Dems Propose Tuition Aid At 2 Schools
In Harrisburg AP report House Democrats propose adding 11 million in aid to Temple and Pittsburgh universities to keep student tuitions at 450 per year. Amendments drafted by Irvis and Gallagher aim to boost Temple 7.1 million and Pitt 43 million, with Shafer proposing 42 million to Pitt and 314 million to Temple. If funds fall short, tuition may rise by 100. Penn State’s 59.2 million appropriation could be cut by 2 million to align with Pitt and Temple, though opposition exists. Senate focus is on Sunday liquor sale bill in counties approving referendums. The House approved 14.1 million for state aided colleges. Senate approved 24 million for Jefferson Medical College but defeated 1.5 million for Hahnemann. House also moved a bill banning foreign-made steel or aluminum in public works.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Pitt
K. Leroy Irvis
D - Allegheny
James J. A. Gallagher
D-Berks
Shafer
Pennsylvania State University
Gallagher
Penn State
Pitt and
Eric A. Walker
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Arthur A. Piasecki
Lackawanna
Pitt,Temple
University of Pennsylvania
Jefferson Medical College
Hahnemann Medical College
Hahnemann
Backer Of Gun Controls Moves To Kill Current Legislation
Washington AP report: Representative Emanuel Celler opposes any floor rule that would advance registration and licensing of guns if it jeopardizes a bill banning mail order sales of rifles and shotguns. House Rules Committee and Senate actions follow as leaders weigh gun control plans amid a disputed package.
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Emanuel Celler
D-N
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Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
Celler
Johnson
Congress
William M. McCullough
Ohio
McCulloch
Geller
Senate
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Rules Committee
Youngsters Enjoy City Playground Activities This Week
Children across Fairview and nearby parks took part in Fourth of July themed crafts and games. Mead Park fielded its first kickball win 11 5 against Concord, as kids joined firework straw paintings, bicycle parades, and finger painting. Ruthann Lord guided special activities for physically challenged children, while plans for Old Timers week and a Mead Park watermelon party culminated Friday with classic races and a penny hunt.
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Fairview Playground
Sharon Kerr
Donna Hopkins
Fairview
Dme
Mead Park
Concord Playground
Meed Perk
Washington Playground
Temselves
Lori Stutsman
Wright Street
Sally O'Hare
Mary Frisina
Concord Street
Lawrence Airport
Barb Muckinhaupt
Ruth Lord
Corry
Ruthann Lord
Ruth
Mary Sprovers
Antisubmarine Exercise Sneaky Pete Planned
Charleston AP reports a combined antisubmarine and mine warfare exercise named Sneaky Pete will be conducted off the South Carolina coast. The exercise involves naval forces testing antisubmarine and mine warfare capabilities in a Atlantic coastal area.
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Charleston
South
Sirhan Moved To Special Cell Area
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan was secretly moved to a special 6 by 8 foot cell on the 13th floor of the Hall of Justice as he awaits trial for the Kennedy assassination. A convoy of seven deputies conducted the move, part of an accelerated security program. The Jordanian migrant will face a July 19 plea, after being held since the shooting that killed Senator Robert F Kennedy.
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Los Angeles
Sirhin Bishara
Sirhan
Hall of Justice
Robert F Kennedy
Peter Pitchess
Russell E. Parsons
Securi
Pitchess
Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
California
lOreat Eell
Central
Atlantic antisubmarine drills with ships planes near Carolina and Georgia
Vice Admiral Paul Masterson, commander of Atlantic antisubmarine warfare forces, said about 14 surface ships five submarines and more than two dozen aircraft will take part in the upcoming two week exercise off the Carolina and Georgia coastlines.
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Carolina
Georgia
Adm
Paul Masterson
Nixon Sure: Primary Wins Carry More Weight Than Polls
Associated Press reports Nixon expresses confidence in primary victories shaping the Republican nomination despite opinion polls. Rockefeller argues polls sample only 3000 nationwide while Reagan dismisses talk of a Nixon ticket. Humphrey touts youth programs as Bobby Kennedy supporters form a joint Democratic steering group. News notes include Wallace petition drives in Massachusetts and a proposed national primary. Composer Leo Sowerby dies at 74 in Ohio after a Chicago career.
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N.J
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McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
California
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San Francisco
Humphrey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Massachusetts
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Rockefeler
Rogers Morton
Consens
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Kennedy
Tichard Juley
Chicaga Culd
Chicago
Leo Sawerby
Church Musio
Puter Bay
Ohio
St. James Episcopal Cathedral
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Erie, PA
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Robert Schilling
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