Anti-Busing Plans Hurt School Bill Prompts Senate Tangle
The House passed a large school aid bill with antibusing amendments that could derail it in the Senate. One measure would limit federal courts and require alternatives before busing, while another would bar using federal funds for busing. Rep. Perkins warned the changes risk defeating the bill. Rep. Ashbrook led the funding ban. Additional local notices follow from Harrisburg and community events and condolences across the region.
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Washington
House
Senate
Elemen
Carl D. Perkins
D-Ky
Perkins
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Clymer Club Activities Highlight April Meetings and Birthdays
Community notices from Clymer report a host of club events and gatherings. Panels on Revealing Christ Anew featured Shirley Gravink and others, with Gertrude Gravink leading Bible study. A Naomi Circle program included Ellen Gleason pictures and a closing solo. Upcoming April plans include a tureen dinner at the Community Building and an April 3 meeting with the Findley Lake XYZ Club and a Corry music group. Also noted are a Gail Holmstrom birthday party with local attendees, and various visits from family and friends. Midday Medleys at Town Hall introduces a 2:30 pm concert slot aimed at office workers and seniors.
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Marguerite Vander Schaaff
Christ
Shirley Gravink
Betsey Geiger
Bernice Teeroney
Audrey Schurman
Helen VanEarden
Gertrude Gravink
Donna Arnink
Lansing
Mich
Floyd Arnink
Donald Arnink
Corry
Floyd Arninik
G.A.C
XYZ Club
Findley Lake
Naomi
Doris Neckers
Lois King
Ann Legters
Mary Schruers
Ellen Gleason
Errors Balk Wet Dry Vote In Greenfield Township
Legal errors in filing the Greenfield Township referendum petition will keep the wet dry question off the Spring Primary ballot. The petition had 92 required names but duplicates reduced valid signatures to 90, and 15 signers did not reside in Greenfield Township, violating petition rules.
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ERIE
Greenfield Township
Rails Need Loans for Freight Car Shortage Says IC C Head
Washington AP reports George M. Stafford, head of the Interstate Commerce Commission, urged government backed loans to ease boxcar shortages and funding gaps in rolling stock. He testified before a House subcommittee that railroads faced an 80 percent rise in equipment needs over a decade, from 2.5 billion in 1962 to 4.5 billion by 1971. He proposed loan guarantees with a cap of 15 percent of total funds per carrier.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
George M. Stafford
House
Stafford
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