Cheyney Budget Miracle Boost Backed by Irvis
In Harrisburg Cheyney State appears to gain a near 15 percent funding increase from 7.7 million to 8.7 million after a lobbying push by students faculty alumni and friends. House Speaker K Leroy Irvis supports the boost amid lingering budget cuts for other state colleges and questions about race in the lobbying effort.
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Harrisburg
Wade Wilson
Cheyney State
Thornbury
Cheyney
House
K. Leroy Irvis
Dallegheny
House Appropriations Committee
Milton J. Shapp
Senate
Pennsylvania
Michael Hershock
Irvis
State Secretly of
John C
Cheyney Budget Boost Seen From State Leaders
Harrisburg political figures discussa plan to fund Cheyney State College to meet federal desegregation demands. Edinboro Slippery Rock and others cited as comparison, with Edinvis and Pittinger named as key supporters. A $1 million increase is anticipated to expand facilities and attract white students to the Thornbury campus.
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Cheyney
U.S. Office For Civil Rights
Pennsylvania
Stop Sign Spat Between Ridley and Rutledge Near Sutton Avenue
A raised stop sign on the Ridley Township Rutledge border sparked a dispute after a relative of a township commissioner was ticketed for allegedly running the sign at Sutton Avenue and Melrose. Officials from both towns clash over policing authority and safety measures, with meetings planned to resolve the issue.
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Ridley
Township- Rutledge
Sutton Avenue
Melrose
Ter- Trace
Rutledge
Ridley Township
Linden Avenue
Morton Police
Edward McGaughey
Police praised for EMT training impact in Nether Providence area
About a year after a letter urging better police emergency training, Parkside Brookhaven Nether Providence and Upland officers are lauded for adopting an EMS technician program. Off duty officers trained during spare time now often provide first aid and CPR before ambulances arrive, saving lives and setting a commendable example.
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the Times
Parkside
Brookhaven
Neathern Providence
Upland
Providence
Giant $700 billion debt sparks inflation fears
Wilbur T. Brader, Jr. in Media argues the federal deficit fuels inflation and burdens Americans on fixed incomes while claiming the debt benefits international bankers and the federal reserve system. He questions Congressman Robert Edgar’s remark that the debt is “owed to ourselves” and highlights the impact on savers amid high prices.
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Mars
Equator
Cong
Robert Edgar
Edgar
Federal Reserve System
Wilbur T. Brader, Jr
Confused finances at Aston seniors group on school budget
The Aston Senior Citizens Group questions Penn-Delcoa School Districts 1977-78 budget of 4,976,545 claiming the 33.4 mill tax increase is unwarranted. They cite a 149,381 rise in expenditures from 1976-77 and argue a 6.4 mill increase would suffice, accusing officials of miscalculation and waste of tax money.
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Aston Senior Citizens Group
Penn- Delea
Ball Park
The High Cost of Schooling
A countywide look at school budgets shows proposed tax millage increases amid declining enrollment and rising education costs. The piece argues that schooling quality is not guaranteed by higher expenses or salaries. It cites graduates from small country schools and notes craftsmen and architects trained outside formal sports-centric schools.
Its Possible Its Your Choice By Robert Schuller
In a crowded airline terminal a young woman’s choice to treat others as friends or enemies is shown. Attitude shapes relationships and can create necessary friends rather than enemies. Reverend Schuller emphasizes freedom of choice in life, career, and marriage.
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Robert Schuller
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Daily Times
Edinboro
Slippery Rock
Caryl Kline
Pittsburgh
John
Mike Hershock
Times
Rutledge Borough
Ware County Times
Delaware County
Rufus F. ‘Wal Léchell Winkler
Donald T. Beideman
Er Jf, Gapwldinanan
Rere Murugge
Clifford Rainey
Halus Ewing
Reverend Schuller
Garden Grove
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