Pennsylvania eyes separate aging department in state plans
Legislation introduced by a Pennsylvania Senate committee aims to create a standalone Department of Aging to coordinate and expand services for seniors. The plan would move the aging office from Public Welfare, establish regional offices, advisory boards, and local ombudsmen, and fund demonstration projects while the 1976 General Assembly debates the proposal.
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State Department of Aging
Office of Aging
Department of Public Welfare
General Assembly
Senate Committee On Aging and Youth
Michael A. O’pake
Reading Democrat
Sen. O'Pake
O'Pake
Charity and public aid must be cleaned up this season
The piece critiques bureaucratized charity and tax driven giving, noting abuses from bogus schools to Medicaid profit and urging reform. It argues for wiser aid focused on real help, while warning against withholding compassion and recalling Christ’s condemnation of profiteers. It closes by recalling 1976 UFO and weather-prediction musings.
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Insurance industry faces double digits rises in 1976
New York AP reports the property liability sector faces higher auto and homeowners rates next year as catastrophe losses and inflation strain profits. Underwriting losses may top 4 billion this year, risking solvencies and market instability amid tightened regulation and shifting investor fortunes.
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New York
A. M. Best Co
Public TV plans 84 show bids for 1976 77 season
New York AP reports in February public TV stations will tell the Public Broadcasting Service which of 84 shows or series to finance next season under the station program cooperative plan. Bidding narrows the list. past rounds drop programs as costs rise.
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New York
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Public TV shows plan decade ahead for 84 proposals
East Coast centers lead with 30 proposals for February finale next season including 10 from New York 12 from Boston and eight from Washington DC WTTW Chicago and KCET Los Angeles also back eight proposals each New Yorks WNET focuses on public affairs opera drama and dance while Boston's WGBH TV mixes culture from Crockett to Mothers Little Network and Washingtons WETA features Washington Week in Review KCET plans a serious slate plus Henry Mancini music and a Bicentennial series with The Age of Anxiety hosted by John Kenneth Galbraith
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Mother's Little Network
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National Public Affairs Center For Television
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