State Hums to Fund Budget Gaps with Stopgaps
Harrisburg AP report notes Pennsylvania may rely on emergency stopgap appropriations as budget talks stall past the June 30 deadline. House plan seeks 115 million for two gaps while Senate proposes 786 million for 90 days. Debate on lottery amendments and voting age reduction also noted.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
Shapp
Martin P. Mullen
Philadelphia
Benjamin Dondlow
Cambria County
Harry A. Englehart
Refuse Burying Service Rate Increased City Council approves higher landfill charge
City council last night accepted a 50 cent per cubic yard rate for burying refuse at Worth Street landfill by Superior Refuse Service. The move raises taxpayer support from 12 to 20 cents of the 20 cent share while industry covers 30 cents. Officials say about half the landfill use is by industry and the daily industry bill will rise accordingly to about $18 for a total of $30 per day.
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Worth Street
Superior Refuse Service
Superior
Corry
David Johnson
Johnson
State Curfew For Mead Park
City Council last night authorized the Mead Park Association to impose a curfew at Mead Park due to recurring vandalism. Effective immediately, the park is off limits from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Written permission can be granted for after curfew use. Park officials say vandalism has caused extensive damage and seeks stricter enforcement and more prosecutions.
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Corry’s
Mead Park
Mead Park Association
Park Association
Mead Pond
House Years Vote On 2400 Income Floor Divide Worsens
The House, already split on welfare reform, moves toward a decisive vote on a $2,400 annual family income floor, with supporters backed by President Nixon and Democratic leaders. The outcome hinges on ongoing party divisions and legislative strategy as supporters seek swift passage.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Head On Crash Totals State Car on Bailey Road
A head on crash on Bailey road in Columbus Township yesterday afternoon injured two and total damage reached 2600 dollars. A 1971 state Game Commission car driven by District Game Protector George C. Gibson was not hurt. The other driver, Robert Burlew, 16, was treated for a fracture at Corry Memorial Hospital, and his passenger Thomas Lamar, 22, was admitted for multiple injuries.
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Bailey Road
Columbus Township
Corry
Cainie
State Game Commission
George C. Gibson
North Center Street
Gibson
Robert Burlew
R.D. 1
Bear Lake
Corry Memorial Hospital
Thomas Lamar
Lamar
Barlew
Game Commission
West Springfield Husband Charged in Family Slaying
State Police at the Girard substation report Eldon F. Holmes, 42, of West Springfield RD 1, shot and killed his wife Nadean during a family quarrel in a West Springfield home. Holmes is charged with murder as troopers seek autopsy results and await further details.
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West Springfield
Girard
The
Journal
Eldon F. Holmes
RD. 1
Nadean
Police Probe More Clowning In Summer Mischief Spree
City police report a rise in vandalism larceny and pranks as 88 locals lapse into summer mischief. A CORRY WATER report notes four lights stolen from a South Center construction site valued at $100. Wright School suffered 18 broken windows and a damaged windshield appeared on a Wattsburg resident’s car. A Dodd Realty Co sign and its phone number were altered to mock the police station.
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Bony Aes
Corry Water
South Center Street
Cost Of Living Rises As Unemployment Claims Grow
Washington reports May CPI up five tenths of one percent led by apparel used cars homes and AI costs. Unemployment insurance claims rose substantially last week to 9,947,000 with 365,400 more than a year ago. Officials warn inflation moderates but wage price guidelines remain unsettled amid political critique.
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Washington
May
Nixon
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Maurice Stans
Bureau
Full Appeals Courts Hear Cases For NY Times, Post
The 2nd U S Circuit sits with all eight judges to hear the government's bid to stop The New York Times from publishing Pentagon papers. The Times printed three installments before a restraining order. the Post and Boston Globe also published excerpts as courts weigh injunctions and potential conflicts with Judge Gurfein Gesell rulings.
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NY Times, Post
NEW York
Federal
New York Times
2Nd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
The
Times Today
Henry J. Friendly
the Times
Pentagon
U.S. District Court
Murray I. Gurfein
Times
Circuit Court
Gurfein
Supreme Court
Washington Post
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
Post
Boston Globe
Gesell
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia
Washington
Washington Order
U.S. Dist
United States Court of Appeals For
Appeals Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Shinney
Labor Industry Oppose Changes In Unemployment Compensation
Harrisburg AP reports lawmakers begin hearings on proposed reforms to Pennsylvania s Unemployment Compensation program. Industry leaders oppose uniform 20 week duration and no waiting period while some supporters back higher benefits and extended coverage. GE testifies on welfare concerns as UC payroll taxes loom for employers.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House Labor and Industry
Paul J. Smith
General Electric Co
Fednea
Pennsylvania
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Rep. Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Detroit
Afl-Cio Seafarers International Union
Stans
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate House Joint Economic Committee
Lawrence F. O'Brien
O'Brien
Boston
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Honolulu
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Globe
JCS
Dean Rusk
Henry Cabot Lodge
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs
John McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McNamara
Felt
Lodge
UC Fund
Labor and Industry Department
Hibbard
Robert
Chamber
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