Welfare reform debated in Pennsylvania survey
Harrisburg report shows 67 county directors responding to Sen. Snyder on welfare issues. Key points include inequitable work incentives, 100 percent subsidies under market basket rules, welfare as a right, broader awareness and court decisions expanding benefits, and criticism of car purchase grants and vehicle upkeep payments.
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Harrisburg
Congress
Pennsylvania
Richard A. Snyer
Lancaster
Snyder
Bucks County
State Going Broke Could Stopgap Funds Fill July
Governor Shapp and fiscal advisers warn the Commonwealth faces insolvency by August 1 unless the budget problem is resolved. A ruling against the income tax creates a $949 million hole, prompting stopgap talks, possible tax changes, and extended funding needs while lawmakers await a new tax plan. Oil City man Michael J. Kay is jailed after a shoot-out with police, wounded by a patrol shot and held on multiple charges.
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Harrisburg
Commonwealth
Shapp
State Supreme Court
House
Senate
Raymond P. Shafer
Charles
Oil City
Venango County
Leu
Bond
Michael J. Kay
Kay
Thirsk
Bind Over Cases Of City Officers
Two city police officers Warren Reynolds and Richard Farley were bound over to Erie County court on burglary and larceny charges for alleged theft at the Corry IGA Store. Preliminary hearing showed evidence. store doors claimed locked by Jaggi family and store stakeout corroboration. Defense moved to dismiss due to pre trial publicity by city officials.
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Corry Iga
Erie County Court
Porter Auer
Warren Reynolds
Richard Farley
North Center Street
Boyd
Larry Jaggi
Boyd Jaggi
Richard Scarpitti
Erie
Farley
Larry
Wayne Jaggi
Jaggis
Scarputtt
Jess Jiallante
Boyd Jaggs
Corry
Charles Sutton
Reynolds
Hospital Authority Aims to Aid Erie County Hospitals
Erie County commissioners plan to form a county hospital authority at tomorrow's meeting to include Corry and Union City hospitals. The panel would enable bond issues for major improvements at lower rates, with a seven member board and no county fund backing. Officials warn against repeating past lease back mistakes and note the authority would help four Snead boride and two pesca e county hospitals manage rising capital costs. The Governor board will include representatives from St. Erie.
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Erie County
Corry
Union City
Erie County Authority
Commission
Leo Weir
Snead Boride
Pescae
Governorr Board
Authority
St. Erie
Supreme Court halts PA aid to nonpublic schools
The Supreme Court ruled against Pennsylvania and Rhode Island programs aiding private religious and instructional services as unconstitutional entanglement with church. The cases, supported by groups including the ACLU and NAACP, challenge state funding of religious education. In a separate ruling, the court overturned Muhammad Ali’s draft evasion conviction, citing his Muslim beliefs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
American Civil Liberties Union
Pennsylvania Conference of the
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Pennsylvania State Education Association
The
Jewish Community Relations Conference
Americans United For Separation of Church and State
Muhammad Ali
Ali
Cassius Clay
Houston
Daniel Ellsberg Surrenders to Federal Authorities in Boston
Former Pentagon researcher Daniel Ellsberg, 40, surrendered to federal authorities in Boston and told about 150 people he supplied the New York Times with seven Pentagon papers. He said he was prepared for all consequences and had been promised by his attorneys no FBI pursuit. Ellsberg, MIT research associate in Cambridge, has long been linked to the leaked documents that shaped early Vietnam War coverage.
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Daniel Ellsberg
Boston
New York Times
Pentagon
Caters
FBI
Ellsberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
New York ‘Times
Times
Pale Picerone
Cronkite
CBS Telvision News
Supreme Court Delays Ruling on Pentagon Papers Case
The Supreme Court extended its term to decide the Pentagon Papers dispute over publishing excerpts from the 47 volume history. A rare Saturday session heard arguments on Free Press versus national security with four justices opposing a public hearing and three supporting a closed session. The Court’s order bans further publication pending decision as the Times and Post seek press freedoms amid government security claims.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
High Court
New York Times
Washington Post
Pentagon
Burger
Times and Post
Justice Department
U.S
The
Times
Johnson
Lyndon B. Johnson
Post
Gerhard A. Gesell
Court of Appeals
the Times
William C. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
John M. Harlan
Harry A. Blackmun
Boston Globe
St Louis Post Dispatch
Police Track Weekend Crashes With Minor Injuries
State and City police logged six weekend crashes with light damage totaling 2150 dollars and minor injuries. One case involved a false theft report by Thomas A. Jackson after a borrowed car went out of control on Carter Hill road. Bielak treated at Corry Memorial Hospital.
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Corry
Carter Hill
Thomas A. Jackson
Fairview Street
Warren
Barmey
Firestone
Bielak
Grove Street
Corry Memorial ‘Hospital
Jackson
Danny L. Taylor
East Frederick Street
Cara M. Burdick
East Park Place
Top U S Brass Pray For Peace
In Saigon General Creighton W Abrams the U S commander in Viet Nam and U S Ambassador Bunker took part in an ecumenical service at Saigon cathedral. Abrams and Bunker read prayers and Bible verses in the service. Britain Ambassador J O Moreton also read in the service.
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Saigon
Creighton W. Abrams
U.S
Vietnam
Ellsworth ‘Bunker
Coen
Abrams
Bunker
Britain
J. 0. Moreton
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Blair County
Corry, UC
Bulletin
Bickel
James Gooddale
Lawrence William Haggerty
McKay
Floyd Abrams Alexander
Taylor
Franklin Street
Burdick
West Smith Street Plaza
Taylor’s
Frank A. Baressi
R.D
North Center
Baressi
Richard Prather
Edward Crapper
Prather
Daniel M. Downey
East Pleasant Street
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