Shapp plans ombudsman office with extra legislators pay
The plan to create an official ombudsman system in Pennsylvania would add a central Harrisburg office and pay for a secretary and about 3,000 additional expenses per legislator. The proposal raises total state costs near 2.5 million annually while failing to cut legislature size.
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Shapp
Ombudsman
House
Harrisburg
Harrisburg Week Brings Bill Boost And Policy Debate
In Harrisburg weekly sessions, a Democrat sponsored bill cleared committee to the House calendar, marking bipartisanship as House Bill 643 would amend the Child Labor Law to let minors over 16 work in hotels and motels where liquor is not served. Governors speech drew attention amid budget postponement plans and questions on PUC milk board reforms.
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Ted Dombrowski
Department of Labor and Industry
Erie County
Harborcreek High School
Bob Slencak
PUC
Milk Marketing Board
Public Utility Commission
George Bloom
Milk Board
Shapp
Amber
Vic Westerburg
Harry Englehart
Harry
Harrisburg
Corry
Phil
Son Phil
Mobile Homes
Tavern Association
Bernard Dombroski
Rep
Alexander
Clarion
Nixon says recession over as economy shows gains
President Nixon told Republican congressional leaders the recession is ending citing rising gross national product by 28.5 billion in Q1, higher retail and auto sales, and housing up to 1,918,000 annualized. He predicted unemployment would fall over time while White House aides highlighted March sales gains and a 1.5 percent rise in retail sales year over year.
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George Shultz
White House
Charles Colson
Shultz
We Have Lost The Definition Of Truth And Justice
A reflective column treats twenty five years of postwar tension and the drift toward suspicion. It cites arms races, political divides, media distrust, and shifting social norms, noting how fear, bias, and anger erode community and truth. The piece laments lost civility and a bygone sense of normalcy.
Pryor to 30 by Tim Pryor
Tim Pryor commends Corry Area High School seniors for organizing a Classics IV concert to benefit the band and charity drives. The project hinges on raising at least 2600 dollars with Chamber of Commerce underwriting the balance, risking adult support for youth efforts if the effort falters. The piece praises youth initiative, notes the novelty for Corry, and urges reader attendance at the May 6 concert.
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Corry Area
Corry
No Bar Riding Club to staged summer horse show at Columbus
Corry notes from 20 years ago report plans for the No Bar Riding Club annual summer horse show on Sunday June 3 at the show grounds in Columbus. A highway engineer urges a North Center street school safety patrol. A dessert bridge party honors Mrs Arthur Treat of Union City with private dining for two at a Hotel gathering.
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No Bar
North Center Street
C.A. Hillstrom
H. Martin Keppel
Arthur Treat
Union City
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