Penn State President Warns of Tuition Hike Amid Budget Crisis
Penn State President Eric A. Walker says the university faces its most serious financial crisis since the downturn, forcing possible tuition increases as the Shafer administration struggles with a $150 million tax gap and delayed state reimbursements. The university has borrowed about $18 million since July to cover obligations.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Today in History highlights key events on December 7
The summary notes events across years including Pearl Harbor in 1941, Mary Queen of Scots birth in 1542, Delaware ratifying the Constitution in 1787, James Madison's election in 1808, Van Buren's 1836 win, Hoover's 1931 refusal, and other historical items. It references Yugoslavia policy, JFK at SAC underground post, and Syria Jordan tensions, with a Harrisburg return.
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Pearl Harbor
Mary Queen of Scots
Delaware
U.S
James Madisson
Martin Van Buren
Herbert Hoover
White House
Atlanta
Yugoslavia
John F. Kennedy
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
Syria
Jordan
Hussein
Former aide in Cuba for own reasons
Army Maj Richard H. Pearce a Vietnam veteran and former top aide to Lt Gen Thomas W Dunn disappeared from Fort Sam Houston Texas and resurfaced in Havana Cuba claiming to act for personal reasons. He says his 4 year old son attends a Cuban government kindergarten and Pearce teaches English at a Havana language school while his ex wife seeks custody.
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Cuba
Army
Richard H. Pearce
Thomas W. Dunn
4th Army
Ft. Sam Hounston
Tex
Pearce
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Communist party
Granma
Maximo Gork
Houston
John C. Mitchell
Education chief warns segregation dangers in U S schools
Harold Howe, U S education commissioner, compares segregation to a South Africa like system and urges integration to build one society. He cites studies showing limited gains from segregated to middle class schooling and says substantial Northern city integration will take years.
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JACK MILLER
Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP
Harold Howes
U.S
South Africa
Howe
are
Taxpayer Seeks Name for Foreign Aid Plan
A letter to the editor from Arthur Gardner of Hollywood argues foreign aid programs should bear a taxpayer’s name. He recalls Hoover and Marshall Plans and says his money funds half the world, urging the plan be titled the Gardner Plan.
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WASHINGTON
Ashington Post
Arthur Gardner
Hollywood
Bla
Elman of Hobby Lobby Dies at 67 in Clifton
Dave Elman originator of the radio program Hobby Lobby died Tuesday at his Clifton home. He was 67. Hobby Lobby, a program on the value of hobbies, began on CBS in 1937 and was a Wednesday merit offering.
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CLIFTON NJAP
Dave Elman
Hobby Lobby
Columbia Broadcasting System
Clark Names Committee To Support Re election Bid
Senator Joseph S. Clark unveiled Dr Edward Litchfield as head of a statewide committee to back his 1968 bid. Litchfield, Potter County resident and SCM Corp. head, previously led the University of Pittsburgh as chancellor for a decade. Regional cochairmen include George M Leader Robert P Casey Gustav Amsterdam Irving Levitt and Everett Zurn.
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HARRISBURG
U. S
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Edward Litchfield
Litchfield
Potter County
SCM Corp
Uni
Clark
Pennsylvania
George M. Leader
Robert P. Casey
Gustave G. Amsterdam
Irving Levitt
Southwest
Everett Zurn
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