Wait For Legislature Enforcement Of New Sewage Law Delayed
Harrisburg Health Secretary Thomas W. Georges said regulations under the Sewage Facilities Act are being held pending final action by the General Assembly. The rules, to take effect today, may be delayed up to a year as Senate moves to extend the date. Georges favors only a short delay and notes some communities have begun inspector training.
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Harrisburg
Thomas W. Georges
General Assembly
Senate
Georges
Regu
Health Department
House
William O. Shuman
Franklin
Commonwealth
James P. Ritter
Dlehigh
Charles F. Mebus
R.montgomery
Department
IRS Offices Bugged Saying Lawmakers Reported
Bernard Fensterwald told the Pennsylvania Bar Association that IRS rooms in Pittsburgh and other cities have listening devices and one way mirrors. He said the Pittsburgh office was bugged three years ago and that none of Washington offices are permanently bugged. The House delegates urged political independence in judicial selection and discipline rules. William H. Eckert of Pittsburgh was nominated vice president, set to become president in January 1969 if elected.
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Bedford
Ternal Revenue
Pittsburgh
U.S. Senate
Bernard Fensterwald
Senate
Pennsylvania Bar Association
TRS
IRS
Washington
Bar Association
House of Delegates
Constitutional Convention
William H. Eckert
Pittsburg
LBJ Discusses Draft Age Range and Call-Up Policy
LBJ explains the draft pool favors younger men, with the 1921 group deemed most desirable and drafted in past years. The 1926 group remains smaller, pushing monthly quotas toward younger entrants. Johnson signals discretion on any order changes, noting Congress favors calling the youngest first. New York Mayor Lindsay urges residents to ring bells on July 4, promising to ring whatever bells are available.
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Johnson
Congress
Court Rules FCC Can Control Community TV
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the Federal Communications Commission may regulate community antenna systems. Buckeye Cablevision Inc of Toledo sued over an FCC ban on carrying Lansing Michigan station WJIM TV signals. The court noted rapid growth of such systems could undermine regulatory authority if unchecked.
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Washington
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Communications System
FCC
Buckeye Cablevision Inc
Toledo
Ohio
Lansing
Mich
Wjim-Tv
Meadville to Build Mental Health Center
Washington Meadville City Hospital receives a 288,183 grant from the Public Health Service to fund a new community mental health center as part of a 3.5 million expansion. Rep. Joseph P. Vigorito announced the National Institute of Mental Health backing and noted plans to replace the unsafe 80 year old building with integrated inpatient and outpatient facilities and expanded services.
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Washington — Meadville City Hospital
U. S. ‘Public Health Service
Joseph P. Vigorito
National Institute of Mental Health
Vigorito
Soviet protest over Haiphong bombing and marble weapon
The Soviet note delivered to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow alleged a marble bomb hit the cargo ship Mikhail Frunze while docked in Haiphong harbor. Previous protests claimed the Turkistan was struck at Cam Pha with crew injuries. the latest no injuries were noted. U.S. officials cited continued risk to ships during targeted Haiphong attacks. Separately, Presbyterian synods pledged 7 million dollars for a ten year expansion of Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, Virginia.
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U.S
Moscow
Mikhail Frunze
Haiphong Harbor
Turkistan
Cam Pha
United States
Hiatiee
Haiphong
AID Seminary
Harrisonburg
Presbyterian Synods of
Virginia
North Carolina
West Virginia
Appalachia
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond
YMCA Calendar Week of July 2 1967 Public Swim Schedule
The YMCA lists a dense weekly calendar from July 2 1967 with daily swim lessons and events. Activities include Competitive Swimming Junior Life Saving Beginner and advanced classes, various youth and adult swim sessions, family swims, dances, leaders club meetings, TOPS class, and a bus route note. Notable dates include a July 4 closure and multiple time slots across days for Coed and High School groups.
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Wattsburg
Two Sailors Rescued After Raft Ordeal at Lake
Lockerman and Crab endured hours adrift on lake water and a stifling sun. They drank from cupped hands and foraged a dead fish but rejected it for odor. Both men, on leave from the Navy, were later treated for sunburn with one admitted to Hamot Hospital, as a Coast Guard cutter closed in on a rescue craft.
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Lockerman
Crab
Coast Guard
Hamot
Navy
Great Bakes Training Center
Chiago
Medicare Turns One In U S A Sees Broad Use
Medicare marks its first year with more than 7 million beneficiaries and over 3 billion dollars paid. Some seniors face billing delays and confusion while hospitals and doctors push for simplification. Officials tout reduced payment delays and hospital care improvements, while AMA opposition remains.
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Washington
Medicare
Dora H. Moitoret
Seattle
American Medical Association
Milford O. Rouse
Dal ‘Las
AMA
Social Security Administration
Alrady
America
Rising Medicare Paperwork burdens Corry Memorial Hospital
The hospital administrator outlined how Medicare adds to costs through excessive paperwork. He noted up to four separate checks per case and payments under Blue Cross and other sections. To cope, staffing rose by one, with Utilization Committee reviews every eight days to audit facility use.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Blue Cross
Antrim
Draft Refusal Brings 3 Year Prison Term
Sylvester Nelloms, 22, of Atlanta, a Black Muslim, was sentenced to three years in prison by a federal court for refusing to be drafted. Judge Sidney Smith allowed him to remain free on a $1,000 appeals bond. Nelloms told the jury Black Muslims gain nothing by fighting for the United States and do not participate in war, especially the Vietnam War.
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Aslanta, Ga
Sylvester Nelloms
Atlanta
U.S. Dist
Sidney 0. Smith
Nelloms
United States
Vietnam
Medicare expansion and hospital care impact questioned
There are more reports more patents more days of patient care and more employees as a result of Medicare. The hospital is not doing any more for patients than it did before.
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