Retired Senator Lamb gains pension exceeding salary
Former state Sen Thomas F Lamb of Beechview Allegheny County retires with a pension of 16540 yearly after 23 years in public service and a 940 monthly pension boost over his 15600 state senate salary He directs funds toward his wife upon survivorship and is noted for lobbying Pitt Morrisburg amid state funding questions and tuition versus state support.
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Shapp
University of Pittsburgh
Morrisburg
Plit
Pitt
Mafia defectors switch sides under new DOJ program
The Justice Department quietly revamped its handling of Mafia defectors, offering new identities, relocation, and support including psychiatric counseling to help ex mobsters adjust. About 1,650 underworld witnesses have testified, with 260 living under new identities and receiving government support as they assist prosecutions nationwide.
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Crime insurance advice urges protection for all income levels
Sylvia Porter warns crime risks touch every household from rich to poor and across neighborhoods. Burglary rates rise, with a 12 second average burglary nationwide and millions of crimes yearly. Home security devices and supplemental insurance for valuables are discussed as ways to reduce risk and protect policies.
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U.S
Federal crime insurance program expands to 18 states and DC
The program under HUD offers low cost crime insurance for property owners tenants and businesses in 18 states and DC. Premiums for residential coverage up to 10000 vary from 60 to 80 annually with deductibles and specific limits. commercial limits reach 15000 with broader protections.
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Connecticut
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Florida
Georgia
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Kansas
Maryland
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Missouri
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New York
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Wild kingdom memories and boyhood pets from Corry
A reminiscence by Bill Eaton blends childhood pet misadventures with a Vietnam veterans’ aftermath. The piece weaves tales of a tree-climbing dog, a stubborn pony, and a menagerie from frogs to tarantulas, ending with family chaos and a portrait of growing up in a chaotic household.
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South Sham
Corry
Padaa
Georg R. Sample
Wiliam
Eaton
John McLaughlin
Presarvern Foreman
Associated Press
Nis
Inside a Couch Cam: A Fragment of Studio Satire
A chaotic scene unfolds as a host praises products while a monitor shows Sonny Tufts in a wild film sequence. The narrator mid interview contemplates dramatic outcomes, then reveals a torn silk suit exposing a bare leg. Fire from a cigarette sparks chaos as crew jokes about publishing and letters.
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Lupe Velez
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