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In Corry PennDOT faces backlash over a snowplow pledge while roads funding battles persist. Senate Bill 24 boosts retired teachers pensions with cost-of-living increases and early retirement, costing $22 million this year. Eloise flood control and local government funding changes pass, amid debates. Human Relations Commission marks its 20th anniversary as veto battles echo. House backs a restricts hiring of homosexuals for state jobs attached to a physical therapy measure.
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Teachers win Assemblyman Hopkins price index plan
The plan would cost about 10 percent and did not reach a House vote. The Appropriations Committee backed a two cent per gallon gas tax hike but rejected doubling auto registration fees. A $20 yearly rise is projected for 15,000 miles per year at 15 mpg. Funds would support highway maintenance though spending is uncertain. Republicans met to discuss Senate changes to a medical malpractice bill aiding doctors, while insurers have raised or dropped policies. The House delayed concurrence to study removing the statute of limitations. John Lennon's wife Yoko Ono faces immigration scrutiny while pregnancy risks persist, with humanitarian deportation pauses noted but potential future action reserved.
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Lennon Pregnancy Trials and Press Turmoil
Details surrounding John Lennon and Yoko Ono include harassment fears over Yoko's pregnancy and a guiltily entered plea to avoid trial. Statements cite miscarriages, medical orders for bed rest, and threats of fatal outcomes, with immigration interference and political pressure via Sen. Thurmond. The article also notes subsequent legislative actions on various state bills and infrastructure.
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Harp Saga Ends As California Sale Crashes
Hilton Head tale recounts Bill Scanlon and a fated harp owned by Aunt Nora and Uncle Tim. The couple argued over the instrument, Nora’s dream of harp music, and a pricey purchase. After endless disputes the harp travels to California, cracks emerge, and Tim refunds a thousand dollars before giving up. The yarn closes as the narrator doubts Scanlon’s truthfulness.
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TV viewers hooked on new season patterns in Nielsens
Viewers show strong interest in CBS Physlics ABC Starsky and Hutch and NBC Joe Forrester while Welcome Back Kotter gains later. NBC faces potential changes after Fox reports, CBS tweaks Beacon Hill Kate McShane plans dropped. ABC signals stability. Pennsylvanias highway funding debates rise with trucking industry central to costs.
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Heavier trucks pay less fuel tax than cars says GAO
William Ecenbarger analyzes road funding in Pennsylvania and GAO findings. He notes that trucks weigh more, cause greater road damage, and pay the same fuel tax as cars. The piece argues lawmakers should address highway financing fairness to ensure car owners bear a fair share.
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