Welfare Chief Denies Plan to Scrap Reform Drive
Washington AP report says Welfare Secretary Robert H. Finch dismissed talk that the Nixon admin plans to abandon its welfare reform. Senators Williams and Harris questioned the program’s benefits and cost figures, noting complex rules may shift incentives away from work. Finch defended the bill, promising full data and stressing New York's high supplementary benefits and HEW's limited role on food stamps and housing.
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Washington
Robert H. Finch
Senate Finance Committee
Hi Williams
Fred R. Harris
D-Oklaw
Finch
Health Education and Welfare Department
Williams
Chicago
New York City
New York
Nixon Quiet on Campus Unrest Faces Agnew’s Crackdown
Washington AP reports President Nixon pursues a hands off policy on campus turmoil while Vice President Agnew calls for strong action against student demonstrators. Rep. Albert Quie pivots GOP support, endorsing limited federal intervention and urging retention of aid penalties for campus crimes. Goheen backs Nixon stance at a House hearing as Green reevaluates the conduct code proposal.
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Washington
Nixon
Minnesota
Albert H. Quie
House
White House
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
John Brademas
D-Ind
Robert F. Goheen
Princeton University
House Education Subcommittee
Quie
Edith Green
D-ore
Education and Labor Committee
Four Drivers Lose Licenses From Corry And Union City
Four drivers have had their driving privileges revoked in the latest Bureau of Traffic Safety suspensions. Corry’s Bill P. Pantle receives 60 days for improper passing, and David R. Sterling 105 days for speeding. Union City residents James G. Bartholomew and David street receive 0 and 60 days respectively for driving without a license and automatic point suspension.
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Corry
Union City
Bureau of Traffic Safety
Harrisburg
Bill P. Pantle
East Smith Street
David R. Sterling
North Center Street
James. G. Bartholomew
R.D
Union Oy
David
the City
Youngstown Teachers Vote For Strike
About 900 teachers in the Youngstown Education Association voted to strike if no wage agreement is reached with the Board of Education. Negotiations are planned around the clock as districts prepare for potential class disruption across 44 schools serving about 25,000 students. The union seeks a base pay of 7,200 dollars plus benefits, up from 6,250.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Youngstown
Board of Education
Youngstown Education Association
Woodrow W. Zinser
Pony Leaps From Truck Kills Boy in Hartstown
A 14-year-old Crawford County boy, Daniel Nesevich of Jamestown, died after he and a small pony fell from a pickup on Route 18 south of Hartstown. The incident, at 7:15 p.m., involved driver Robert Andrews of Adamsville. The pony survived, while the youth died at Greenville Hospital around 7:45 p.m.
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Meadville
Crawford County
Hartstown
Daniel Nesevich
B.D. 1
Jamestown
Robert Andrews
Adamsville
Greenville
Frank E. McEilreer
Hauler Strike Forces Layoff at Witherup Erection Co
OIL CITY The steel hauler strike hit Witherup Erection Co of Franklin forcing layoff of 40 of 47 workers. President Robert Witherup blamed the truck strike for halted movement and unsafe road conditions for his crew amid a burn injuries incident near the West Virginia border.
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Oil City
Witherup Erection Co
Franklin
Robert Witherup
Witherup Erection
Witherup
West Virginia
Blair County
Florence Saltzman
Judge Blackmun Testifies on Supreme Court Suitability
Senatorial hearing in Washington lasts three hours with Judge Harry A. Blackmun answering questions about his fitness for the Supreme Court. The Senate Judiciary Committee reports no opposition to the nomination.
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Harry A. Blackmun
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
Low State Funds Force PSU Tuition Hike
Pennsylvania State University will raise tuition for 1970 71 due to inadequate state appropriations. Gov Shafer's budget offers 69.16 million, the same as 1969 70, though PSU sought 80.1 million to fund admissions for disadvantaged students raise wages and salaries start new programs and offset inflation as president Dr Eric A Walker expressed regret but saw no alternative.
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University Park
Pennsylvania State University
Shafer
Eric A. Walker
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Agnew
Desmond
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Barney
Furniture Department
Altoona
ANON
Sterling All Star Dairy
Columbus School
Go People
Conesway School
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Corry Area
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Frank
Sterling Erie
Wright
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