Three cowpunchers raised by a suburban cowboy
Carol Packer paints a portrait of a family man, a factory worker nicknamed the cowboy at home. He clings to ranch lore, recalls Lash LaRue photos, and ponders boots and spoons while guiding his three sons through a modern West set in suburbia.
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Should municipal workers be required to live in town
In front of Yeadon Borough Hall residents discuss residency for municipal workers. Eugene Rowlette a disabled veteran says jobs should be available regardless of where one lives. George Murray and John Hasson echo that workers should live and be hired where they meet town requirements.
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Rubber up campaign urged for safer sex by gay men
Health Commissioner Stephen Joseph and city officials promote a public service effort urging condom use. A major network declined to air a campaign video showing a gay couple discussing safe sex, while the 30 second spots feature actors recalling romantic nights and choosing protection.
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