Fineman Survives Leader Challenge in Harrisburg
Harrisburg AP reports House Speaker Herbert Fineman survived another bid to remove him. A rule to bar indicted members from top posts failed along party lines, with seven of 118 Democrats supporting. Other proposed rules, including open caucus meetings and disclosure tightening, were debated or defeated amid partisan clash.
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Herbert Fineman
House
Fineman
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Lehigh County
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Delaware
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Peter Vroon
R-Chester
Vroon
George Wagner
R-Montour
Ivan Itkin
Allegheny
Job Totals Rise But So Will Prices in 1977
Philadelphia AP report details Penn economists forecast for 1977 showing lower unemployment but higher living costs. They anticipate a modest recovery after a harsh winter, with durable goods strong and inflation rising about one point in 1977, then easing by late 1977 into 1978. Housing starts near two million by year end, aided by subsidies.
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Pa Crime Board Salary Battle Ends Senate Action
The Pennsylvania Senate rejected a plan to cut Crime Victims' Compensation Board salaries from 915,000 to 100 per day, confirming three nominees including Shirley Krayne and former lawmakers Eckensberger and Miller. The dispute centered on board pay as backlogs of claims rose, with Nolan stating nearly eight cases daily since January.
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Senate
Crime Victims’ Compensation Board
Shirley, Krayne
Shapp
House
William H. Eckensberger Jr
Lehigh County
Marvin B. Miller
Lancaster
Move On To Ban Lake Erie Drilling
State committees moved to impose a new ban on natural gas drilling in Lake Erie after Governor Shapp ended an eight year drilling ban last week due to a gas shortage. The Senate Environmental Resources Committee and House Conservation Committee approved bills to ban off and gas drilling in the lake. A temporary ban might be acceptable, with drilling at least a year away as leases are drawn up and bids issued.
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Lake Erie
Shapp
Senate Environmental Resources Committee
House Conservation Committee
House
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D-Westmoreland
Rick Roberts
Erie IU Unit Sets Budget For 1977 78 At 843000
The Erie area intermediate unit approved an 843000 budget for 1977 78 and sent the 105 district totals to 17 member school districts. Each district’s share varies by resources and services received from TV. Superintendent Dr. Kenneth Franz called it an austere bare bones budget and noted the sum matches last year.
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Fort LeBoeuf
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Conneaut
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Governor Shapp's dog Cleo dies after 15 years
In Harrisburg AP reports Governor Shapp and family mourn the death of their long-time dog Cleo. The Abpound crowd in Wormleysburg attended the pet’s wake as Cleo, 15, passes in its sleep. Cleo gained notoriety in 1972 for peeing on a rug near a House debate. Burial is planned at Fort Indiantown Gap with former governors Shafer and Fine’s pets.
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Iv's Time To Register For Mail Vote
Rep Forest Hopkins urges Pennsylvanians to register by mail before the April 18 deadline for the May 17 municipal primary. Eligible voters must be US citizens, PA residents for 30 days, 18 by election day, and those moving or inactive must re register. Contact Hopkins or the County Bureau of Elections for forms or if traveling registrars are used.
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Corry
Bureau of Elections
Erie County
Republican
United States
Pennsylvania
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Main Capitol
Harrisburg
Corry Girls Qualify For State Meet In York
Three Corry swimmers advance to the YMCA Swimming and Diving Championships April 1-2 in York. Callahan Bennett and Lamendola lead the trio with strong Westminster College district showings, setting multiple team records.
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New Wilmington — Corry
York
Bennett
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