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A bill which would add a second judgeship to Centre
County has been passed by the Senate Judiciary
Committee and now faces debate on the floor. The bill
provides 16 counties with a total of 21 new Common
Pleas Court judges.
Local responses have been varied, but most Centre
County lawyers feel the extra judge would relieve the
Court of some of its immense workload.
"I think we need it," one State College attorney said.
"We've needed it for a long time."
Centre County's current judge, R. Paul Campbell,
Tentative budget approved by Pa. House
HARRISBURG (AP) The House
passed a stripped-down state budget
yesterday with the hope a committee of
six legislative leaders would eventually
rewrite the spending plan.
The $5.2 million budget doesn't have
extra aid for schools, money for the
Crime Commission or other programs
House members wanted.
Actually, except for one change, it's
the same budget the Senate gave the
House two months ago.
Majority Leader James Manderino
convinced rank and file members to pass
it anyway with the idea that the con
ference committee of Senate and House
leaders would produce a better spending
package.
If the conference committee restores
programs, taxes will have to be in
creased.
The House already has refused to
Eco-Action to hold
recycling program
The Eco-Action recycling center
will re-open Saturday, July 9, after
being forced to close in late May,
Theresa Kerchner, Eco-Action
president, said.
The center will accept glass, tin and
aluminum cans, aluminum foil and
newspapers on alternate Saturdays
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The truck
receiving the recyclables will be in
parking lot 83, ,off Park Avenue next
to the flower gardens.
The collection bins have been
removed, Kerchner said, so it's very
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disagrees. He said despite the workload there is still no Richard Sharp of Phillispburg, who is also seeking
backlog of cases in the civil or criminal courts. election, was unavailable for comment last night.
"I can't see why we need an extra judge if all the work Sen. J. Doyle Corman, R-Bellefonte, said recently the
is being done," he said. bill has been in the state legislature for two years. lie
Charles C. Brown, Jr., who is among those vying for said that during that time it had been the subject of
the Centre County judgeship when Campbell retires, several "power struggles."
said it could initially cost the state as much as $200,000 "The proposal must survive several key tests before
to provide quarters and staff for the new official. All of it wins final approval in the General Assembly," he
this would be added to his $45,000 yearly salary. added.
If the bill becomes law, the new posts will be filled by
Brown, a Republican, said he would conduct his gubernatorial appointment until the elections in
campaign on the basis of only one vacant post. November, 1979.
increase the state's 2 per cent income
tax to 2.35 per cent to pay for increased
school aid.
Leaders also have talked of remQving
exemptions from the sales tax and in
creasing the corporate income tax.
The budget vote yesterday was 110-87,
with most opposition coming from
Republicans.
The Senate must now act and late
yesterday it was unclear what leaders
planned.
Sen. Henry Cianfrani, chairman of the
Appropriations Committee, told
reporters he would urge the Senate to
concur and send the budget right to the
governor.
He did not explain his stand, which
would leave schools in his Philadelphia
district without the extra money they
desperately want.
recyclables unless the truck is there.
The University is worried about a
litter problem if people leave the
papers at the site, she said.
The operation was forced to close in
May because the Salvation Army was
not picking up the papers, Kerchner
said.
Previously all the money had gone
to the 'Salvation Army but now the
funds will be divided among the
trucker, local associations helping
with the program and Eco-Action,
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Senate concurrence would also violate
the agreement with the House.
And it would leave the Senate without
any funds after July 1.
The House's one change in the budget
was the removal of Senate expense
money. House members figured that
would insure the Senate would reject the
budget and send it to conference com
mittee.
' Senate Majority Leader Thomas
Nolan seemed more aware of the
moneyless prospect.
"There's no way we can operate," he
said.
He said he expected to have the
Senate's stand on the budget
straightened out by Wednesday morning
when Democrats caucus,
Republicans said any budget that
comes out of the conference committee
will mean higher taxes.
Free U courses meet tonight
The following Free U courses will
meet tonight:
"Models of Student Participation,"
7:30 in 171 Willard.
"The Spring Creek Pollution Problem,"
at 8 in 265• Willard.
"Introduction to the Baha'i Faith," at
8 in 309 Boucke.
"Gay Conscience-Rasing Groups,"
8:30 in 304 Boucke.
Collegian notes
A meeting to organize the Eco-Action
recycling program will be held 8 p.m.
tomorrow in 316 HUB.
The Young Socialist Alliance will
sponsor "The History of the U.S. Labor
Movement" 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in 69
Willard.
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Including our special summer drinks
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cation: 101 Hiester
Call: 234-0845
The Daily Collegian
possible
The committee's budget "will be
higher than any appropriations bill we
have voted on so far," said Rep. Jack
Seltzer, R-Lebanon.
He noted that after the budget comes
out of committee, "This General
Assembly never supports anything less
than either body has already agreed to
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spend.
make my judgment from history,"
said Seltzer, who has served as both
majority and minority chairman of the
House Appropriations Committee.
The conference committee would
consist of three representatives and
three senators. The budget compromise
that they develop then goes to the House
for approval.
At that point, the House and Senate
can only vote yes or no on the budget.
They cannot make further amendments.
The Penn State Vets organization
meets 8 tonight at 227 E. Nittany Ave. ,
Women United will make plans for a
Jo-Ann Farr committee picnic 7:30
tonight in 321 HUB.
FSHA 330.1 invites anyone to attend
their "Day in the Old South" luncheon
11:45-12:45 today in the Maple Room of
Human Development building.
The FSHA 330 beach bums offer a
seashore supper 5:15-6:15 tomorrow
night in the Maple Room.
A two-session bicycle repair workshil
will be offered twice by the Women'•
Resource Center. Sign up at the Center
108 W. Beaver Ave. or call 234-5222 in th
evenings. Donation is $l. First session i
July 5-6; second, July 11-12 at Strath.
Bicycle Shop.
Wednesday, June 29, 1977-