Restore Seals on Pennsylvania Liquor Bottles Debated
In Pennsylvania a five year old repeal of official state seal requirements on liquor bottles is under review. Lawmakers say seals aid enforcement, curb bootlegging, and bolster tax revenue for education amid slumping state store profits. Rep. Stephen Freind cites smuggling and difficulty catching violators without seals. Henry Kaplan of the Liquor Control Board backs reinstatement.
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Pennsylvania General Assembly
State House
Pennsylvania
Freind
Henry Kaplan
State Liquor Control Board
Uganda helicopter pilots train in Texas amid U S disapproval
A dozen Ugandan police airwing pilots arrive in Fort Worth Texas for five weeks of helicopter training at Fort Worth based ground school and six more weeks at Oak Grove Flight School The training proceeds despite U S cuts to Uganda and concerns over use of such pilots in repression and possible conversion to paramilitary roles The pilots entered via Kenya due to a closed U S embassy in Uganda and FAA licensing later expected
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United States
Uganda
Idi Amin
Texas
Entebee
Fread
Adht
Priof Ground Helicopter Company
Fort Worth
Oak Grove
Daytona Beach
Fla
Daniel v Pension Case Tests Securities Laws Reach
The courts hold employee pension interests can be securities protected by anti fraud provisions. ERISA disclosures come after decisions, and many plan summaries misstate risk. Pension assets total 216.9 billion and drive private investment. teams seek Supreme Court review and Congress action to limit Daniel rulings.
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Appeals Court
Daniel
ERISA
Daniel's Pension Fund
Supreme Court
Washington
Brooke Shearer
Andnion
Congress
Horse Trade Duel With Judge and Lincoln in Court
In Sangamon County 1857 scene Lincoln, a wry, moody figure, faces a venal judge during a summer court session. The tale centers on a horse trading ruse where Lincoln ends up delivering a suspended humiliation to the judge before a wary bench and crowd.
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Abraham Lincoln
Sangamon County
Lincoln
Springfield
Chicken of the air and a soldier’s wild flights
An Army veteran recalls dangerous, improvised air journeys from Fort Belvoir to the Potomac and beyond. He describes stunts by pilots, ancient planes, and near catastrophe in Korea and Europe, concluding with a fear of flying and a preference for ships home.
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Ted Kennedy
Bauman
Etter
Pusan
Seoul
Korea
Far East
Seattle
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