Pennsylvania Utilities Face New Consumer Protections
The editorial argues that two bills restrict retroactive rate raises and multistage filings, expanding Public Utility Commission oversight. The reforms curb utility leverage, raise salaries and ethics rules for PUC commissioners, and shift focus toward consumer interests during an election year. Governor Shapp urges boosting U S business.
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Debates Over Movie Ratings Stir Public Squawk
A Danish director plans a dirty life of Christ film in Britain and the Queen condemns it while the British government weighs legal steps. In Dallas, an East Dallas Garden Society outing raises questions about ratings and propriety as an elderly audience watches an R or X flagged film. A young reporter covers reactions and faces sharp rebuke about her own reputation, highlighting perceived hypocrisy in age based film ratings.
NYSE Reveals Investor Service Bureau Help and Literature
More than 4000 readers sought NYSE Investors Service Bureau guidance on brokers transfers lost securities and basic investing. The bureau offers free answers and referrals and sells a three booklet package for one dollar containing Ten Questions to Ask Before You Buy Stocks Growth Leaders on the Big Board and Income Leaders on the Big Board with company earnings dividends and growth data.
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Investors Service Bureau
ISB
NYSE
Investors Service Bureau Directory
Stocks and bonds guidance and a political profile
An ISB advisory outlines stock dividend history and how to locate NYSE firms, transfer agents, and tracing services for old or dubious securities. It also recounts Rep Don Edwards, once a principled chair, facing conflicts of interest tied to Vatley Title Company holdings and leadership.
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Switched Wills Case Highlights Court Ruling on Validity
An error in signing led to a shared discovery that William and Alice each held the other's will. The court refused probate on the wrongly signed document, ruling a basic error invalidates a will while noting some errors may be non fatal. The judge stressed mis-signing cannot be corrected by continuation of the deed.
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Alice
Matt Wil Wan
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Land title schemes tie congressman to real estate deal
A California title firm held land for a real owner while collecting about 15 000 dollars in fees from Ben Ginden and associates tied to congressman Don Edwards. Edwards claimed he merely aided a constituent. Ginden said he boasted of steering business Edwards’ way. HUD foreclose threats and later a settlement avoided foreclosure. Ginden ended ties with the property.
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