18—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 21,1969 ■gga "~:r?;~'ramraxaw A View From The Governor's Office By Gov. Raymond P. Shafer ■SSrS'?r , \' t ..v More and more I am coming and mortar; it is not an institu te the belief that we are enter- tional crisis; it is a PERSONAL ing a new Age in this Nation in crisis. That is why we are hav the area of State and local ing riots in the steaming ghettos government—an age where the of megalopolis. That is why people regain their voice and your job is the toughest in their involvement. America today. And as part and parcel of this When the critics talk of the Age, there will be a new and urban crisis, they state time and strengthened alliance between again that the city is or is be the State House and City Hall, coming “ungovernable.” They All too often lately I have aie not saying it is “unmanage heard the phraseology of the able” but rather “ungovern- State’s NEW role in the Federal able ” System This is not a new role There is a very subtle but but rather its traditional role very real distinction. The first which has been dormant. is conceived in the frame of re- There are those who speak of feience of manipulation while and work for a polarization of the second is conceived in the City-Federal relations. And in fine art of friendly persuasion, many instances, I must admit, Therefore, the art of govern they call upon hard and distui b- ment constantly demands that ing facts to buttiess their case we seek out new ways, new Yet this is not the answer That methods for achieving our com is NOT if we tiuly wish to pre- mon goal of a stable, function serve the demociatic process in mg, concerned and meaningful this Nation and the Federal Sys- society. tern of Government. In this, Pennsylvania is tak- The Urban Crisis is a People ing a very active role. However, Crisis. It is not a crisis of bricks our efforts are not directed at Red Rose DAIRY FEEDS “BEST OF FEED" for every breed. Decide today to use them on your farm! furthering one level of govern ment over another, but rather in providing the executive framework and legislative tools necessary to recapture this sense of COMMUNITY that is making itself felt across the breadth and width of our Na tion. Primary to this effort was the creation of the Pennsylvania De partment of Community Affairs in July, 1966. This was the first such Department formed in the Nation and has been a leader in the development of methods and programs to meet the so called “urban ciisis.” We have put actual dollars in to such vital programs as Model Cities, 0.E.0., Urban Renewal, Housing, Recreation, Mass Transportation, and others. —ln the summer of 1967 we made $700,000 available to our cities to start Model Cities Planning—Federal funds were not forthcoming until October. —We have put $3 million of State funds into the State O E O program—the only State in the Nation to do this. —We developed a tax credit program through our Neighbor hood Assistance Act to get in dustry and business involved in the ui'ban crisis. This will cost the State approximately $8.75 million over the next five years. The first credits were granted this month. —We initiated a hard-core manpower training program last year with $6 million in State funds. This guarantees a job at the end of the line. Our first graduates—all jobless be fore —are now earning S 5 an hour as heavy equipment opera tors. BETTER FEEDS for cows pay off handsomely The best feeds you can buy for your cows are the best invest- ment that you can make! FLORIN FEEDS have been tried, tested and pro\ed suc- cessful as a means of increas- ing milk production and main taining good health. You'll ap preciate the difference they'll make milk checks! t U^e£sz WOLGEMUTH BROS., INC Mount Joy, Pa. -We were the first State to we appropriated some $l3 m: initiate a State Renewal pro- lion in this field, jram in 1949 and last year alone (Continued on Page 19) LISTER DIESELS SALES ■ PARIS - SERVICE Lister Diesels can be mounted on various pieces of equipment. Also Creamery Package Bulk Milk Tanks C. B. HOOBER & SON Intercourse, Penna. to dairymen in the size of your Ph. 653-1451 DISTRIBUTOR FOR We sell from 3 1-2 K. W. to 100 K. W. Generator Sets. FREE ESTIMATES ON SET-UPS Such as: Irrigation, Refrigeration, Electric Generating Plants, etc. ll Phone: 768-8231 ;, f vJ
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