New Bill Would Abolish Milk Commission
A Pittsburgh backed bill in Harrisburg proposes abolishing the three member Milk Control Commission and replacing it with a milk stabilization board. The board would impose temporary price levels in emergencies, operate for two years, and allow referenda to rescind farm price controls. Dealers would face public records requirements and area based regulation to ensure fair competition.
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Harrisburg
Fiich-Beleagured Milk Control Commission
Senate
Milk Stabilization Board
Stabilization Board
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Legislation Aims to Clear Studded Tire Rules in Senate
Harrisburg AP report notes the House passed a bill 176 to 25 to confirm carbide studs are legal if they do not protrude beyond the tire tread by more than three thirty seconds. The measure seeks to end confusion after an attorney general ruling and opposition to summer limits. A second bill to make kindergarten integral in districts with over five years of program passed 115 to 87, and a third requiring employee paid medical exams cleared the House 169 to 13.
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Harrisburg
Senate
House
Pennsylvania
Walter E. Alessandroni
Edward W. McNally
D-Cambria
Matthew J. Ryan
Delaware
Father Who Beat Son Held In Lieu Of Bond
Fussell Nelson Jr., 40, is held in county jail on 2000 cash or 4000 property bond after a preliminary arraignment for aggravated assault in the Saturday beating of his 15 year old son. Judge Alexander Flick Jr. will hear the case after Nelson pleads. The victim William Nelson, 15, is reported in satisfactory condition at Warren General Hospital with head injuries and a broken jaw. Police say the elder Nelson knocked the boy down and struck his head on the floor after the teen returned home in an heated condition.
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Warren
County Hall
Fussell Nelson Jr
Martha Lawson
Alexander Flick Jr
William “Billy Nelson
Warren General Hospital
Warren Borough
Nelson
Bread Enough and to Scripture: Mark
Rev Ivan G Hunsberger discusses Jesus feeding the four thousand in a desert crowd of four thousand, highlighting Jesus compassion and power. He contrasts earthly worry with seeking first the kingdom of God and promises provision. The meditation urges reliance on divine sufficiency.
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Mark
Rev
Ivan G. Hunsberger
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Jesus
Hine
Ettier
Christ
God
Pitt Titusville dorm payment to city deemed tax in lieu
Pitt Campus at Titusville will pay the city 1400 annually for up to two years for services at a Pitt dormitory planned at Burgess Park. Collage Dormitories Inc asked four resolutions to accept the payment in lieu of taxes for the tax exempt campus. City officials said the 1400 is a voluntary tax in lieu of taxes for 38 years or the life of the agreement, as interpreted by City Solictor Koukogey. City Manager Line called the move a good faith contribution.
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Twyvusvillesville
Pitt
Burgess Park
Collage Dormitories Inc
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
John
Koukogey
Tess Han
Jack Line
Lab Tests May Solve Bombings
Monday brought threats at four high schools with no results from searches. An explosion near Bessem er caused a damaged utility pole base, with Sheriff Mel Bailey noting no link to Birmingham bombings. A state reward reached 3,000 dollars plus 1,000 from local papers and groups. police have no suspects.
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Bessemer
Mel Bailey
Birmingham
George C. Wallace
Ranks Depleted Marchers Plod in Civil Rights Scene
Racial tensions unfold as King and Senate leaders follow progress of marches. In Cleveland NAACP leaders plan a nationwide drive against discrimination on federal projects, vowing to block the $32 million federal office building if needed. In Bogalusa six bullet holes mar a transmitter site as Ku Klux Klan pressure rises. Truman dismisses the Selma Montgomery march as futile, and a stained glass window valued at $2820 is noted in Cardiff.
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Kingto
Senate
Johnson
Cleveland
Ohio
NAACP
Bogalusa
WBOX
Ku Klux Klan
Independence
Harry" S. "Truman
Cardiff
Wales
Corry Rod and Gun Club Meets Amid Notes of March
Regular meeting of the Corry Rod and Gun Club is set for Tuesday March 93rd at 8 p.m. in club rooms on East Washington Street. The messy text references a 1963 Birmingham church bombing, Martin Luther King Jr and his wife joining a Montgomery march, King noting sore feet and donning socks, Army jeeps with caution signs, and a white service station operator blocking a driveway with a wooden barricade.
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Spencer
Corry Rod and Gun Chih
East Washington Street
Birmingham
Ala
Montgomery
Martin Luther Kine Jr
King
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Corry
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Smith Street
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