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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1968
Page
3
In Cleveland, eight year old Scott Bracale has missed nine days of school due to a severe fur allergy. A white rabbit named Timothy sits in his second grade classroom used for science, prompting the principal to seek medical advice and consider removing the animal.
Governor Shafer rejects that the Casey vote was anti administration and notes Casey led Warner De Pup by 449000 votes. He defends John C. Jordan’s performance as GOP chairman and says no cabinet bid or contact from Nixon era is likely in play.
President-elect Richard Nixon pushes for an early appointment to head the federal budget office with candidates including T Norman Hurd of New York and Caspar Weinberger of California. Maurice Stans reportedly not seeking the post. Nixon aides note the 1970 fiscal year budget process starts July 1 and changes will be limited. Nixon, in New York, holds staff conferences while Shafer discusses future roles and a Florida retreat follows. Inaugural Committee chair will be J Willard Marriott with Robert J McCune as executive director.
Harrisburg AP The Shafer administration seeks a one week bill to raise auto and truck registration fees after a 1967 Highway Commission plan. Auto and station wagon fees would jump to 20, truck fees up 300 percent, aiming to fund 83 million yearly and a 120 million three year hazard program. Gov Shafer met with House leaders to drum up Democratic backing, but Fineman remained noncommittal pending talks with Highway Secretary Bartlett. If introduced Monday, the bill could reach the governor by Friday. administration needs GOP support in the House for passage.
In Harrisburg the Senate prepared a final vote on a package implementing the new judicial article. Senator Clarence D. Bell predicted passage with amendments already adopted, including adding six Allegheny County common pleas judges and standardizing lower court salaries in Philadelphia. The House postponed a Sunday liquor bill while other measures address school desegregation and crime immunity.
A U S government statement says actions to stop include bombardments and other acts of force in North Vietnam. South Vietnam delays peace talks sending no delegation, while Hanoi seeks sovereign government recognition and to treat the NLF as part of the North team. President Johnson demands an end to indiscriminate city attacks, with permits required for political meetings in Gaborone and major towns in Botswana.
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