Senate approves crime victims compensation bill in Pa
The Pennsylvania Senate passed a bill authorizing state grants up to 15000 for crime victims with 45 votes in favor and 2 against. Awards include 100 per week of lost earnings up to 10000, and 15000 to survivors if death occurs. injured victims may also qualify. The measure calls for a 200000 budget for a three member Crime Victims Compensation Board and requires claims within one year. One year costs projected at 2.8 million. another bill would cover this. Two board members must be lawyers with five years’ experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
House
Department of Justice
New York
Robert Jubellrer
R-Blair
T. Newell Wood
R-Luzerne
Museum Skeptical Of Loch Ness Pictures
American researchers defend Nessie photos as significant and free of trickery while London Natural History Museum experts say the images do not prove a live large animal. Reputable curators express cautious support for unexplained Loch Ness phenomena but stop short of naming Nessiteras Rhombopterys as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Natural History Museum
Robert Rines
Boston Academy
Ani Science
Rines
Loch Ness
United States
Gordon Sheals
Sheals
Peter Scott
Shears
Utes
Natural Latory ‘Museum
Pie 8 Regoamng
Atlantic
George Zug
Smithsonian Institution
Division of
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dowell
Dow Chemical Co
McEldowney
New York Age
Aurora Valley
TMS
North Center Street
Craig
Steve Young
Corryj
Arctic
Arctic Cat
Chapparal
Ski Horse
Ski House
Main St
Arora
Gary Munsee
Richard
Laredo