Fineman proposes bank loans to colleges backed by action
Harrisburg AP Fineman outlined a plan to fund Temple Pittsburgh and Penn State with bank borrowings backed by a pledge of future legislative appropriations. The proposal aims to cover the 1970-71 year and current borrowing costs, while lawmakers hash out tax options to fund the three universities amid a tax crisis.
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State of World Speech Draws Bipartisan Praise
President Nixon's first State of the World message drew praise from Senate leaders for negotiating and shared responsibility in foreign affairs. GOP Senator Aiken and Democratic Leader Mansfield highlighted the shift from prior rhetoric, while Mansfield urged specifics forthcoming and Fulbright signaled possible hearings later. The 40,000-word report was sent to Congress amid focus on school desegregation.
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Chief Issues January Report Details Police Activity
Police Chief Frank Carnegie delivered January figures to the City Council showing 10 larceny cases, 29 auto accidents with $10,310 damage and no injuries, plus several arrests for disorderly conduct drunkenness assault and battery and curfew violations. The report also notes 29 dog complaints 4 vehicle-code violations 2 malicious mischief cases under investigation 3 915 patrol miles and 642 paid parking tickets across the month. The BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL in New York Bonn will mark Beethoven birth 200th birthday in 1970 with a three party festival.
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Two child limit urged to improve American life
Washington AP reports a Nixon administration official urged voluntary family size reduction to two children to improve America's quality of life. Secretary Robert H. Finch framed overpopulation as a key environmental issue and advocated broader birth control access, with hints at possible disincentives for larger families. The remarks came at a conference on the environment, with Finch stressing voluntary commitments and pointing to other actions beyond two-child guidance.
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Real Property of Utilities and a Tax Bill in House
A discussion centers on real property owned by utilities and a House bill to tax unincorporated income. The item highlights legislative action, potential revenue implications, and the need to address how nonincorporated earnings are taxed.
Time and Temp Board Glitches Boost Snowy Mood
Readers along North Center Street and near the National Bank noticed the time display stuck at 9:50 as snow fell, dimming spring hopes. ALondon life extension debate features Sir George Thomson, a 77 year old Nobel laureate, arguing scarce value in prolonging life despite antibiotics.
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