Senate panel scrambles a budget for 1975 76 aid clash
In Harrisburg the Senate Appropriations Committee moves to craft a 1975 76 budget bill that appeases multiple interests while trimming from a House cut. The plan seeks about 30 million in county aid and funds for welfare, prisoners, food stamps, health, elections, and college construction, with cuts aimed at welfare and industrial loan earmarks.
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Teen Challenge drug cure program evaluated by feds
Federal dollars fund a seven year Teen Challenge therapeutic community on a 200 acre farm near Rehrersburg Pennsylvania. The program aims to prove Jesus Christ aids recovery from drug and alcohol abuse with early reports claiming a 70 percent cure rate.
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Plane hostage freed after three day vigil near Boquet Airport
Dominick Pangallo released the stranded single engine plane after U S marshals seized it. He had led a three day protest against Pittsburgh Boquet Airport claiming noise and low flights disrupted his farm life and threatened property. He vows to fight on with lawsuits and a courtroom confrontation planned.
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Teenager on Bridge Threatens Jump in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a 16 year old boy Mike Dingus threatened to jump 80 feet into the Monongahela River from Smithfield Street bridge. After 90 minutes of negotiations, he descended with his girlfriend present. Police will have him examined by a psychiatrist.
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Pittsburgh jobless claims dip amid steel layoffs easing
In Pittsburgh during the first two weeks of June, unemployment claims rose by 2,851 driven by Jones & Laughlin Steel Co. layoffs and other plants, while the second week saw a drop of 1,875 to 47,303. The bureau noted overall improvement and that the latest total is the second lowest since January 3.
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