Republicans Seek Showdown On State spending
Harrisburg AP Republicans in the Pennsylvania House press for a showdown with Democrats over Gov Shafer’s 2.52 billion budget. Leader H Jack Seltzer urged approval of cuts to hold spending near current levels and insisted Democrats back a hold the line plan or face its shift with revenue measures. Democrats debated cuts including possible salary freezes and reductions, while some floated deficit funding and targeted tax proceeds to balance the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House
Shafer
H. Jack Seltzer
Lebanon
House Appropriations Committee
Seltzer
GOP
Pennsylvania
John P
Selts Murtha Jr
Cambria County
Ser
Senate
Herbert Fincman
Philadelphia
Agnew Action Freed Land for Development
Maryland records show the Board of Public Works approved deeds to 190 acres of Assawoman Bay land for developer James B. Caine in 1968. Opponents warned of conservation loss while the deal yielded private lots from the state owned marsh and bottom lands, with prices ranging from four to eight thousand dollars per lot and a total estimated value in the millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
Board of Public Works
Caine
Spiro T. Ag-jing
Qcto
Maryland
Agnew
Maryland Board of Public Works
State
John A. Luetkemeyer
Sta
Pub
Tie Works
Worcester County
James
Caine B. Caine
State Board
Opers, of Natural Resources
the Board of Public Works
George B. Shields
Department of Game and Inland Fish
Department
Publc
Public Works Board
Assawoman Bay
Io Caine
Thal
Pompidou Favored To Win in France
Paris AP reports Georges Pompidou ahead in the French presidential race after Communist Parti refusals to back interim President Poher. Poher trails with 23.13 percent to Pompidou's 44.46 percent. Poher faced pressure to withdraw as Duclos calls for a boycott of the June 15 vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompidou
France
Paris
Georges Pompidou
Communist Party
Alin Poher
Poher
Charles de Gaulle
Jacques Duclos
Darclos
Hey
Lira
Lier Vates
Paher
Bertrand Motte
Pierre Garet
Senate
Wouls
the Monde
le Figaro
Pomadon
Duclos
Tormer
Koreans Seek Permission to Produce M16 Rifle
The Pentagon plans an unprecedented move to let South Korea co produce the M16 rifle to speed modernization of its forces facing North Korea. Discussions have progressed since April with approval in principle, and Colt Industries will help finalize the co production setup in Korea while U S troops in Korea remain supplied. South Korea seeks rifles for its homeland reserve forces and regular troops, as well as allied units in Vietnam.
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Washington
Pentagon
South Korea
Defense Department
North Korea
Department
Colt Industries Inc
Vietnam
U.S
Congress
Colt
General Motors Corp
Ypsilanti
Mich
Harrington and
Richardson
Worcester
Mass
Korea
South Vietnam
Professor Receives Honor From Arts and Sciences Academy
Dr. John Raymond Brobeck of Swarthmore gains fellowship in the American Academy of Arts and Sciences among 106 Americans honored. He is physiology professor and chairman at UPenn in Philadelphia, trained at Wheaton Northwestern Yale and joined Yale before moving to Penn in 1952. He joined Monell advisory council last year.
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American Academy of Arts and Sciences
University of Pennsylvania
Delaware County
John Raymond Brobeck
Vassar Ave
Swarthmore
Brobeck
University
Wheaton College
Northwestern University
Yale
New Monell Chemical Senses Research Center
Rockefeller Calls Latin Trip a Tremendous Success
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller says his four stop fact finding mission in Latin America was a tremendous success in revealing what people think. He notes increased friction between the United States and Latin nations and cites ideas for better relations after visits to Bolivia Colombia Ecuador and Trinidad and plans to return to Venezuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy Airport
Nixon
Venezuela
Rockefeller
Peru
Cuba
Bolivia
United States
Latin America
Colombia
Ecuador
Trinidad
Monorail Zoo Soundtrack Creator Shapes Safari Experience
Henry Gregg of Havertown crafted realistic animal sound effects and mood music for the Philadelphia Zoo Safari Monorail. He planned, wrote, taped, and mixed sounds with Recorded Publications Laboratories, tapping animal calls, baby cries, and regionally themed tunes to fit each exhibit.
