Vie doc prompts new policy debate in senate
A Vie document triggers fresh policy discussion as lawmakers scrutinize proposed reforms. The document outlines funding timelines and oversight measures expected to shape the debate in coming weeks.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1967
Page
3
A Vie document triggers fresh policy discussion as lawmakers scrutinize proposed reforms. The document outlines funding timelines and oversight measures expected to shape the debate in coming weeks.
In Peoria AP report Richard Speck told tavern acquaintances a few hours after the killings that whoever did it must have been a sex maniac. The state showed Speck spent July 14 avoiding police and trying to hide his identity. Witnesses described post massacre drinking and a taxi ride ending near 95th Street and Ewing Avenue.
A Soviet scientist said the USSR will drill a test well to 49,500 feet to surpass the current depth record and aid deep drilling research. Preparations are under way, no site was announced, and the Mohole project was criticized as abandoned.
Corry Area High School embraces a major shift in teaching with federal aid from ESEA funding. Schools add filmstrip and slide projectors, tape recorders, overheads, opaque projectors, and specialized devices as modern visual aids expand across mathematics English science and health. Principal Russell Brant notes.
State Police Commissioner Frank McKetta unveiled a 12 week cadet training program at the State Police Academy in Hershey to replace the former 16 week regime. Cadets will receive one month of on the job training post graduation under seasoned field officers with a data processing system recording skills and progress.
Railroad negotiators led by J. E. Wolfe offered a 5 percent raise but six unions vow a strike at 6 a.m. Wednesday. A dispute over strike start under the Railway Labor Act centers on whether the call can begin before Thursday at 12:01 a.m. The industry argues the law delays action. Farmers in Bennington Vermont complain warm winters fail to kill gypsy moths after three consecutive nights at 25 below zero.
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