Deadline Nearing for State Property Tax Refunds
State officials urge seniors and disabled residents to file by June 20 to receive rebates up to 200 dollars. Eligible Pennsylvanians include those 65 by end of 1974, widows over 50, and permanently disabled with income under 7,500. Claims require 1974 tax receipts and, for renters, rent proof. checks distributed in late summer.
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Cartoonist Matt Walker Wins International Comic Award
Swedish Academy of Comic Art names Matt Walker of King Features Best International Comic Strip Creator of the Year for Beetle Bailey. The award, announced by president Sture Hoegerfars, notes Beetle Bailey’s syndication in 1,200 newspapers across about 25 countries and 11 languages, reaching seven million readers daily. The award includes a small Adamson wooden statuette.
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Slippery Rock Music Department Hosts Summer Light Classics
Slippery Rock State College music department presents Music for a Summer Event on June 24 at 8 15 p m in North Hall North Uall with works by Vivaldi Mozart Beethoven Gershwin and a Godspell medley Outdoor amplification lets listeners sit in the music lounge or courtyard Refreshments by College Union Summer Program Board Admission is free Large city Chittagong in Fast Pakistan has 270 000 population.
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Rise in Electric Heating in New Homes
A joint HUD and Census Bureau report shows electric heat in new homes rising from 6 percent in 1972 to 42 percent in 1973, while natural gas use declined. The trend indicates a shift toward electric heating in newly built residences.
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South Africa starts television after decade lag
In Johannesburg crowds watch color TV as South Africa begins broadcasting, ending a 10 year wait. Test programs run two hours daily until full service on January 1, 1976, with five hours of sports weekly and a proposed black language channel by 1979. Estimates show licensing fees and ad revenue will fund the service, amid mixed critic reactions about content and imagination.
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