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National Employ the Handicapped Week Observed in Corry
Corry joins the nation in observing National Employ the Handicapped week. Edward C. Kinley of the Bureau of Employment Security and CHEER Inc. chair Marjorie Tarbell urge local employers to list handicapped job openings with the state employment service. The Pennsylvania State Employment Service serves employers and jobseekers with training programs for those not job-ready, located at 142 North Center Street in Corry.
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Cheer Inc
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Senate OKs Tough Strip Mining Bill Passes Senate 82 to 8
The Senate approved a stringent coal strip mining regulation bill by 82 to 8 and sent it to the House. An industry amendment to allow terrain compatible configurations was defeated 62 to 29. The bill would require restoration close to original contour, with opponents warning it could ban many surface mines.
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James B. Allen
D-Ala
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Henry A. Jackson
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No Tax Compromise Approved For State
In Harrisburg Republican leaders and Gov. Shapp planned a conference to resolve state spending and tax relief after a two hour meeting failed to yield a major compromise. Shapp backs a roughly 3.97 billion budget while Republicans favor 3.86 billion with more tax cuts.
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Charles McIntosh
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Senate
Pennsylvania
Robert Butera
R-Montgomery
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