State Legislator Offers 48 Hours As Graterford Inmate
Philadelphia Democrat Rep. David Richardson asked Attorney General Harvey Bartle III for permission to spend two days inside Graterford maximum security prison. He said the move would test inmate conditions amid protests and aims to understand care, drug administration, kitchen cleanliness, and medical access from a prisoner’s view.
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Measure Would Bar Welfare for Cuban Refugees
Harrisburg. The state House tentatively approved 162 to 24 an amendment to cap welfare for refugees in Pennsylvania. Sponsor Rep. David DiCarlo said 5,000 Cubans on welfare could cost up to 7 million dollars, aiming to force federal action while shielding taxpayers. The measure would ban general assistance, medical, and mental health aid to nonresidents and could affect other immigrants awaiting relocation.
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Contaminated pudding suit filed against Downingtown Inn
Richard Bish of Columbia sues the Downingtown Inn in Chester County Court for more than 10000 alleging rice pudding served last October was contaminated with a caustic substance causing burns to his lips mouth tongue and digestive tract. He reports medical bills of 1154 and ongoing pain shock and inability to work with no reimbursement from the restaurant.
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Witness' past paid kickbacks surfaced in Hahnemann case
An attorney for Capital Investment Development Corp. argued to discredit a key prosecution witness by highlighting a history of kickbacks. Richard C. Spang, a former Berks County engineer testifying under immunity, described payments totaling 16 000 dollars in 1972 1973 to John Mazur while Mazur worked for Spang's firm Environmental Design Center Inc. of Reading as part of FBI probe links to the Hahnemann Hospital expansion and other related investigations.
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Hayes resigns House seat amid trial delay
Rep. David S. Hayes resigns from the U S House, citing trial delay in a rape case involving a 17 year old Monroeville boy. Hayes, a Republican from Erie, said Pittsburgh trial postponement hinders duties, with a June 23 rescheduled start after his primary loss.
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