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Senate panel studies Pa spending bills in Harrisburg
Senate Appropriations Committee meets to study spending bills for non state controlled institutions and special programs as House moves on a 2.7 billion general appropriations bill and Senate on the 3.2 billion budget. Unemployment compensation and aid to non public schools draw attention amid tax debate.
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Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
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Martin P. Mullen
House Appropriations Committee
Mullen
Pennsylvania School Boards Association
Senate Appropriations
Benjamin R. Donolow
Philadelphia
Donolow
Pennsylvania
American College Admissions Center
New Ammo Brought Into Battle Against Patronage Firing System
Harrisburg AP reports a union broadens its suit against Pennsylvania’s patronage firing policy and seeks Labor Relations Board relief. A civil contempt petition targets Gov. Shapp, heard in Commonwealth Court alongside a motion to extend an injunction banning further patronage terminations. The union contends about 1,500 workers were fired after the injunction.
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Shapp
American Federation of State
Commonwealth Court
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Christ J. Zervanos
Zervanos
State Supreme Court
High Court
Ky Declines in Saigon Election Crisis Sparks Resignation Talk
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky says he and Nguyen Van Thieu should resign to allow a new election in South Vietnam. Observers doubt Thieu would accept. The U S embassy and Western White House express regret while hoping Thieu faces more than token opposition. Hanoi calls the court reversal a farce and accuses Nixon of engineering a two candidate sham.
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