Pennsylvania aims to create Department of Youth Services
A Pennsylvania Senate bill seeks a cabinet level Department of Youth Services to coordinate all juvenile programs, create Youth Service Bureaus, and adopt a unified funding formula prioritizing community prevention over institutional care. It cites high costs and low rehabilitation success, citing a 16 year old’s suicide at White Hill as impetus.
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State Senate
Pennsylvania
Department of Youth Services
Sen
Michael A. O’pake
D-Berks
O'Pake
Senate Committee On Aging and Youth
White Hill State Correctional Institution
Harrisburg
White Hill
Oil Cartel Pressure Drives Oil Prices Upworldwide
Senator Frank Church plans subcommittee inquiry into U.S. oil diplomacy and arms sales to Iran and Saudi Arabia amid rising prices. The piece cites confidential documents alleging French willingness to act against the oil squeeze and notes Kissinger’s stance against appeasing producers.
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Frank Church
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
United States
Iran
Saudi Arabia
Church
Kissinger
U.S. - France
Honoring a contract by Jim Bishop
A Brooklyn priest, Father Tim, serves a tiny South Carolina parish near Saluda. He struggles with loneliness, a drinking janitor, and a stiff church budget. The tale follows his attempts to help and the parish’s fragile faith amid small-town prejudice and devotion. In New York, corporations push early retirement for high paid managers, tripling in four years and targeting 50 to 56 year olds.
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Father Tim
Brooklyn
Saluda
South Carolina
Tim
North Pole
Push retirement and the cost of early exits in big firms
A commentary notes that success in large corporations boosts the odds of forced or early retirement at the upper middle manager level with salaries between 30,000 and 60,000. It describes competent people moved to nonessential roles, some failing in bad jobs or choosing wrong paths, and reports workaholics suffer most from buyouts and loss of opportunity.
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Jennings
Italians Play Baseball On Parched Italianfields
AP reports on Italian baseball as described by Joe Garagiola on NBC. The 11 team federation in Parma Bologna Milan Nettuno embraces young players and foreign instructors. Parks are sturdy, no seniors yet, four under 19 weekly. sponsors back teams. Nettuno fans shout and throw props amid lively, noisy crowds.
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Italy
Joe Garagiola
Nbc-Tv
Basebal
Parma
Bologna
Milan
Nettuno
Garagiola
Haly
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