Battle of Budget Begins in Pa Appropriations Fight
Harrisburg AP The 1966 budget battle opens as House Appropriations Chair Martin Mullen introduces 204 bills totaling 1.01 billion for 1966 67, below Gov Scranton’s 1.464 billion recommendation. Senate has passed a blanket bill. joint conference to resolve procedural and funding gaps. House sets midnight session to fund remainder of year including 710000 tally board bill and 65000 for chief clerk Petrosky amid printing cost concerns. Senate bill totals 1.297 billion, slightly above Scranton’s proposal. House cuts hit administrative areas and purchases including 505000 for new state cars. Senate memorial service held for a late official.
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Harrisburg
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Appropriations
Martin P. Mullen
D-Phildelphia
Appropriations Committee
Mullen
Gov. Scranton
General Assembly
Senate Appropriations
Robert D. Fleming
Electric Tally Board
Anthony J. Petrosky
Scranton
Public Welfare Department
Department of Public Instruction
Rainstorms Hit Nation's Midsection
Thunderstorms and strong winds swept a broad midwestern region with scattered tornadoes. The Weather Bureau warned of more severe weather today as a cold front moved from upper Michigan to central Texas. Funnel clouds touched down in Texas Missouri Illinois and Iowa amid generally moderate property damage and few injuries. Aty. Gen. Walter E Alessandrone’s death in a May plane crash is noted as a loss for Pennsylvanians. Senate panel cleared a $20 million PIDA measure. Temple University and Penn State University funding bills were introduced in the Senate.
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Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Upper Michigan
Texas
Great Lakes
Ohio River Valley
Plains
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Walter E. Alessandroni
Tornadoes and storms rake central states and Wisconsin
Across the central United States severe weather, including a tornado in Astoria and heavy damage in Murphysboro, Til, plus 70 mph winds in southeastern Wisconsin, caused road deaths and injuries. Madison logged 3.57 inches of rain while Cape Kennedy saw wind damage to trailers and buildings. Early lows and highs spanned 35 to 85 degrees.
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Astoria
Sinois
Murphysboro
Til
Wisconsin
Madison
Watertown
Waukesha
Wig
Cape Kennedy
Fla
North Platte
Neb
Laredo
Tex
The Spoken Word Ts Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A concise reflection on how spoken expression fades while written language endures, noting the enduring presence of print as a record of ideas across time and culture. It highlights tension between oral and printed forms in preserving memory.
Mayor breaks council stalemate with unexpected second on motion
In Corry's city council Mayor William A. Peiffer invoked a rare move by seconding a motion after a standoff. The moment, witnessed by Ken Clark and councilmen Downey Brant and Abbey, led to a quick unanimous vote on the parking lot project and related actions. City Solicitor Douglas Rozelle confirmed the mayor’s right to second as a fellow member. The session then moved to accepting an offer from Alexander for a quit claim deed to part of a walkway, and to processing improvements to the walkway to North Center Street.
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William A. Peiffer
Clark
Jack Downey
Russell Brant
Guy Abbey
Peiffer
Douglas Rozelle
al Xander
Pennierennee Employment Ice
Lechtner
North Center Street
Rozelle
David Johnson
City approves lot development and eight thousand eight hundred loan
The council authorized legal and engineering work for a lot project with 22 spaces, paving, metering, and precast curbs. A five year loan of up to 8800 dollars was approved to fund the lot and improvements. The Parking Authority will provide a separate revenue report on meters and tickets.
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Ceed
Lechtner
Buyer's Fair
East Washington Street
Auto sales projections for mid May show gains over early May
Ward's estimate and Automotive News data place mid May auto sales near 243 148 for the 10 days, above 198 438 sold in the first 10 days of May. American Motors posted 7 245 in the second 10 days, up from 5 759, but 1965 mid May totals were higher at 11 033. The IOC in Rome was well received.
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Automotive Publicaon
Automotive News
American Motors
AMC
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