Parochial School Aid Backers Push State Bill
Annapolis AP advocates of direct state aid to nonpublic schools pressed a 15-senator bill before the Senate Finance Committee. They argue textbooks transportation and other services would aid Catholic schools, while opponents call the plan unconstitutional and a democratic mandate breach. Money estimates range from about 17.9 million to 104 million annually. Gov Mandel says no funds are available this budget year. Civil liberties groups warn aid sustains religious and racial discrimination, with critics noting segregation impacts and schooling choices.
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Nixon Defends Social Program In Special Message To Congress
President Nixon defended his revamped social welfare program in a special Congress message. He signaled backing away from broad welfare reform, focusing on reorganizing and scrapping past human resources activities while insisting reforms will cut waste and concentrate on effective programs. He pledged to strengthen aid to families with dependent children, pursue new health insurance legislation, empower tribal governments, support the equal rights amendment, boost college aid, and back a tuition tax credit for nonpublic school families.
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Pa Lottery Ads Removed Over Chinese Insult
Gov Milton Shapp ordered dismantling of Pennsylvania lottery ads after complaints they insult Chinese people. He told lottery director Henry Kaplan to remove the "No lickee, no money" ads from billboards and displays immediately, calling the slogan in poor taste and not suitable for a Commonwealth sponsor.
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Eisenhower's Son Plans To Leave Military Life
Washington reports David Eisenhower grandson of Dwight D. Eisenhower and son in law of Richard Nixon will be separated from the Navy on his 21st birthday March 21 after two years and five months of service. He is one of 2,437 officers to take early release.
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