Inept energy policy costs the consumer prompts policy critique
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues U S energy policy drives rising prices over years as government moves boost coal exports and foreign access. It cites subsidies to overseas ship owners, high marine fuel sales abroad, and imports alongside exports, noting oil drilling and control by large oil firms shape fuel availability.
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Brinkley Convicted After Third Murder Trial
Philadelphia jury finds construction worker Sidney Brinkley guilty of first degree murder for the third time. He faces life in prison in connection with the deaths of Sheila Hill and Kathryn Johns in a Philadelphia townhouse. The case also involves Monica Jones and a potential false confession tied to a reward.
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Routine arrest triggers probe into guns drugs and CIA ties
Police arrest led to discovery of weapons, drugs and coding gear linked to shadowy CIA connections. Among items were $22,800 in cash, counterfeit Kentucky licenses, silencers, disguises and phony IDs. Names include Larry Bryant Barnard Haddad and George Haddad. investigations span Philadelphia Lexington and El Paso with links to a Lang-Oeannes contract and Jimmy Chagra era drug activity.
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Fire Sweeps Philadelphia Apartment. One Firefighter Treated
A weekend blaze in Philadelphia displaced residents as a tugboat incident and smoke inhalation left several people in need of treatment. Fire officials began a preliminary investigation to determine the cause while a temporary setup was established for safety and coordination at the scene.
Feminists Demand More Security at Suburban Station
A Philadelphia women's group FIST protested at Suburban Station after a 33 year old woman was attacked and held hostage for three hours during rush hour. About 50 people marched demanding exits mapped, alarms installed, lighting improved and access to tunnels sealed.
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