Freind amends school AIDS rules in Harrisburg
The House Education Committee approved a Freind amendment requiring AIDS instruction in public schools to stress abstinence as the only sure prevention. The measure allows parental notification and opt out, and may remove transmission and prevention details at the elementary level. Final approval depends on the Regulatory Review Commission.
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Harrisburg
Steve Freind
R-166
Haverford
House Education Committee
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U.S
C. Everett Koop
Aepan
Com- Otros
Aduadada
AIDS
Hamander
Wall-Pott School Board Eyes AIDS Book Home Delivery
W-S district considers distributing an AIDS booklet through Rep. Weldon's franking plan as part of a broader push for an upgraded health curriculum. Community committee urges kindergarten start, ongoing updates, and family outreach with male female teaching teams for human sexuality, plus a yearlong health course for seniors. Parents express concerns about time and conflicts with parental teachings.
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U.S
Wallpot
David Grove
George Slick
Curt Weldon
R-7
Grove
Lois Toeppe
Taxpayers Alert as Notices Go Out for 1985 Delinquent Taxes
In Upper Chichester Township at least two dozen residents were warned their homes could face tax sale as delinquent notices for 1985 were issued by the county Tax Claim Bureau. Some taxpayers reported they paid and kept receipts, while others blamed prior officials for misapplied payments or computer errors and sought updates from the tax collector.
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Upper Chichester
Patricia Panko
County Tax Claim Bureau
Panko
Tax Claim Bureau
Clair Laxam
Naaman’s Creek Road
Mr. Baker
Laxam
Nicholas Senchisin
Galey Road
Boothwyn
Baker
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