Free meals at state colleges cost students thousands, report says
A House subcommittee found that staff and official guests at 12 of 14 state colleges ran up free meals and beverages paid from student funds, totaling between 8000 and 12000 dollars per school for the 1974-75 year. Officials dispute the figures and note differing accounting methods and missing vouchers.
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House
House Education Committee
Sald
J. Michael Schweder
Mansfield
Schweder
Edinboro
Vaughn Herbel
Com
Dennis Bell
West Chester State
John Watkins
California
Millersville
Kutztown
Cheney
Miller
Phone bill signed by Gov Shapp in Pennsylvania
Legislation signed by Gov. Shapp exempts certain toll and emergency calls from privacy restrictions while requiring periodic warning beeps when calls are recorded. Applies to telephone users, fire departments, and county emergency centers.
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Shapp
Harrisburg
Reagan Appearances Draw Funds Despite Low TV Ratings
Reagan’s national address drew 450000 to 500000 dollars for his campaign despite a third place rating and 6.5 million homes watching. The event cost about 100000 and generated thousands of letters and wires from supporters, aiding Texas and western campaigns as FEC funds flow in.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Ford
A.C. Nielsen Co
Loren Smith
Lubbock, Tex
Texas
Smith
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