Pennsylvania People and Political Buzz in 1970s News
A Q and A style feature notes that former Pennsylvania Chief Justice Benjamin Jones, after leaving the bench, joined a Philadelphia firm as senior counsel and chairs a state commission on teacher strikes. It also cites Dr. Gerald E Strock on gender and reading gaps, discusses Drew Lewis’s China visit as a World Affairs Council tour, and mentions David Eisenhower’s cautious stance on seeking Pennsylvania office. Readers are invited to submit questions.
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Colleges Seek 78 79 State Aid in Budget Delays
Harrisburg AP reports state aided colleges driven by budget delays push for next year funding as lawmakers lag. Budget secretary Mcintosh says a next year budget must be issued by February. Temple University raises ad revenue while awaiting 78 79 funding and politics swirl around endorsements and party lines.
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Charles Mcintosh
Money Saving Tips From Shoppers And A Wooly Worm Forecast
Ms. Doyle touts cutting up poultry and turkey legs as money savers while store brands and coupons trim bills. Coupon guidance comes from a Cornell professor. speak up for half portions and check unit pricing. A Wooly Worm Center at Appalachian University predicts a milder winter, with bands signaling less severe cold. A Glendale mosaic project by students uses beans and seeds to craft a Thunderbird artwork.
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