Legislature Plays Games over Adjournment Costs
Taxpayers shoulder travel expenses as lawmakers pursue a cat and mouse adjournment pattern. The House and Senate clash over timing, with Democrats accusing delay of wasting money and Republicans insisting vigilance on the governor. Budget and session chronology outlined as stories of early 1960s legislative maneuvering.
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Sin Tdu
House
Senate
Lewislature
Stephen McCann
House As Well As the Executive Department
Republiicans
Rep. Johnson
Dance To Benefit Clymer Man In New York Medical Trip
Clymer resident Miner Greene, badly hurt in a jogging accident, will travel to New York City for treatment this Saturday in June 1995. A benefit dance is set for Friday July 1 at the State Armory on Maple Ave and East Washington St with The Mello Tones providing music for round square and polka dances.
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Clymer
Miner Greene
New York City
State Armory
Maple Avenue
East Washington Street
$20,000,000 Tunnel and Bypass Approved for Turnpike
Harrisburg officials say the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission authorized a tunnel paralleling the Allegheny Mountain tube and a bypass of Laurel Hill to ease toll road traffic jams. estimated costs total about 20 million with a possible completion in three to four years pending financing. A New York bonding firm is evaluating methods and will report within two weeks.
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Harrisbury
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Commission
Allegheny Mountain
Laurel Hill
Spakeman
New York
Te Commission
Joseph J. Lawler
Lawler
Junior Golf Winners at Corry Country Club Tournament
Fifty two junior players competed at Corry Country Club with 12 certificates awarded as merchandise in the pro shop. John Davidson led Class A, John Xander and Lynn Dolan followed in putter division. Donald Mackenzie won Class A minus with Barbara Keppel second and Priscilla Hillstrom third. Six Class B players shared five spots. Tom Xender led, Mary Davidson second, Joel Swink and Cherry OW tied for third. Gary Brown and David Fogle earned fourth and fifth. Play resumes next Tuesday with start times for each class and a renewed effort to attract older high school students and graduates.
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Corry Country Club
John Davidson
John Xander
Lynn Dolan
Donald Mackenzie
Barbara Keppel
Priscilla Hillstrom
Michael Allyn
Tom Grice
Tom Xender
Mary Davidson
Joel Swink
Cherry OW
Clhent
Gary Brown
David Fogle
Supreme Court Upholds Pinball Device Gambling Ruling
The U S Supreme Court refused to review a Pennsylvania ruling that multi coin pinball machines are gambling devices. Raids in Fayette County on June 20 1957 led to confiscation of 40 machines. City licensing shifts followed, with fees set at 25 per machine and old tax not reimposed.
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BRE
United—States Supreme Court
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Fayette County
Payette County Court
State Superior Court
Supreme Court
Arthur
Accused Mom Regrets Son's Death in Murder Trial
Eleanor Conklin, 24, on trial for killing her three year old son Gary by smothering him with a pillow in a Creson motel on Aug 7 1958 sobbed and said she now regrets the death. The defense cited prior statements and her father's testimony described her as moody but capable of decent conduct. Publicity chairman noted a plea for golf clubs for junior golf programs.
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Ebensburg
Eleanor Conklin
Conklin
Akron
Ohio
Gary
Cress
Cambria
State Supreme Court
Money and credit mold midyear outlook for 1960
AP analyst Sam Dawson surveys the first half of 1960 and outlines money's role in growth, credit availability, and markets. He notes possible easing in credit, high long term rates, bank lending constraints, and expectations for the second half including stock and bond market shifts and ongoing inflation concerns.
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Baltoe
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
Jeredit
Federal Reserve Board
Jess
Tnvestora
Songwriter Ray Walker Dies at 76 in New York
Ray Walker, 76, noted composer of ragtime and vaudeville era tunes, died after filing in New York. His works helped popularize many early stage stars, including the lively piece titled iddisha Reg.
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New York
Ray Walker
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