Commonwealth budget dispute over Pennsylvan ia job funds continues
Governor Shapp and Labor Undersecretary Laurence Silberman clash over a $10 million reserve and a plan to cut state employment services. Silberman asserts funds cover 4,950 positions with no 22 percent cut, cites past allocations and contingencies, and urges the governor to justify delaying use of emergency money while warning payroll reductions are unfounded.
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Milton Shapp
U.S. Department of Labor
Pennsylvania State Employment Service
Pennsylvania
PSES
Laurence Silberman
Silberman
Shapp
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security
Office of Managemen
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State of Pennsylvania
Labor Department
Congress
Bureau of Employment Security
Muskie probes expose negative research on rivals in primaries
Senate subcommittee records reveal confidential memos deriding George McGovern Humbert Humphrey and George Wallace as Muskie supporters funded by taxpayers. Memos accuse McGovern of wartime hypocrisy Humphrey of flip flopping and Wallace of false working-man rhetoric and misgovernance in Alabama.
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Washington
Edmund Muskie
Senate
Muskie
Subcommittee On Intergovernmental Relations
George McGovern
Humbert Humphrey
George Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Subcommittee
Alvin From
Harrisburg House Delivers Wide Vote Tushed Legislation
A Harrisburg House session passed multiple bills funding technical and agricultural schools and military-style measures while debating flood relief funds and pension optics. A drug pushers penalty bill won unanimous support, and a bill to rename a lumber museum was approved. Real estate tax refunds totaling 27,950 sent to the elderly, with 3,500 mailed daily, were noted.
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Spirit of Brotherhood
Harrisburg
Donald Fox
Autumn onstage with Summer's lingering final bow
A lyrical meditation on the shifting seasons. Autumn arrives with changing light, maps the natural world from dawn to frost, and hints at renewal amid Summer's stubborn return. Vivid imagery traces trees, lakes, wildlife, and human life as the year transitions.
Corry Memories Highlight Parties Births and Games
It happened in Corry two years ago on September 20 1952 Mrs Harvey Loveland and Mrs Earle Hasbrouck hosted a party at the former's King Street home in honor of Mrs Ann Hall who would wed Albert Young A new daughter arrived at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John Sprovers of 219 Wayne Street In a season opener Corry High Beavers overwhelmed Youngsville 51 19 before about 2000 at Loveland Field Forty years ago on September 20 1932 City Council approved police department reorganization saving about 100 monthly Three patrolmen and one extra man will serve the force Mildred Thurston left for Warren and Mrs John Westley succeeded her at H M Reidh Company store.
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Harvey Loveland
Earle Hasbrouck
King Street
Ann Hall
Albert Young
Corry Memorial Hospital
John Sprovers
Wayne Street
Warren
Corry High Beavers
Youngsville
Loveland Field
Frank T. England
Mildred Thurston
H. M. Reidh Company
John Westley
What is the Law What is the Law
A reader asks how inheritance is shared when a man dies with children from two marriages. If intestate, all eight children share two thirds of the estate equally, while the surviving second wife gets one third. If a valid will exists, the children’s shares depend on the will’s terms and mention of the children from the first marriage.
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Vietnam
Americans For Democratic Action
Humphrey
Hubert Humphrey
George and Lukeen
Wall Street
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U.S.A
Joe Albright
Mome
Tom Rauh
al Friendly
From
Joe Ammarman
R. Budd Dwyer
Reid Bennett
Sharpsville
Department of Revenue
Department of Transportation
Department of Revenue Bureau of Licensing
Vic Westerberg
Kenneth Lee
Bureau of Employ
Assemblyman Forest Hopkins
Ment Security
Lee
John Laudadie
BES
Jim Gallen
Canada
Jim
United States
Charmer Arian Spector
Edward Finch Cox
Cox
Otundra
Frank Rizzo
Rizzo
Milton
House
K. Leroy Irvis
Irvis
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Dales
Corry
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