State universities receive full budget bills from Senate
In Harrisburg the Senate unanimously approved money bills for the three state related universities and other institutions. Penn State gets 48.47 million dollars, Pitt 27.63 million, and Temple 28.06 million. The Senate also endorsed private college funds and other grants, with about a 5 percent cut across the board. If a year-end surplus appears in July, lawmakers may restore the cut. Other notable allocations include the University of Pennsylvania at 11.23 million, Drexel Institute 2.81 million, Lincoln University 671,908, and community college grants and capital expenses totaling 3.97 and 5.74 million respectively. Elwyn Institute 1.98 million, Glen Mills 696,000, Sleighton Farm School 672,500.
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Jurors Balk Won't Indict Boy In Crash
A grand jury in Pittsburgh refused to indict 17 year old Richard Gatehouse of West Homestead on involuntary manslaughter charges after a two car crash in Squirrel Hill July 27. His passenger Peter Bass, 21, of Homestead, died in the incident.
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Two youths stopped from swimming in Dunkirk pool
Two -year old youths Russell Valentin e and Larry Levy, prompted by warm weather, were found headed toward Dunkirk Senior High School pool with towels. A woman observer called police at 2:05 a.m. They were charged with third degree criminal trespass but City Judge August R Jankowski granted unconditional discharges.
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Erie Paper Plans New Building in Erie
The Erie Times- News reports plans for a new 70,000 square foot one story printing plant on West 12th Street. The Times Publishing Co. will purchase the site in partnership with New York Central and the Pennsylvania railroads. Construction starts next June with completion aimed for the following year.
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