Electronic voting unlikely in local PA elections soon
The Pennsylvania Action Line answers readers questions on state matters. It explains that while electronic voting is allowed by law, use is limited to places where voters approve it on a ballot. Union and Washington counties have shown interest. equipment must meet standards, bidding urged, and full adoption may take time.
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William R. Davis
Parents and children sexuality guidance by Dr Bergman
Dr Bergman outlines how children are sexual beings from early life and how parents should handle topics like sex play dirty words cross gender behavior and exposure to explicit material. He advises calm supervision simple truthful sex education and using correct terms while avoiding overreaction and misinformation.
National Enquirer under fire and other local notices
The document critiques the National Enquirer amid a civil suit by Carol Burnett and Johnny Carson, then lists community items: Coleman Club Myrtle Beach trip and bus details, Wallingford ham dinner at Garden City Fire Company with prices, No No Nanette at NP High, Brotherly Love Church dinners, German Language Week proclaimed, Ridley Park Fire Company officers, Tinicum Elementary flea market, Nether Providence travel talk on China.
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Coleman Club
Myrtle Beach
St. Luke’s Church
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Garden City
Ladies Auxiliary
Garden City Fire Company
Moore Road
Barbars Strickler
Wallingford-Swarthmore
Irmgard Mueller
Nether Providence
Swarthmore
Richard Thornburgh
Bill Green
Philadelphia
Queenie and her two puppies up for adoption
The SPCA offers Queenie a two year old, housebroken, friendly mother dog and her 14 week old pups for adoption. Queenie and her children need homes. she will be spayed to prevent future litters. Last week Misty found a home in Chester.
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Reader asks about dental insurance plans confusion
Reader questions why dental coverage is needed yearly and compares insuring many teeth to insuring a gallbladder. Dr Ryan notes prior column on dental insurance and its growing role as a fringe benefit for millions of Americans, outlining key items readers care about.
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Ask the Dentist many labor negotiations
Studies show dental insurance today is like medical insurance in the 40s and 50s. Types of plans include open panel, dental service pan, and closed panel capitation. The insurance commissioner urges funds on deposit to keep programs solvent as premiums are paid by labor, management, or individuals.
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