Governor Weighs Alternate Plans For School Aid
Harrisburg AP Governor Lawrence faces two school aid plans in the budget as the House approves both. One GOP plan would provide 9.1 million this year while the Democratic plan would use uncommitted funds next fiscal year. If Senate concurs the governor may accept one or both or veto.
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Democratic Plan Faces Revenue Debate in State Budget
State revenues through January run $5 million above estimates, while the end of the fiscal year nears. Governor Lawrence and House Chairman J Dean Polen clash over GOP and Democratic plans to use surpluses, with rural districts favored under the GOP approach and urban districts like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh seeing little. The dispute, rooted in tax board real estate reassessments, hinges on whether surpluses are legally available and how state aid would be distributed across districts.
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Probe Shotgun Death In Area
Mercer County sheriff reports Vera Jean Anderson, 32, mother of three, found shot dead in cellar by husband Clarence Anderson. State Police and coroner say sequence under investigation. death caused by a .22 caliber wound to the chest in Mercer County.
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Television Review of Arsenic and Old Lace and About Time
NBC presents a frolicsome Arsenic and Old Lace adaptation with Abby and Martha Brewster as delightful murderers aided by Boris Karloff. Teddy leads imaginary charges in a madcap scene while Dorothy Stickney and Mildred Natwick charm as the Brewster sisters. The second segment, About Time, explains time and measurement using clips and graphics but loses the audience when relativity is introduced.
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Council Passes Drinking ill feet a Fan
City council considers updating the Green River ordinance to curb peddling and door to door canvassing while allowing homebound soliciting. Five utilities pay a yearly levy and Roger Brown, city solicitor, to draft two ordinances replacing Bill 615. Brown to present proposals at the next council meeting.
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