Lest we forget amid the tragedy and daily life
The piece contrasts tragic events like Jonestown and San Francisco killings with daily acts of work, faith, love, and harmony. It urges remembrance without sensationalism, noting violence and conflict exist but countless ordinary Americans lead orderly, faithful lives and celebrate lasting commitments.
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Dan White
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Season warning against shoplifting during holidays
The article cautions shoppers about shoplifting during Christmas season. It notes professional store security, potential fines up to 300 dollars and 90 days in jail for a two dollar item, and explains theft harms reputation and finances while framing it as a business cost.
Close-Up View of the Productivity Lag
A Fortune analysis outlines theories blaming productivity decline on social and demographic shifts, with managers and policy factors cited as key influences. It notes the mid 1960s era change and regulatory pressures shaping output, while stressing the public agenda includes inflation and productivity concerns. Edward Meadows discusses the debate.
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Washington
U.S
Edward Meadows
Male sea dragon carries young through hatching period says NatGeo
National Geographic notes that in sea dragons the male bears and protects the offspring during the hatching period, while the female does not. This reverses common assumptions about parental roles in these species.
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National Geographic
Somerset recount tightens Pennsylvania House race
In Harrisburg confusion followed the November election as two key House races produced near deadlocks. A Somerset recount gave the Republican a 21 vote edge over a Democrat, potentially giving Republicans control by one seat when 1979 votes proceed. If sustained, committee control and speaker selection will shift the political dynamic.
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Somerset
House
Thomas J. Fee
Washington
Local party labels on ballots debated for Harrisburg area
A column argues against local party labels, suggesting nonpartisan elections would reduce party influence in city and county offices. It questions how committees and leaders would be chosen and notes campaigns in New Castle show persistent party impact. It calls for runoff rules if no candidate clears 50 percent. It asks what lawmakers would think.
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Harrisburg
New Castle Board
New Castle
Thomas Andrews
Rep
Ralph D. Pratt
Fee
Rostow Hints at New US Foreign Policy With Vance
Yale Law professor Eugene Rostow argues Secretary Vance’s claimed new policy hinges on a broader hard line stance. He contends Carter’s camp is split between isolationists and hawks and that true middle east peace requires US resolve against Soviet expansion across the region.
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Preventing Crime Through Early Intervention and Reform
The author argues that punishment and rehabilitation fail to curb crime and advocates a two pronged prevention program. Invest similarly in mental health for youths and families as in security institutions, and fund neighborhood rehabilitation and job creation over luxury development. Early action reduces prison costs and crime rates.
Andy Borloz graduates cum laude from Bridgeport design program
Andy Borloz, a deaf graduate with a degree in industrial design from the University of Bridgeport, credits perseverance and support from family, teachers, and the deaf community for overcoming barriers. He recounts high school challenges and jokes about lip reading, urging others to seek help and purpose.
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University of Bridgeport
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