Living under pressure praised as healthy by experts
The piece mocks reliance on tranquilizers booze and TV while praising stress for health. It notes July budget time for school boards and looming state and municipal tax deliberations, then jokes about future political fights and compares modern stress to pioneers hiding from Indians.
Firework makers face ban as CPSC moves to curb unsafe products
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission bans firecrackers and imposes strict safety standards on fireworks manufacturing. Industry plans to seek a 30 day court delay to permit state law permitted sales until after the Fourth of July. Firecracker stock sale would avoid buyback costs, potentially bankrupting many dealers. Pennsylvanias long warned of fireworks dangers while national safety takes priority.
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Oklahoma
Kingdom within reach when parables guide today
The article argues Jesus spoke of the Kingdom as already present in lives now not a distant future. It urges readers to accept the gospel gift and live in the Kingdom by loving the prodigal, aiding the fallen, and welcoming others, inviting church attendance this weekend.
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United States and Pennsylvania political representatives list
A compilation of U S senators congressmen state senators and state representatives with district numbers and addresses in Pennsylvania and Washington D C. Names include Richard Schweiker John Heinz Frank M Clark Stanley M Noszka Robert D Fleming Thomas F Lamb Eugene F Scanlon Andrew T Fenrich James B Kelly Edward M Early Richard J Cessar Helen D Gillette Max H Homer and others with street addresses and district designations.
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Washington, D.C
Hulcrest Ave
Philadelphia
Richard Schweiker
Skippack Pike
Worcester
U.S. Congressmen House
John Heinz
Cannon
Frank M Clark
South Main Street
Bessemer
Senate of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Stanley M Noszka
Bryant St
Pittsburgh
Robert D Fleming
Brilliant Ave
Thomas F Lamb
Gladys Ave
State Representatives House of Representatives
Eugene F Scanlon
Termon Ave
Andrew T. Fenrich
Veronica St
James B Kelly Ill
Bellcrest Road
Ingomar
Edward M Early
Oxbridge Road
Richard J. Cessar
Grant Ave
Helen D Gillette
Freeport Road
Natrona Heights
Max H Homer
William Circle
McKees Rocks
Trial portraits mark Hoss case with loyal sister and vivid witnesses
A closer look at the Stanley B Hoss Jr trial centers on key players and personalities. Betty Matecka, Hoss’s sister, defies threats to back him as District Attorney John J. Hickton fights for a first degree murder verdict but falls short. Public defender Gary B. Zimmerman wins a startling second degree verdict. Witness Patrick Reilly, Sgt. Walter Peterson’s killer, stands out for courage, while Robert McGrogan’s testimony is questioned due to his past. Guards Norbert Hage and a capable deputy team secured the trial, with State Trooper Bill Manning praised for professionalism. David Scoggins provides comic relief in a hillbilly accent amid high tension.
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Scoggins
Watergate laughs travel abroad echoing U S politics
The piece notes a global laugh at Watergate, calling it a pivotal event shaping world views on U S politics. It describes Spain’s dictatorship era fear, student protests, police repression, and wide attention to U S constitutional fairness and Watergate coverage as a measure of equality under law.
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Remembering when the Big Red streetcars ran in Pittsburgh
A reader recalls Pittsburgh Railways Big Red trolleys beginning in 1937 and fading from North Hills streets after about three decades. The envelope included a brochure showing 100 cars in operation and 100 more being readied, plus memories of open summer cars, two-deck designs, high and low floor models, token fare changes, and the West View Park layover routine. It also notes antique city floods calendar pages from 19th and 20th centuries and a request to return material if needed.
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The Value of the First Hour Each Morning
The text urges seizing the first hour after waking as a personal springboard for the day. It cites habits like planning goals, listening to ideas, and routines such as jogging or reading, emphasizing gratitude, positive thinking, and setting intentions the night before to wake focused and ready for new challenges.
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