Blood Alley Must Go
A editorial on Route 22 Blairsville to Delmont describing repeated fatal crashes on the three lane highway. The piece urges PennDOT to advance a corridor study, expand or relocate the stretch, and speed hearings and decisions to reduce dangers and protect public safety.
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Pennsylvania
Blairsville
Delmont
Blairsvile
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
Route 22
Lotrobe Bulletin
Point Of View on Capital Punishment by William Ingersoll
The Supreme Court's 5 to 4 ruling against capital punishment prompts debate on whether death penalties fit high crimes such as hijacking and murder. The piece notes historical shifts away from cruel punishments, cites Blackstone, and argues crime remains odious. It also comments on Pennsylvania politics with Sen. Pat Stapleton opposing the Governor's budget, hinting at Connally and 1976 Republican prospects.
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William Ingersoll
Supreme Court of the
United States
Nixon
High Court
Supreme Court
Blackstone
Wes
Pat Stapleton
Harrisburg
Compensation Commission
Shapp
Sen
Stapleton
Senate
Texas
Indiana
Mighty Moguls Of Motor City
Tens of thousands of car buyers wait for promised tax refunds on autos. Detroit firms GM Chrysler Ford and AMC delayed refunds six months after the law took effect, blaming resold cars and bad addresses while Ralph Nader and lawmakers pressed for action. Trial lawyers oppose no fault insurance, with How ard McKissick leading a heated lobby and even circulating letters to senators. McKissick denied calling a colleague mad while offering a Las Vegas weekend.
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Anderson Washington
Detroit
Motor City
Auto Company
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Sydney Kornish
North
Miami Beach
Kornish
Kronish
Chevrolet
Ralph Nader
Treasury Department
Senate Finance
Russell Long
D-Law
House Ways and Means
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Big Four
Mark McIntyre
Nader
McKissick
Our Readers Write Opposing View On Court Ruling
A reader objects to the death penalty ruling, arguing capital punishment does not aid victims, crime remains high, and murder remains murder. The letter appeals to moral law, cites Thou shalt not kill, and suggests living devoutly to avoid jail issues rather than judicial solutions.
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Supreme Court
Secret History of the Revolution Exposed in Hellsberg Papers
Liberal View presents top secret Hellsberg papers claiming to reveal a British plan to crush the American Revolution. Excerpts from Whitehall memos cite Gage, Howe, and Cornwallis, detailing battles, troop moves, pacification, and surrender at Yorktown. The collection, allegedly found near London, attributes varied motives and predicts a swift British victory or a concluded peace if rebels capitulate.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Times of London
Whitehall
Lord North
Thomas Gage
Boston
P.S
George III
Gage
Bunker Hill
Trenton
Bay of Delaware
Valley Forge
Ministry of Defense
Saratoga
America
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Paris
Sharon Brickell and Edward Beck win Box Hockey titles
In Horace Mann Playground last week Sharon Brickell and Edward Beck captured the girl and boy championships in Box Hockey. Their victory makes them eligible to represent the playground at the season’s championship event later this year. Indiana County Red Cross seeks historic photos for its 50th anniversary celebration including past uniforms and equipment.
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Sharon Brickell
Edward Beck
Horace Mann
Indiana County Red Cross
Red Cross
Recreation For Young Children
A city Recreation Department expands its pre school program this year inviting parents to enroll their four year old children. The writer praises the broader age range as a gentler kindergarten readiness experience and hopes public schools offer winter sessions for younger children, noting state funds may support four year old kindergartens.
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Recreation Department
Top Priority to US Citizens in Time of Crisis
Victims of Agnes face destroyed homes and property, road and bridge damage, and unemployment. The IRS claims losses are tax deductible and loans come with low interest, but aid is delayed by red tape. The writer asks when leaders will place Americans first and provide timely relief.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Lynn Sutcliffe
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Phil Hart
D. Mich
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