Kids Await Strikes as Playground Helpers Watch
A scene shows a helper nibbling on an old fishing line while youngsters on the right wait patiently for a strike. The moment captures a playful outdoor gathering with light activity and focused anticipation.
Pa Drug Law Reform Faces Final House Vote
Pennsylvania reforms to drug laws pass through a political storm and await a final House vote. A minor amendment was approved while one proposed by Rep. Hayes to require five years of director experience failed 78 to 112.
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David S. Hayes
Erie
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Schiller
Governor's Council
Lengthy Talks Do Not End Pennsylvania Phone Strike
Philadelphia AP reports 16 hours of talks failed to bridge the two week old telephone strike. Bell of Pennsylvania negotiator Thomas Gilmore said the union revived issues thought settled and introduced overtime rates and regional seniority questions. The union cites job jurisdiction overtime equalization and seniority as sticking points. An 18.3 percent three year wage offer remains pending as federal mediator Rex Marlowe is expected to reconvene negotiations.
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Bell of Pennsylvania
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Federation of Telephone Workers of Pennsylvania
Gilmore
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Two Auto Insurance Bills Headed to Senate Debates
Harrisburg AP reports two auto insurance bills sit before the Senate. One no fault plan offers automatic compensation by the insured’s company up to a limit with medical costs and dismemberment protections. the other maintains fault fixing and allows suits for dismemberment or disability. Sponsors include Messinger Murray Hill Ammerman Noszka Gerhart Fleming. Critics expect hearings then a thorough analysis.
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Senate
Shapp
Sens
Henry C. Messinger
Lehigh
Oa L. Murray
D-Luzerne
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Philadelphia
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M. Noszka
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Wilmot E. Fleming
Senate panel drops minimum wage from welfare bill plan
Senate Finance Committee chairman Sen. Russell Long signals intent to discard guaranteed wage provisions in the welfare reform measure. House passing a law tying welfare to a basic income may not survive, with a shift toward workfare to aid the working poor and avoid universal guaranteed income. A Chamber of Commerce study supports concerns the Nixon plan may discourage work among relief recipients.
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Viet Cong Attack Destroys U S Helicopters At Lai Khe Base
Viet Cong sappers breached the Lai Khe base 30 miles north of Saigon and destroyed four U S helicopters valued over 1.5 million dollars, damaging a fifth. Two Americans were slightly wounded. no South Vietnamese casualties. The attack followed two earlier helicopter-base incidents in two weeks.
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Lai Khe
Sth
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Qui Nhon
South Vietnam
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Tonle Sap River
Kimpong Chang
$115.3 Billion School Aid Hike Okayed
Harrisburg AP The House Education Committee backed a compromise bill to boost public school aid by 115.3 million in 1971 72. The plan raises per pupil payments from 550 to 500 and uses a poverty based distribution, focusing aid on districts with disadvantaged pupils. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh would gain substantial sums.
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House Education Committee
James J. A. Gallagher
D-Bucks
Gallagher
Shapp
Foe Amrety
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pope to Reveal Confirmation Reform
Pope Paul VI said he would publish within weeks an apostolic constitution reforming the Roman Catholic sacrament of confirmation. He spoke at Castel Gandolfo during the papal blessing and noted scholars bishops and Vatican experts have worked on revisions for more than three years.
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Castel Gandolfo
Italy
Paul VI
Papal Summer Palace
Vatican
Arrest Juveniles For Raping Girl 15
Franklin State Police arrested two Sugar Creek borough juvenile boys on charges of raping a 15-year-old girl after forcing her into their vehicle at knife point. The suspects entered the girl’s home at 5 am and took her to a secluded area where the assault occurred. Police also linked the arrests to six recent burglaries in Venango County. The youths are held in juvenile quarters at Venango County jail and the case will be turned over to juvenile authorities for disposition.
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Sugar Creel Borough
Sugar Creek
Venango County
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