Dwyer Attacks Shapp Over Political Grants
Meadville Senator Budd Dwyer denounces Governor Milton Shapp for politicizing conservation and other grants. He objects to selective legislative members presenting checks and announcing projects, urging an end to partisan awarding of funds to protect Pennsylvania's conservation movement. Dwyer, vice chairman of the Joint Legislative Air and Water Pollution Control and Conservation Committee, cites newspaper and Senate concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Budd Dwyer
Meadville
Milton Shapp
Dwyer
Department of Environmental Resources
Senate
Pennsylvania
Joint Legislative Air and Water Pollution Control and Conservation Committee
Unsafe C5A Wings Warn Lockheed Says Air Force Was Notified
A Lockheed-Georgia spokesman says the Air Force was warned of structural weariness that caused a C5A engine to fall off during a Sept. 29 incident at Altus Air Force Base Oklahoma. The aircraft had 1300 flight hours and 3000 landings. Lockheed flagged the aft pylón mount as a potential weakness and an engineering change was proposed before the Altus event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
Lockheed-Georgia
Air Force
Altus Air Force Base
Oklo
Lockheed
Bear Lake Community Notices Include Church Service and Meetings
Mrs. Jerry Haskins and her son are home from WCA Hospital. Mike Arden and family travel to Chicago and California to visit relatives. Laymen's Day at Bear Lake United Methodist Church is on Sunday at 11 AM with church men in charge. Guest organist Paul Johnson. Sheriff Thomas Pendelton to speak. Firemen's Auxiliary meets Tuesday at 8 PM. Bear Lake Community Fair committee sponsors Saturday event at 7:30 PM.
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Jerry Haskins
WCA Hospital
Mike Arden
Chicago
California
Bear Lake United Methodist Church
Paul Johnson
Lottsville Church
Robert Burch
Paul VanOrd
Gloria Park
Merritt Smith
Earl Smith
James Markel
Gerald Crosby
Thomas Pendelton
McKean County
Free Methodist Church
Bear Lake
PHEAA Scholarship Recipients Listed
Harrisburg AP reports the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency published the names of 91 000 recipients of the 55 million dollar state scholarship program for 1971 72. Kenneth Reeder executive director said the county by county list shows student name school address and scholarship amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Kenneth KR. Reeder
Abortion Info Will Be Cut For Awhile
Ron Sachs, appointed editor of the University of Florida Alligator, says the paper will stop publishing abortion information for now while charges against him are addressed. He faces a possible year in jail and $1,000 fine for publishing a directory of abortion referral services under a 103 year-old law being challenged as unconstitutional. About 15,000 copies circulated on campus before the edition was mimeographed after the printer refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainsville
Fla
University of Florida
Ron Sachs
the Alligator
Sachs
John Connell
Eugene Whitworth
Today
Cocoa
Ocala
Agnew Sees Black as Potential Vice President
Vice President Spiro Agnew said a black candidate could win the vice presidency without hurting a party and named Sen Edward Brooke of Massachusetts as a possible choice. Sen John Tower of Texas agreed, noting the idea had been raised years earlier. Agnew spoke in El Paso in support of Tower at a $100 a plate fundraiser.
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EL Paso
Tex
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Agnew
John Tower
R-Tex
Ed Brooke
Tower
Nader Attacks Consumer Bill Heart Trouble
Washington, AP Ralph Nader and Rep. Rosenthal fault Section 24 of the proposed consumer protection act for limiting agency intervention in informal proceedings. They cite FTC, Agriculture, CAB examples to urge broader powers and subpoena rights, while Holifield defends the bill and House process.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Congress
House
Nader
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
Consumer Protection Agency
Federal Trade Commission
Agriculture Department
Meat and Poultry
Civil Aeronautics Board
Nader and Rosenthal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Rosenthal
Chet Holifield
Government Operations Committee
Holifield
Roger C. Cramton
Administrative Conference of the United States
Senate
House Rules Committee
Rules Committee
White House
GenTel Launches One to One Personalized Phone Service
General Telephone in Pennsylvania unveiled the One-to-One program led by president R W Britt to ensure individualized service within its areas. The plan includes internal employee education, full-page ads, radio spots, bill inserts, and a two caricatures symbol emphasizing direct communication. Also notes 17,000 new Boy Scouts recruits after modernizing attire and image.
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General Telephone
Pennsylvania
R.W. Britt
General
Britt
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Shapp
Frankfort
Kentucky
Council On Public Higher Education
Bear Lake News
Peggy Osborne
PHEAA
Black
Frank’s
Styers Sales & Service
West Smith Street
Polaris Snowmobiles
CUB Cadet
C.C
T” Roadster
GenTel
Scouts
London
Boy Scouts
Sterling All Star Dairy
Columbus School
Go People
Conelway
Sterling “Family
Corry Area
Steig
Spartansburg School
Spring Creek
Sterling Erie
Wright School
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