Pa Senators Staffing Costs Revealed for First Quarter
The Senate report shows 68 staffers across Joseph S. Clark and Hugh Scott offices, each paid over $40,000 from government funds in January to March. Clark employed 34 staffers with top earners including Michael J. Byrne at $4,719 and Bernard E. Lorwith at $4,296, while Scott’s highest paid was Robert L. Kunzig at $4,282 and Edith Skin on at $3,108.
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Joseph S. Clark
Hugh Scott
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Senate
Clark
Scott
Michael J. Byrne
Philadelphia
Robert L. Kunzig
Bernard E. Lorwitch
Ralph R. Widner
Harry K. Schwartz
Marie C. Littman
Edith V. Skinoe
Cnd
Richard W. Murphy
Geraldyne M. Creagan
Edward B. Pilch
Delaware Unveils Three Baccalaureate Degree Types
Vel WHLMAYGTUN AP reports the University of Delaware will award three bachelor’s degree types next Sunday. The plan, approved by trustees and faculty, creates degrees for high honors and for ordinary A and B students, reflecting a range of academic achievement. President John A. Perkins highlighted the diploma’s face value in distinguishing levels of student performance.
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University of Delaware
Sunay
John A. Perkins
Pa. War Heroes To Get Pensions
Two Pennsylvania recipients of noncombatant Medal of Honor may receive a $100 monthly pension under a House bill. James H. McDonald of Roulette and Oscar Schmidt Jr of York earned the medal for rescue and gallantry in 1918 and 1939 respectively. The proposed law extends the pension to noncombatant MOH winners, age 50 and up, and heads to the Senate.
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Washinson
Pennsylvania
House
James H. McDonald
Roulette
Squalus
Oscar Schmidt Jr
E. Market
York
U. S
Senate
Charles A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
Doctor Shortage Varies Quietly by Community
In the United States some areas face a doctor shortage while others do not. Despite more medical graduates, rural and small towns struggle to attract physicians and specialists. Experts differ on whether a true shortage exists, with concerns over access, overwork, and mismatched specialty choices.
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United States
Robert Goldenstein
Chicago
Hugh Hussey
American Medical Association Division of Scientific Activities
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Washington
Medical school grants and loans offered nationwide in 1960s
U S medical groups announce aid programs including Alabama grants up to 400 yearly for four years tied to Jefferson County practice, Illinois loans up to 5000 with five years in rural Illinois, Nebraska loans with rural practice credit, and up to 2000 scholarships in Nevada and Ohio. 1961 62 saw a low point in applications but trends rose. The AMA projects about 10500 graduates by 1975 based on birth rates, with 7264 graduates in 1962 63.
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Medical Society
Alabama
Jefferson County
Ala
Illinois State Medical Society
Illinois Agricultural Association
U.S
Illinois
Nebraska Medical Foundation, Inc
Nebraska Medical School
Bear Lake News Notes Brighten Holidays
Mr and Mrs T Case spent the holidays in Alabama with their daughter and family. Mr and Mrs J C Manwar ing attended the 50th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Paul Trisket at the Columbus church. A number from here attended the North Clymer EUB Church service. Mr and Mrs Alec Perkins Jr and family of Vestal were here over the holidays and will move to Texas where he will teach school next year. Mr and Mrs Gerald Phillips of Lakewood N Y called on Maude Cornish and Ivan Ayling last Friday eve. Ivan Ayling visited their son and family. Mr and Mrs Elyan Ayling of Lottsville recently.
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Bear Lake
T. Case
Alabama
J. C. Manwaring
Paul Trisket
Columbus
North Clymer Eub
Alec Perkins Jr
Vestal
Texas
Gerald Phillips
Lakewood
N.Y
Maude Cornish
Ivan Ayling
Elyan Ayling
Lottsville
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