End Hearings On Jobless Pay Reforms
A Pennsylvania task force concluded hearings on unemployment compensation reform proposals aimed at restoring fund solvency. Sen. Stanley Stroup said no recommendations would be made, with 43 witnesses and 24 written statements. The Scranton administration proposals drew business support and labor opposition.
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Stanley Stroup
Joint
State Government Commission Task Force
Bedford County
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Scranton
William P. Young
Secretary of
Labor and Industry
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Hill presses agenda reform for Erie County bills
Erie County commissioner elect William O Hill challenged the current clerk driven method of approving bills noting the dollar amounts are hidden from public view. He toured the county courthouse with an agenda listing bills to be paid and promoted turning agendas into a standard practice used by other local governing bodies.
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Erie
Erie County
William O. Hill
Will
Ity Council
Concord School plan and holdings outlined by Scisp Authority
The Scisp Authority reviews 16 room Concord School for kindergarten through sixth grade in Columbus serving 470 students while Col umbus township gets a 12 room facility for grades one through six. Net annual costs post state aid run 26 500 dollars for 17 years in Corry and 10 000 dollars for 30 years in Columbus. A minor plan change for finish grades in Concord is approved after a surveying error, with $34 in annual expenses and trustee fees around 1 200. Authority plans to convert Harding School to offices next year and pays tribute to Luke Graham, the first authority chairman, whose financing model still guides operations. The current board includes Smiley chairman and members from several townships and boroughs.
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Wayne ‘Township
Brown
Donald T. Wharton
Spring Creek
Howard J. Hammond
Concord Township
William G. Lord
Elgin Borough
Jerome Davis
H. Martin Keppel
George N. Orcutt
Camden G. Ruffner
Cor Ye
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