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Henry Grege
Havertown
Camel
Philadelphia Zoo
Zoo
Haverford Township
Henry Gregg
Henry Gregg, Inc
Grege
Recorded Publications Laboratories
Camden
N. J
Gregg
Grego
Philadelphia
Teachers Appointed by Garnet Valley Interim Committee
Concord report lists seven high school teachers and one elementary school teacher hired by the Garnet Valley Interim Operating Committee. Names include Nancy E. Cummings, James B. Landgrebe, Lewis M. Young, Charlene R. Menkin, John J. Mellhenney, Thomas Juenger, Patricia Hoggins, and Lois Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Garnet Valley
Nancy E. Cummings
James B.landgrebe
Lewis M. Young
Charlene R. Menkin
John J. Mellhenney
Thomas Juenger
Patricia Hoggins
Band Elects Greater Darby String Band Officers
The organization meets weekly at VFW Post 598 at 116 Main Street Darby and seeks new members. Michael J. Meara is president, Raymond Wood vice president, Henry Cooper treasurer, and Joseph A. Marvo secretary. Interested persons may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Darby
Jofficers
Michael J. Meara
Raymond Wood
Henry Cooper
Joseph A. Marvo
VFW
S16
Main Street
Darby
Hew
Borman Weighs Arizona Governor or U S Senate Run
Phoenix AP reports Apollo 9 astronaut Frank Borman, newly named space program field director, acknowledged he has discussed a possible run for Arizona governor or the U S Senate but does not foresee doing so at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Frank Borman
Arizona
U.S Senate
Levitz Opens Ninth Store in Tri-State Shopping Mall
Claymont announces Levitz Furniture will open its ninth store in Tri-State Shopping Mall off Interstate 93 near the Pennsylvania line. The 175,000 square foot warehouse showroom will feature 250 model rooms and a large inventory with immediate availability, aided by electronic data processing. Allen Oxenfeldt named store manager with Maurice Levin as assistant manager.
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Claymont
Hinth
Levitz Furniture
Tri-State
Meyer M. Pollock
Levitz Furniture Corp
Naaman Road
Interstate 93
Pennsylvania State Line
Pollock
Levitz
R. B. Levitz
Lebanon
Ralph
Leon
Poltstuiwn
Kin
Allentown
Levite
Phillip
Gary
Atlanta
Miami
Dallas
Phoenix
Santa Clara
Calif
Othe Claymont
Eadh
Unstown
Lovitz
Whichi
Hon
Allen Oxenfeldt
Wilmington
Maurice Levin
Nakene
Family Doctor explains hypertension terms for lay readers
A doctor explains common hypertension terms in plain language. Labile hypertension means the top blood pressure reading is high and fluctuates widely. Spina bifida occulta is a mild spinal abnormality with no obvious symptoms. Hyperostasis frontalis interna is an uncommon term referring to a raised area on the inner forehead. the overall message is to monitor blood pressure and seek medical advice.
Medical notes on nervous apprehension and spinal defects
A reader reports anxiety around medical exams and blood pressure devices. Discussions cover spina bifida occulta, its X-ray detection, and the phrase occulta signifying no spinal canal bulging. Also noted is Hyberostasis frontalis interna as a thickening of the frontal bone, typically in men over 40, with no clear symptoms and minimal treatment.
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Dauphin County
Russell Kowalsyshyn
Northampton
Pittsburgh
Countian
Lois $. Harper
Borman
Wayne
Brandstadt
Chester, PA
Board of
E. Megronigle
Florida
Tuyer
Mackle Bros
Decker Square Bola-Cynwyd
New Jersey
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