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Bills Would Aid Nonpublic Schools In Pa
Harrisburg AP Two Senate bills would restore aid to nonpublic school students after a court ruling. Rovner proposes 100 per pupil vouchers funded by cigarette tax, costing about 48 million for 479,000 pupils. Smith seeks 75 per pupil. Vouchers flow via districts, offsetting public subsidies. nonpublic funds paid in cash. The high court struck down the prior program costing about 23 million last year.
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Warren Area Cyclist Killed In Crash
A Russell man, Paul Lindemuth, 23, died when his motorcycle collided with a truck in Pine Grove Township. The truck, driven by Richard Gregory, 24, crossed the centerline on a wet highway. Gregory’s passenger Karen Gregory, 24, was treated for burns at WCA Hospital. Lindemuth was Warren County’s ninth traffic death this year.
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Special Committee Formed To Handle Industry Loan Guarantees
The Senate Banking Committee backed a bill creating a three member board to allocate up to 2 billion dollars in federal loan guarantees to key industrial giants. The measure faces opposition from Sen. Proxmire who warns of dangerous economic precedent and questions Lockheed eligibility as it seeks a 250 million loan to avert bankruptcy and save 31,000 jobs. The bill’s board composition and control shifts drew debate as lawmakers weigh executive involvement and industry impact.
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Lake Congress Seeks One Billion for Lake Erie Sewage
Delegates to the Lake Erie Congress urged a federal appropriation of one billion dollars to fund sewage treatment plants along Lake Erie shores. The plan calls for 90 percent federal funding and 10 percent from municipalities, with votes due today. Other proposals include a Lake Erie basin authority and stricter environmental policy alignment between Canada and the U.S.
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AF Captain Challenges Ban on Demonstrations
LAKENHEATH England AP Captain Thomas Culver will appeal his court martial conviction for participating in a London antiwar demonstration May 31 and for soliciting others to join in The eight officer panel found him guilty and he faces up to four years in prison loss of pay and a dishonorable discharge Culver says the case tests First Amendment rights and may go to the Supreme Court He noted the London trial drew a packed tiny courtroom and spectators cried during verdict reading The captain defended his actions as a petition to the government not a demonstration and cited Nixon on citizenship first.
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Pittsburgh Press Strike Near Settlement Says Mediator
Federal mediator Arthur Wellman reports the Pittsburgh Press Co and its striking printers closer to a contract settlement after a 60 day walkout. Talks featured ITV and Union negotiators with the gap shrinking to about ten dollars on weekly raises as editors remain on the job.
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