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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1976

Page

2

Long debated Pennsylvania School Code proposal eyed for floor action

After years of study lawmakers plan formal floor debate on a 445 page bill that would compile all current public and private education laws into one volume. It promises to be among the session’s longest debates and could shift dropouts back into class regardless of age while reducing elected school board terms from six to four years. The Education Department backs the measure, while the Pennsylvania School Boards Association opposes it.

State House of Representatives Pennsylvania General Assembly House State Education Department Basic Education Committee Pennsylvania School Boards Association

State school code split over cost and features

A new state school code for 505 districts sparks a cost dispute with the School Boards Association estimating about 200 million dollars annually while the Education Department and House advisers project roughly 8 million dollars a year. The plan mandates kindergarten availability, broadens compulsory attendance flexibility, bans substitute teachers during strikes, and makes seniority the sole furlough criterion for teachers.

School Boards Association Education Department House Pennsylvania Basic Education Committee

Capital ideas vy William Ecenparger

A digest of state policy shifts across the nation notes Michigan restaurants adopting no smoking sections by next year, California considering public-appointment rules for regulatory agencies, and efforts to aid the blind with independent offices. It covers Sunset Laws in Colorado, energy tax credits in Idaho, last best offer laws, marijuana decriminalization moves in several states, generic drug substitution proposals in Wisconsin, and Vermont expanding the work week.

Michigan Patrick Lucey Wisconsin

Derby Fever Pushes Public To Watch Big Race Buys

At 5 25 p m EST tomorrow May 1 a record 20 million viewers may turn to TV to watch the Kentucky Derby the first of 1976 s Triple Crown series. Keeneland July sale draws bids up to 715 000 for a one year old colt amid soaring average prices and global demand. The piece notes racing as a costly yet risky passion with vast money moving hourly and buyers from every continent seeking horses.

Aueri Tage Keeneland Lexington Asia Europe South America Africa

The Vast Cost and Risk of Owning a Thoroughbred

A look at horse racing finances shows monthly costs over 1000 dollars for blacksmithing and miscellaneous needs, hay at 420 to 130 dollars per ton, and 230 pounds daily per horse. Only about one in ten horses recoups its purchase price, with many never reaching the track due to speed or training issues. Despite high risks, ownership offers prestige and potential huge returns, illustrated by Keeneland 1975 profits where top thoroughbreds outpaced top stocks by a wide margin.

Keeneland

Too many miracles The mother doesn't cry

A Keansburg NJ family endures a near fatal crash when 14 year old Donna Angerami is struck by a car on June 9 1975. She survives a coma and brain damage after complex care and a community fund raising effort led by Mrs Eileen Lloyd and volunteers. The piece shifts to a Washington DC analysis of government erosion during the Bicentennial era.

National Suggestion Box aims to revitalize citizen input

A national appeal by Jack Anderson argues the government is a complex system users struggle to influence. It proposes a National Suggestion Box to collect ideas from 50 million readers, with publicizing meritorious proposals and pursuing adoption, funded by Edward Piszek.

Edward Piszek Copernicus Society of ‘America Washington, D.C

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