Medical Schools Luring Doctors to Areas in Need
Harrisburg AP report notes seven Pennsylvania medical colleges proposed a loan program offering up to 12 000 per doctor with full or partial forgiveness after five years of practice in shortage areas. Loans could total 3 000 per student year and would be administered by the state authority. Deans urged Senate approval, arguing targets include rural and inner city regions with few doctors. Health officials cited 104 designated medically deprived areas and questioned overall cost and impact. The seven schools involved are lineman Jefferson Medical College Penn State University of Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh Temple and the Philadelphia Osteopathic College.
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House
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Health Department
J. Finton Speller
Linemann. Jefferson
Medical Lege of
Pensylvania
Penn State
Universary of Pennsylvania
University of Pittsburgh
Temple University
Philadelphia Osteopathic College
Reducing Cars A Key To Cutting Pollution In Pa Cities
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Environmental Resources Department may seek a two year extension to meet 1975 federal pollution standards. Philadelphia must cut downtown auto traffic by one third and carbon monoxide by 70 percent, Pittsburgh by 57 percent, with compliance possibly delayed to 1978 without restrictions. Public hearings set for April 5 and 6.
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Pennsylvania Environmental Resources Department
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
EPA
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Environmental Resources Department
Bunuel Says Oscar Win Means Nothing to Him
Spanish director Luis Bunuel rejects attending Hollywood to collect the best foreign language film Oscar for The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie. He told reporters he has no intention of going to the United States for any reason.
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Luis Bunuel
Hollywood
Hew Demands Desegregation Plan Revised
HEW orders 25 school districts to submit new desegregation plans by April 10 or risk loss of federal funds. Letters sent after a federal court injunction require voluntary compliance, with 10 states asked for updated progress by April 2.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Peter &. Holmes
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Office For Civil Rights
Holmes
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Nixon
Community Notes From East Branch Weekly Bulletin
Residents from Brockport visit relatives in East Branch including Ward Bailey Sr and Jr and Paul Sears families. Field trips by Spring Creek Elementary to Corry Library and Journal. Rosemary Nugent and Allan Betag return from Washington to visit parents as Detroiter relatives visit on trips. Willson Kellogg mourns brother in car crash. New residents Ed and Katora moving from Corry. Birthdays listed. religious society meeting rescheduled to fourth Wednesday with tureen dinner. PTA plans April 2 meeting with officer elections and installations.
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Marlin Klingensmith
Ward Bailey Sr
Sharon (Sherry
Brockport
Ward Bailey, Jr
Paul Sears
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Butler
Ronald Messenger
Spring Creek
Corry Public
Washington, D.C
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L.B.J
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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Erie
Willson Kellogg
Ed Katora
East Branch
Katoras
Corry
Ajax
Pittsburgh
Billy Mulligan
Alta Huff
Amy Mitchell
Enos Brentzer
George Moats
Ricky Mulligan
East Branch Home Missions Society
Roy Brown
Garland
Cobbs Corner
Salvation ‘Army
Spring Creek Pta
PTA
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