The smut pushers and the law
The Delaware County Daily Times reports that a vast porn business operates via dummy corporations, with Allentown as headquarters for a 100-store network linked to mob finance. The series shows how stores enter communities under false premises, how violence and payoffs accompany the trade, and how current law struggles to curb these enterprises.
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Delaware County
Bill Alnor
Allentown
Daily Times
Alnor
Amnor
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Philadelphia
Letters To The Times On Growing Old And Cantankerous
A 77 year old writer reflects on aging and civic involvement. He notes varied mental and physical aging among peers, laments apathy among citizens, and recalls seniors associations. He describes both mellow and cantankerous oldsters, urging kindness and thoughtful conduct as years advance. He ends with a plea to sign and share opinions with The Editor in Primos PA.
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Senior Citizens Association
Law and Order in Chester Calls for Community Support
A local plea urges stronger ties between police and residents to restore trust in Chester. The speaker warns that mutual openness is essential amid hard times, noting that strained relations threaten the city’s future and could lead to violence if unchecked.
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Chester
U.S
Police
Medicare guidelines deserve chance to save money
Edith A. Salmons of Parkside argues Medicare cost rules favor purchasing over renting durable medical equipment when cheaper long term, noting five month rentals, physician review, and possible 80 percent coverage. She urges reporting quirks for possible admin changes while preserving benefits.
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Medicare
Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Pennsylvania
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Almanac
United Press International
Mars
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Chester Daily Times
H.L. Schwertz
Stuart Rose
America
the Times
Ppa Atel Ue
Mildred Ave
Primos, Pa
Law and Order
Edith A. Salmons
Parkside
Congress
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