Governors Force Nixon Policy Review
Governors press Nixon to revisit budget cuts as they push new social services guidelines. Health official Weinberger and deputy Carlucci indicate timetable flexibility, with Shultz Lynn and Butz set to meet the governors and vote expectations to pass a partisan clash at the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Education and Welfare
W. Weinberger
Frank Carlucci
Weinberger
George P. Shultz
James Lynn
Earl L. Butz
Man
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Bampers
Marvin Mandel
Park Passports Available At PO In Corry
Corry post office now offers Golden Age and Golden Eagle Passports for National Park System access. The Golden Eagle Passport costs $10 and covers the bearer and a companion in a private vehicle for entry to parks and monuments. The Golden Age Passport is free to those 62 and older and also grants a 50 percent discount on special recreation fees. The 1973 note places these programs in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Yonn Wascakanmone Seog
Voters Decide on School Building Referendums in Senate
In Harrisburg the Senate upheld a plan requiring public referendums for costly school buildings, setting cost ceilings of 2800 per elementary pupil 4000 per junior high pupil and 5200 per senior high pupil. The bill excludes Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and requires hearings and state standards compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
John Stauffer
Chester
State Board of Ane Legulation
Shapp
Jeanette Reichman
Northampton
Stauffer
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Secretary of Education
Local Man Scout Official Named for 1973 Membership Drive
Harrington, a Marine employee in Corry and district commissioner staff member, is named as enrollment chair for the French Creek Council Boy Scouts of America sustaining membership drive. He will lead campaigns in Union City and Spartansburg, directing volunteers to recruit staff and contact scouting families for membership, with a 60 day post signing deadline for contract stage buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Creek Council
Boy Scouts of America
Harrington
Marine
Corry
Union City
Spartansburg
No-Fault Plan In House Hits Costly Suits
Harrisburg AP report: House Consumer Protection Committee clears no fault auto insurance bill with tight limits on suits for pain and suffering. It sets a $1000 threshold for intangible damages, including x rays, and requires a 10 percent cut in bodily injury premiums. Bills move to floor. Senate schedule uncertain.
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Harrisburg
Gover
House
Comsumer Protection Committee
Senate
State Insurance Department
Shapp
Mild Earthquake Rattles Eastern Pennsylvania and Nearby States
A 3.4 magnitude tremor struck eastern Pennsylvania and parts of Delaware and Maryland around 3:30 AM. Philadelphia authorities reported no damages or injuries and noted no distress calls beyond inquiries from residents. The National Earthquake Information Center said it had no initial measurement of the temblor along the East Coast. Police described a flood of calls from curious residents but little else.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Trevese
Frankl Institute
National Earthquake Information Center
Boulder
Cale
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Ibout
Raeli
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Ilyari
Governors Force
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Brazil
Latin America
Arkansas Air National Guard
Cabot
Donald L. Clark
Little
Rock
Roberts
Columbus
RCA AccuColor
Saag
North Center Street
Meerhoff
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