Environmentalists clash with Shapp budget in Pennsylvania
Environmentalists challenge the budget proposals from Gov Milton J Shapp and House Republicans for Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources amid fiscal disputes.
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Newspaper
Sunday Dominion Post
Location
Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1973
Page
3
Environmentalists challenge the budget proposals from Gov Milton J Shapp and House Republicans for Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources amid fiscal disputes.
Harrisburg reports the House panel enters its second phase, expanding probes into a state police wiretapping scandal. Hearings resume Thursday with a focus on the George Washington Motor Lodge in King of Prussia and the November incident involving foreign wire attachments.
U S Rep Daniel Flood urged creation of a national disaster agency to coordinate rescue and rapid recovery within 24 to 48 hours after catastrophes. He spoke at a disaster planning conference in Wilkes-Barre, citing Hurricane Agnes as proof of urgent need and announcing plans to file legislation that summer. Delaware Valley attendees included 11 states. Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg pressed for nationwide mandatory catastrophe insurance to cover uninsured Agnes losses.
An armada of concrete canoes will take to the Schuylkill River for the Intercollegiate Concrete Canoe Race. Boats from the University of Pennsylvania Delaware Drexel Lehigh Temple Villanova and Swarthmore College entered in the first edition of the world’s event.
A chicken's heart beats about 300 times per minute revealing the bird's fast metabolic pace. The fact highlights the remarkable physiology of poultry and their circulatory efficiency in compact living systems.
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