Par Budget Action Forecast In Harrisburg
Harrisburg AP report says House Appropriations Chair Martin Mullen expects the $451 million capital construction budget to be ready for floor action by month end. The plan originated in August, with Senate approval adding $9 million. Mullen warns it could be cut by at least $75 million. Highlights include $49.7 million for Penn State and Pitt/USC campus aid and tuition relief at Penn State.
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Harrisburg
Martin P. Mullen
House Appropriations Committee
Mullen
Scranton
House
Senate
House State Government Committee
Appropriations Committee
Majors
Joshua Eilberg
Philadelphia
Hilberg
Blaine C. Hocker
R-Daues Sonnel
Amade
Walter Morley
Eilberg
Pennsylvania State University
Universities of Pittsburgh
Pennsylania
Penn State
Pitt
Appreciation for United Fund support at Corry Memorial Hospital
The Corry area community and Corry Memorial Hospital Board thank donors for United Fund gifts aiding hospital operations and Medicare cost concerns. Administrators note potential impact of Medicare on indigent care, with two years of per day and total day limits. unreimbursed costs depend on indigent patient days.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
United Fund
Corry
S.E. Antrim
Weaver Open to HUD Head Job in Johnson Cabinet
Housing Administrator Robert C. Weaver, a Black official, said he would accept leading the new Department of Housing and Urban Development if offered. President Johnson awaited a task force report expected by Christmas on how to organize the department, with agencies from the Housing and Home Finance Agency remaining in the new structure until then.
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Washingson
Robert C. Weaver
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Weaver
Johnson
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Opponents Mark Up School Subsidy to Preserve Rural Aid
In Harrisburg the senate amended the Scranton Administration subsidy bill to retain a $200 per closed school district reimbursement. Sen Mahany led the push with Lesler the sole opponent. the change could add about $2.6 million to a package exceeding $100 million, aiming to simplify reimbursements and direct bonuses to sparse and dense districts.
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Senate
House
House Democrats
Council For
Scranton
Harrisburg
Little Red School House
Rowland B. Mahany
R Crawford
Sam G. Lesler
Durie
Lesler
South Vietnamese War Victims Arrive for Treatment
Fifty six South Vietnamese soldiers paralyzed from battle injuries arrived at Stewart Air Force Base and Castle Point Veterans Hospital for medical treatment and rehabilitation ordered by President Johnson. They were escorted by fourteen Vietnamese medical staff and transported by bus after landing on a four engine jet.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Johnson
Stewart Air Force Base
Saigon
Castle Point Veterans Hospital
Frewsburg Man Drowns. Death Ruled Accidental
Robert D. Schake Jr., 51, of Frewsburg, was found dead yesterday against a dam in the Chadakoin River. Coroner Hitchcock ruled the drowning accidental after determining the body appeared to have been in water about a week with no signs of foul play.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Frewsburg
Robert D. Schake Jr
R.D. 1
Chautauqua County
Frederick L. Hitchcock
Hitchcock
Rudy Stornes
Marlin-Rockwell Corp
Schake
Sleamburg
Couple from Prairie du Chien undergo open heart surgery together
Alvin Druybor and his wife Inez from Prairie du Chien Wisconsin travel to Chicago for open heart surgery for similar heart conditions. They will be operated on by Dr M S Mazel. They will share a hospital room raising comments from staff and onlookers.
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Chicago
Alvin Druyer
Prairie du Chien
Wis
M. S. Mazel
Alvin Dru'yor
Edgewater Hospital
Dru’yor
Inez
Dra’yor
Mazel
Dim'yor
Corry Board OKs Title I Resolution for a federal program
The Corry School Board approved a resolution to cooperate with districts in Corry Union City and Sparta for a Title I program. Rural districts were urged to pass similar resolutions by November 15. Two districts Elgin Borough and Spring Creek are ineligible for funds due to income and family thresholds.
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Corry
Union City
Sparta
Corry Area
Elgin Borough
Spring Creek
Erie County
Elgin
Shupe
Rural districts weigh keeping funds for education act
Discussion in the Joint Committee noted districts may reject federal subsidies while rural areas show conservative leanings on the program. A committee member asked if the district could refuse the funds and was assured local options exist. Listed districts and subsidies include Corry 39644 Columbus 10207 Concord Township 4035 Wayne Township 4985 Union City 21401 Union Township 9495 Bloomfield Township 18275 Spartansburg and Sparta Township 23000.
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Qné Memeber
Joint Committee
Kim Novak Injures Back in London Accident
American film star Kim Novak injured her back while filming near London. Her husband Richard Johnson said she was ordered to rest and would enter a London nursing home today. Details of the accident were not immediately available.
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Kim Novak
London
Richard Johnson
Ground Breaking Set For Bradford Holiday Inn Motel
Bradford Pennsylvania hosts Lt. Gov. Raymond P. Shafer on Friday for the ground breaking of a new Holiday Inn motel in downtown Bradford. Mayor Richard E. Brandow announces Shafer will turn the first spade and present a $77,000 state check toward the Commercial Center Redevelopment Project.
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Bradford
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Richard E. Brandow
State of
Shafer
Commonwealth
Allison Street
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