Social Security card rules tighten to curb fraud
Daily Times reports new SSA regulations requiring age and identity proof for all applicants. Under 18s must present birth records or equivalents, while 18 and over apply in person with documents. Foreign-born applicants must prove citizenship or alien status. replacements require identity proof. The changes aim to reduce multi card fraud and ensure unique numbers.
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Media Chester notes on courts and locals from 100 years ago
Five courts sat under Judge Thomas Clayton in Media with Common Pleas Oyer and Terminer General Jail Delivery Quarter Sessions and Orphans. Chester Lamokin Station charged 40 cent fare. Chester to Media 25 cents. Powell Fire Band performed at Larkintown Sunday schoolhouse with John R Sweney and William Morris. Baxter Club flag presentation by John Sanville.
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Letter Defends Sapovits Against Harassment Claims
A former Smedley Junior High student defends teacher Michael D. Sapovits, calling allegations by Hewlings and Polk absurd and discriminatory. The writer urges their resignations for defamation and misuse of authority amid school issues.
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Letters clash over Westinghouse and UB 107 insults
A reader criticizes a letter signed Steve in a Westinghouse UB 107 exchange as insulting to intelligence. The note urges readers to consider Labor’s Untold Story, questions Steve’s authenticity, and jokes about a PR misstep by the company.
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Casey cited for abortion stance sparks clash with Catholic liberty
Barbara Pridgen of Media criticizes politician Robert Casey for anti abortion views, asserts constitutional rights to personal belief and freedom from church dictates, and claims obligation to answer to God rather than Casey or Martin Mullen. The letter denounces church influence and urges secular limits on religious guidance in public policy.
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Abortion private decision argument letter to the Times
A woman argues abortion should be a private choice. She notes clinics are sanitary and doctors qualified and says access will continue despite the law. She supports Congressman Robert Edgar and warns that banning abortion would set back womanhood, making women second class citizens.
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No substitute for His love by Reverend Schuller
A church sermon recounts a father’s spanking of his daughter Gretchen and a childlike plea for parental affection. The piece extols God as the true Father and warns against seeking substitutes in material comforts or hobbies, urging readers to welcome Him into their lives.
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This Day in History June 8 1978 Highlights
Today in history highlights key events from 632 Prophet Mohammed death to 1978. Notable items include Tennessee secession in 1861, Roosevelt mediation offer in 1905, Norway invasion in 1940 and Sydney shelling in 1942. Kennedy assassination suspect Ray arrested in 1968 and Brandt Meir visit in 1978. John Diebold turns 52.
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