two and a half mills tax until one of the two trucks wears out. Voters turnout heavily as mayoralty and council races draw interest. Fluoridation debate lingers after Kiwanis endorsement. Local notes include Frank Whiteley donating rink space and Putnam's Johns Hopkins visit. Reflections recall Roosevelt and Eisenhower milestones and a nostalgic look at midcentury life.
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Stanford Hose Co
J. Fred Kinley
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