Senate weighs amendments to Teacher Tenure Act
A proposed amendment to Pennsylvania's Teacher Tenure Act would add a two year probationary period for all teachers before gaining professional status and legal protections. It would allow substitute teachers without professional status to be employed and dismissed at will, with state subsidies for temporary salaries. The bill, sponsored by Sen. Franklin S. Edmonds at the request of the Association of School Directors, tightens grounds for dismissal and broadens director authority over curriculum and employment actions.
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Franklin
S. Edmonds, R
Montgomery County
Pennsylvania Association of School Directors
Pennsylvania
Edmondo
School Directors Association
State Grange
Federal Income Tax Forms for 1988 Filing Guidance
The notice outlines filing requirements for 1988 income tax returns. It explains which forms to use based on net income, deadlines for filing by March 1 1989, and payment options including four installment dates. It also mentions amendments affecting school retirement age and teacher hearings, with references to the Edmondo and State Grange proposals.
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Oribe
Iternal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Lin
Collector of Internal Revenue
Four proposed changes to Pennsylvania courts by Ruth
Senator Ruth presented the first four bills to revise the states judicial system. The measures sought constitutional amendments for elected sitting jurists, creation of a Pennsylvania judicial council, allowing verdicts by ten of twelve jurors in certain cases, and permitting entry of real estate abail in criminal proceedings. The joint legislative commission surveyed operations with 1152 witnesses at 145 hearings across 46 counties, offering about 20 recommendations.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Frank W. Ruth
Berks
Legislative Commission
Yea
Pennsylvania Judicial Council
Sen
Ruth
Senate
Hill —-Commission
Changes in M E Church Laws Proposed at Jackson Meet
Fundamental changes in the verse laws of the Methodist church were proposed by a conference in Jackson Mississippi. The panel discussed reorganizing the three church branches and recommended increased ministerial discretion in deciding whether to perform marriages for previously divorced persons.
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Methodet
M Coritssion
Jackson
Miap
Methsills
Former Corry Resident Dies in California
Former Corry resident Mrs. Sarah Catherine Gillette died in California after a heart condition. Survived by son Dr. J. Gillette and daughter Mrs. Vesla Burroughs, plus another son Frank Gillette, two sisters, two brothers, and several relatives. Funeral services planned for Wednesday afternoon in Les Cats.
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Troy Gillette
East Smith Atréah
Sarah Catherine Gillette
J. ©. Gillette
Bos Gates
Callt
Vesla (Burroughs
Oakland
Calif
Gillette
Bern
Cochranton
Parkers Landing
California
Ben
Burroughs
Frank Gillette
Washington
Plan slash in 1939 budget of county poor board
County commissioners Elton Hy Bish and Thomas W. Flatley signal a cut of about 60,000 from the Erie County Institutional Board budget, reducing the proposed 319,000 to roughly 259,000. The reduction targets 50,000 for caring for the insane and 10,000 across other departments, with possible removal of top officials Clyde Doolittle and Barton J. Kauffman under debate, though state law may shift insane costs to the state.
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CO. Poor Board
Brie
Jan
Weele
Erie County Institutional Board
Elton Hy Bish
Thomas W. Flatley
Clyde Doolittle
Counity Home
Barton J. Kauffman
Agent Harry Kimball Transferred to Washington DC Office
Jan 1 report states Harry M Kimball, resident agent in charge of the WEI office here since last September, is transferred to the DOJ field office in Washington DC. He will leave soon and be replaced by another FBI agent, possibly from Pittsburgh. Kimball earned praise from Police Chief George J Christopt for his criminal investigations here.
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BOE
Erie
Harry M. Kimball
WEI
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Kimball
FBI
Pittsburgh
George J. Christopt
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