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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1971

Page

3

Pennsylvania opens new juvenile center for delinquents

Harrisburg reports the state Department of Public Welfare opens a Youth Reception and Planning Center to serve 300 to 350 adjudicated Philadelphia juveniles annually. Partially funded by a grant from the Pennsylvania Criminal Justice Planning Board, the center is housed within the department's facilities.

Harrisburg UPI Philadelphia State Department Public Welfare Pennsylvania Criminal Justice Planning Board Department Cornwells Heights Bucks County Helene Wohlgemuth

Casey cites favoritism in Harrisburg land purchase for lab

Auditor General Robert P. Casey alleged political favoritism in a 25 acre Harrisburg land deal for a Transportation Department testing lab. He urged Gov Shapp to block the acquisition, noting the 1970 purchase at $4,000 per acre raised questions about need, site options, and Planning Board consultation.

Harrisburg UPI Robert P. Casey Transportation Department Casey Milton J Shapp Raymond P. Shafer Robert Mumma Mumma Commonwealth Shafer State Planning Board

Chamber seeks equitable tax climate for Pennsylvania

Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce urged an equitable business tax climate paired with a personal income tax. The group cited past governors’ reports calling for business tax changes and criticized extending the 6 percent sales tax to industrial machinery, advocating two broad-based taxes: sales tax and personal income tax.

Harrisburg UPI Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce Lawrence and Shafer Hibbard

Plans for church rebuilt after fire at Central Christian

UNIONTOWN church plans to rebuild after a fire destroyed the Central Christian Church structure last week. The sermon titled Can We Rebuild Gods House will be delivered Sunday at the State Theater where services start at 10 30 a m and Sunday School at 9 30 a m. A building committee will select an architect for the project.

Uniontown Central Christian Church State

Shafer to Lead Special Commission on Drug Abuse

President Nixon named former Pennsylvania Governor Raymond E. Shafer to head a special commission examining drug abuse and marijuana effects. The panel, active from Oct. 27, will review existing laws and international controls amid a Southeast Asia leisure backdrop at Caneer Bay Plantation.

Caneel Bay John UPI Nixon Pennsylvania Raymond E. Shafer Caneer Bay Plantation White House Southeast Asia H. R. Haldemann

Age-based jury exclusion struck down in Greene County

Judge Glenn Toothman ruled that the Greene County jury commissioners error on excluding residents over 70 from serving on juries. The law requires no age-based disqualification, so the exclusion was deemed improper.

Waynesburg Greene County Jury Glenn Toothman Toothman

Housing shortfall alarm prompts state forum

The Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs says more than 45 000 additional housing units are needed annually for replacement. About 30 percent of 3 700 000 total units are substandard, with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh hardest hit. Gov Shapp and cabinet to discuss solutions at a March forum.

Harrisburg UPI State Department of Community Affairs Pennsylvania Human Services Community Services of Pennsylvania Milton J. Shapp Community Affairs Department Shapp

GOP senators back revenue sharing concept

Sens. Hugh Scott and Richard Schweiker both support Nixon’s federal state revenue sharing plan. They note Pennsylvania would receive 246 million dollars, the third largest total, and stress funds would go to municipalities for local use rather than distant bureaucrats.

Washington UPI Hugh Scott Richard S. Schweiker R-Pa Nixon Pennsylvania Scott

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