Decline in Pennsylvania students vs rise in teachers and costs
A Pennsylvania School Boards Association special report shows 49,000 fewer public school students this year versus two years ago, while classroom teachers rise by about 4,500 and per pupil costs reach 1013.41 dollars. The study projects total expenditures near 2.35 billion and 2.839 million students with 127,300 professional staff.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania School Boards Association
PSBA
Pennsylvania Department of Education
Bureau of Statistics
Vietnam War Defoliants and Driver Crashes Spark Anger
A Vietnam era report highlights U S defoliants harming animals and fruit trees while Vietnamese blame Americans for killings, drug smuggling, and prostitution. It cites reckless driving by U S troops, hostage incidents, and a warning from Lt General Davison about speeding accidents killing Vietnamese. Mills strategy signals push for pro Mills delegates at the Democratic convention.
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U.S
Saigon
Resigning pastor seeks Berkeley Hills post in 1952
Corry church leader Rev. Harry Bowman submitted his resignation to church secretary Dr. Joseph Furst to accept pastorage at Berkeley Hills United Lutheran near Pittsburgh. Chamber of Commerce names 10 nominees for five board vacancies. Corry High lost 51-47 after leading by seven late. Eddie Hatch top scorer with 14. Fire damages Davison-Fogle Lumber offices about 75 dollars. Boyd F. Spencer named to dairy emergency committee at Waterford meeting.
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Harry 5. Bowman
St Paul's Evangelical United Lutheran Church
Joseph Furst
Bowman
Berkeley Hills United Lutheran Church
Pittsburgh
Chamber of Commerce Today
James Allyn
Olin Bracken Jr
Rasselas Brown
Milton Cherry
Howard Hutzelman
Everett Johnson
David Livingston
Lloyd Meertiink
Rey Peat
A Eannski
Boyd F. Spencer
Erie
Crawford County
Waterford
Nixon Campaign Tactics Under Scrutiny and Secrecy
A critical look at President Nixon's re election strategy since last summer notes wage and price controls, import duties, and dollar devaluation as part of a broader campaign. It discusses Kissinger's Peking visit, covert diplomacy, and tensions with the press while highlighting secrecy in the White House and Cabinet dynamics under pressure.
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Southeast Asia
Henry Kissinger
Peking
Democratic Party
Taiwan
Leech
Chiang Kai-shek
White House
Douglas Fairbanks
Budget Dilemma Under Nixon Command Amid Deficits
The piece argues that the budget is dictated by circumstances both domestic and international, forcing large deficits of 38.8 billion in 1972 and 25.5 billion planned for 1973. It notes political pressure for fiscal responsibility, a military budget over 85 billion, and the risk of instability and reinflation. It also links press relations to Nixon’s campaign and detente efforts while criticizing transparency and choice.
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New York
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Ho Nai
Michael Davison
Military Region Three
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House Ways and Means
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Mills
Corry
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Corry High
Eddie Hatch
Davison-Fogle Lumber Company
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Pat) Brown
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