Budget time in Harrisburg as Shapp unveils 5.6 billion plan
The 1975 76 budget faces stern reaction from state workers colleges and social workers. With a $400 million deficit next year the plan hinges on either higher taxes or deeper cuts. Lawmakers brace for partisan bickering as they decide who bears the pain.
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Milton J. Shapp
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Sewage Plant Push Aims to Boost Pennsylvania Economy
Regulators and environmentalists tout sewage facility construction as a fast acting economic tonic for Pennsylvania and the nation. President Ford releases 9 billion in grants, expected to create 80 000 direct and 360 000 indirect jobs nationwide with Pennsylvania receiving 248 million for about 4 400 direct and 20 000 related jobs. Groundwork exists for many projects but bureaucratic red tape could delay full impact.
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National Wildlife Federation mulls new Indian policy
At the federation convention in Pittsburgh Nevada delegates push a resolution urging Congress to study and legislate to amend Indian treaties to grant Indians the same privileges as all citizens. They warn liberal policies threaten conservation while citing Boldt's fishing ruling and calls to compensate tribes with cash or land.
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George Boldt
Carl N. Crouse
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Herbert Lundy
Portland
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Columbia River
John McGuire
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