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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1980
Page
16
Ivania State Health Secretary H Arnold Muller says only about a third of eligible pregnant women and women or children are claiming nutrition funds under the WIC program. He spoke at a capital press conference outlining the underutilization and the need to attract more eligible participants.
Rep. Stephen F. Freind of Haverford wins House approval on an amendment to SB 640 to require state seals on all liquor bottles sold in Pennsylvania. The measure, touted as curbing smuggling, faces Senate concurrence amid opposition from distillers who call seals costly with little effect.
The Pennsylvania House approved an amendment to Senate Bill 237 by a 162 to 24 vote to bar public assistance for non citizens. Delaware County representatives split along party lines with Yes votes from Arty Civera Durham Freind Gannon Ryan and Spitz and No votes from Micozzie and Spitz. Farmland preservation measures passed 177 to 5 authorizing protections for 500 acres or 10 percent parcels with local committees overseeing rezonings. In liquor control, Senate Bill 518 passed 27 to 1 allowing teen events at licensed venues if alcohol is secured. Yes Loeper. No Bell Tilghman.
Harrisburg Rep. Arthur F. Earley of Chester has been named to the Pennsylvania Minority Business Development Authority board as House Republican representative. The board reviews monthly low interest loan requests from minority groups and includes party representatives, cabinet secretaries and gubernatorial appointees. Former Rep. Herbert K. Zearfoss sponsored the legislation creating the authority.
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