Pay Increase Bill For Schools Head Reported
Harrisburg AP. Senate Rules Committee plans to report next week a bill making an immediate salary increase for the state superintendent of public instruction. Gov. Scranton supported a prior raise to 30 thousand dollars, with details tied to eligibility and appointment timing. The Senate may delay further amendments before a floor vote.
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Harrisburg
Senate Rules Committee
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stanley G.stroup
Gov. Scranton
House
Scranton
Senate
Stroup
Secretary of Property
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Renesivania
Bara River
Senate Agriculture Committee
Supreme Court
Senate Appropriations Committee
Pennsylvania bill to ban rainmaking moves quickly
A Pennsylvania measure to prohibit rainmaking was reported to the floor within a day of its introduction. The committee released the bill Wednesday as lawmakers consider the unusual proposal and its potential impact.
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Harrisburg
Senate Agriculture Committee
Pennsylvania
Open Monday Wednesday and Friday Evenings Store
A local business advertises evening hours open on Monday Wednesday and Friday until 9 P M with contact at phone 605 7452 located on Route 6 Columbus.
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Columbus
Cliff Buesink
Prucks
Jeep
GUY M. Fish Company
Spartansburg
A. G
Findley
Sekerak
Brothers
Columbus Avenue
Platk Road
Weather Study Bill Seeks State Penalty Provisions
The measure limits weather modification research to non agricultural areas only and imposes a penalty of 1000 dollars fine or a year in prison or both for violations. It states regulations apply statewide with emphasis on safety and environmental impact.
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City of Corry
Erie County
Pennsylvania
Congress Street
Mead Avenue
Penna
R.R
Frederick Street
King’ Street
South Street
Church Street
Irving Street
Wayne Street
Pleasant Street
King and Hast Streets
Bear Creek Bridge
Drought Relief Sought for Armstrong and Greene Counties
Gov. Scranton submitted a request to the U S Secretary of Agriculture for drought relief in Armstrong and Greene counties. Forty one Pennsylvania counties have been declared disaster areas, enabling farmers to access hay and pasture on fields in federal land retirement programs.
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Harrisburg
Armstrong
Greene
Scranton
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
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