Financing Pennsylvania Wildlife Program Expenditures
The August Sai News article by N E Slaybaugh, Comptroller of the Game Commission, lists the Game Fund expenditures for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1984. It details totals of 2,056,860 for land and leases, and itemized costs across programs including propagation, enforcement, publications, bounties, wildlife research, training, and licensing. The piece notes the agency is self supporting through license fees and Game Fund revenues, with a total that year of 3,625,109.49.
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Gama Commission
Sai News ‘Eartin
N. E.slaybaugh
Pennsylvania
Slaybaugh
Gama Fund For Wildlife Management
Maine
Game Commission
eetOr Fay
Gate Commission
Sylvania
New York
Department of Forests and Waters
GM to Maintain Large Plant Operations After Fire
GM will keep operating its large plants despite a major Livonia fire. The company will not split facilities but will expand fire protection across 120 U.S. and six Canadian plants and 18 foreign sites. Initiatives include fire walls, expanded sprinkler systems, dual water sources, standby diesel pumps, and enhanced fire brigades trained with the GM Institute and Flint fire department.
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New York
General Motors
McGraw
Hill
Gms
Tire
Secaaitilon
Livon‘Ja
U. S
Livonia
Ous
GML
Flint
Mith
GM Institute
Plint
Corporation
Buick
Frigidaire
Firemen Elect Officers at Central District Convention
CURWENSVILLE Pa The Central District Volunteer Firemen’s Association wrapped up its annual convention with a 60 unit parade. Har Legrand of Philipsburg was named president succeeding P R Hillemat Jr of Curwensville. Other officers include Theodore Wood Chester Hill first vice president Albert Price Tyrone second vice president Donald G Isenberg Huntingdon third vice president John A Moyers re elected secretary Mitchell Damus re elected treasurer. The gathering drew 700 delegates from 167 companies. Next year’s convention will be in Philipsburg.
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Curwensville
Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Har Legrand
Philipsburg
P, .R. Hillemat Jr
Curwensvillé
Theodore Wood
Chester Hill
Albert Price
Tyrone
Donald G. Isenberg
Huntingdon
John A. Moyers
Clearfield
Mitchell Damus
Dubois
Hospital Richer By $100000 for cancer therapy
Pittsburgh Mercy Hospital received a 100000 gift from United Steelworkers president Philip Murray. The funds will fund a new comfort therapy department to fight cancer and other diseases.
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Pittsburgh
Mercy
Ber Wy
United Steelworkers
David It
McDonald
Philip Murray
Boy Drowns At Redd's Beach In Charleroi Pa
An eight year old lad, John Arthur Duttine, son of Mr and Mrs A W Duttine, drowned while swimming with friends at Redd's Beach near Charleroi in Washington County.
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Charlerol
Redd’s Beach
John Arthur Duttine
A. W. Duttine
Washington County
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Lems
Monroe County
Tomurkeys
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Game Fund
Morris’ Taxi
Scheer
Fifth Avénue
Peris
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Indiana
Fall
Garay
Burmel
Pappy
Cloud
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