Hot Meal Centers May Be Extended Across Pennsylvania
Gov. Shapp says hot meal centers for low income elderly residents could reach all 67 counties by year end. He aims to raise 6 million dollars in state and federal funds to provide three million meals initially, with 90 percent of costs covered by the federal government. The program will be run by the Department of Public Welfare and local agencies.
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Hanhisburg
Stapp
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Department of Public Welfare
Pennsylvania liquor study remains incomplete
Harrisburg report shows Governor Shapp balked at immediate 5 percent price cuts in 1972. Correspondence reveals he urged a freeze on price increases until a pricing policy review by the Liquor Control Board was completed. The probe traces letters and conflicting explanations as to whether markup cuts were ever pursued.
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Harrisburg
Shapp
Liquor Control Board
Pennsylvania
House Liquor Control Committee
Edwin Winner
Liquor Board
Winner
House Committee
Alexander Jaffurs
Jaffurs
The
Jaffars
Norval Reece
Sol Zubrow
Zubrow
Reece
Philadelphia
Corry Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges List
Corry Memorial Hospital notes Sunday admissions for Verene Loveland and several patients. Discharges include Mrs. Larry Barton Union City and Mrs. Bernard Clapsadl RD 3 Pairview, with multiple relatives listed at Corry Spartanburg Findley Lake and surrounding addresses.
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Verene Loveland
Myron Wallace
R.D
Corry
John Swan
East Southtreet Brandon
George Koestner
Snyder
Tessa Downs
Columbus
Lynn Pierce
Meadville
Charles
LaVerne Jaquith
Larry Barton
Union City
Bernard Clapsadl
Pairview
David Marsh
Michael Alfred
Spartansburg
George Moats
Charles Hurlbert
Liberty Street
Marjorie McCray
North Center Street
Elsie McClintock
Edward Eliason
Findley Lake
Earl Pierce
Honolulu Man, 100, Found Dead in Harbor
Police say John Walker 100 celebrated his centennial July 20 before dying by his own action. His body was found floating in Honolulu Harbor with a rope around his neck and a household iron tethered to the rope. Walker, described as semi invalid, had been reported missing Thursday night.
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John Walker
Honolulu
Walker
Prison Bureau Loses Control Of Education
Harrisburg AP report states Pennsylvania moves inmate education from the Bureau of Corrections to the Education Department effective this fall across eight state prisons. Lt. Gov. Ernest Kline frames it as rehabilitation over warehousing, noting average inmate age 27 and a need for broader resources. Education plans cost about 2 million dollars annually for 5,000 convicts, with Corrections previously spending around 1.4 million.
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Harrisburg
Bureau of Corrections
Education Department
Ernest Kline
Kline
Pennsylvania
Romalie Howard
Two Firms Admit Illegal Contributions to Nixon Campaign
Phillips Petroleum and Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing disclosed illegal corporate gifts to Nixon’s reelection fund. Phillips said $100,000 came from ex-CEO W. W. Keeler. 3M said $30,000. Other firms reported include Gulf Oil, Ashland Oil, American Airlines, and Goodyear. Contributions were reportedly returned after board knowledge. Federal law bars corporate campaign gifts with penalties up to 10,000 dollars and two years in prison.
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Nixon
Phillips Petroleum Co
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Finance Committee
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
St. Paul
Phillips
W. F. Martin
Oklahoma
Gulf Oil Corp
Ashland Oil, Inc
American Airlines
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
YMCA Calendar Week of August 20 1973 schedule
Week long YMCA calendar lists daily swim sessions by level and age group from morning to late evening. Highlights include Mens and Womens Swim, Competitive Swim, Intramural Diving, Open Swim, Family Swim, and evening Water Volleyball with Junior High and Senior High programs. A bus transfer, pond rentals, and memorial hour are noted. building hours show Saturdays closed.
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Union City
Blisy
Rebels Switch Attack In Cambodia
AP reports Cambodian communist led forces shift strategy as they press from two sides toward Kampong Cham after a U S bombing pause. Rebels overran Troeung and Skoun on Highway 7 as Lt Col Cheam Tay Ly faces court martial for alleged desertion.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Kampong Cham
Khmer Rouge
U.S
Highway 7
Troeung
Kompong Cham
Skoun
Cheam Tay Ly
Missing Girl Sought in Kane District
Police seek Kim Morris a 12 year old girl from Kane Pennsylvania missing over a week He is five feet four inches tall with long brown hair and was last seen in the Kane business district Authorities urge anyone with information to contact state police or the family Kim lives with her mother Mrs Sandra Morris
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Kim Morris
Kane
Kane Business
Pennsylvania
Kim
Sandra Morris
Jamestown School Cleared Of Charges
Jamestown school board cleared of charges after PERB hearing found no extreme provocation by the board in last October's Jamestown Teacher Association strike. 13 improper practice charges were dismissed, and the JTA was found in violation of strike prohibitions under the Taylor Law, with penalties tied to the strike's impact on public welfare.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Public Employment Relations Board
PERB
Harold A. Rubenstein
Jamestown Board of Education
Jamestown Teacher Association
Rubenstein
Buffalo
JTA
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