Pennsylvania tuition aid defense delayed by Supreme Court ruling
Harrisburg officials study the Powell decision as the state defers tests on auxiliary services and textbook loans for nonpublic schools. Justice Department may file a rehearing petition while about 70 million dollars in cigarette tax funds await use to aid private education amid a two program cost near 30 million per term.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Department of Justice
U.S. District Court
Philadelphia
U.S. Supreme Court
J. Justin Blewitt
Supreme Court
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William B. Ball
Ball
Blewitt
Justice Department
Milton J. Shapp
Conversion of plants revives a Pennsylvanian mill town
In Martin's Creek Pennsylvania J Allan Machier of Conagra converts abandoned cement mills into flour mills to supply bread for 30 million people within 150 miles. The first mill now grinds 600000 pounds daily. He plans more sites including Hudson New York and salvages cement for profit. The projects create jobs and renew the village.
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Martin's Creek
UPI
Pennsylvania
Delaware River
J. Allan Machier
Conagra, Inc
Omaha
Nts
Mactier
Conagra
Hudson
N.Y
Martin’s Creek
Richard Grucella
Board of Supervisors
Randolph reveals testing planning for sulfur control
Sen. Jennings Randolph announces the Interior Department will test a 30 megawatt fluidized bed boiler at Monongahela Power Co. Rivervale plant in West Virginia. The $5.8 million OCR program contracts Pope Evans Robbins Inc. to build the boiler generator, aiming to curb sulfur oxides and expand coal use in power plants.
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Randolph
D-W.va
OCR
Local notices and community briefs across Preston County
A fragmented page description lists section headings and local notices from Preston County areas. It mentions area notes from Fellowsville Masontown Mt Morris Tunnelton and Tunnelton Woman's Viewpoint plus hospital notes and classifieds.
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Billy Graham
Fayette-Green
Grafton Page
Hospital
Just Between Us
Ida Beverage Kilpatrick
Knowledge
Preston County
Ray Martin
Statehouse
Washington Met
Adaline
Moore
Fellowsville
Friendsville News
Masontown
Mt. Morris News
Tunnelton News
Paper Wins Public Look at Records
The Chester city records on registration and use of city vehicles must be released to the Delaware County Daily Times under the right to know statute. Judge C Norwood Wherry ordered the disclosure after a Friday hearing as the newspaper pursues a series on municipal vehicle use.
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Times
Arthur E. Mayhew
Mayhew
Subscriptions Rates For West Virginia and Pennsylvania
Newspaper offers home delivery options in West Virginia Fayette and Greene counties PA and Garrett County MO. Prices include 25 cents for a single copy and weekly rates for morning evening and Sunday. Mail rates show one year two fifty and six months fourteen fifty for daily and Sunday. Sunday only one year twelve dollars and six months six fifty.
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West Virginia
Fayette and
Greene Counties
Garrett County
Budget paralysis leaves Pennsylvania short of funds and payrolls
Harrisburg faces a stalemate as the House Senate Conference Committee fails to agree on a new budget. Democrats offer 142 million in tax relief versus Republicans 324 million. The Shapp administration halted all checks delaying welfare payments to about 92,000 recipients.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
House Senate Conference Committee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
House
Robert Butera
Montgomery
Butera
Shapp
Treasury Department
Steam excursion from Chicago stops in Connellsville
Steam excursion from Chicago will stop in Connellsville as part of a lengthy trip. The report by George A Crago and Humphrey H Horse notes the stop amid a busy schedule and ongoing developments along the route.
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Chicago
Connellsville
George A. Crago
Humphrey H. Horse
Hootnamville
Railroad Historical Society
Washington
D.C
Roanoke
The
Railroad Society
Fort Wayne
Ind
Brewster
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Hagerstown
Free Elderly Transit Begins Across Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania launches a free mass transit program for residents over 65 funded by lottery proceeds. About 1.2 million eligible. $13 million allotted for participating bus and transit firms with off peak service starting this month.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania News
U.S. News Weather
West Virginia News World News
Labor Connell
Eyesore of the Week
Farm Page
Furfari
Snarte
Tunnelton
Panorama
Family Weekly
Morgantown
Sunday Dominion-Post
H.C. Greer
Morgantown Post
Dominion-News
West Virginia Newspaper Publishing Company
Greer
West Virgina
VA Andi
Keystone
No. 1
Hoomami
Suncrest
High Street
Chico's Dairy
Hotidan Swi
Fadlock
Pharmacy
Morgantown, W.va
Rogers
Sterling
Your Walgreen Agency
Richwood
Willey
VIMCO
University Ave
Foodland
Monongahela
Contadina
Oodland
Friend's Westover
Dunkard Avenue
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