.".17%• • ; 4 ,t 4( P4' . , ' #4;4 . • %••••••••?... :s • tf , .. •• • <,•:. . ,4*.` :~ ~J'Sa ~~~{`iijs{~ ~` >5 s%' ~; x:;::~: Republicans push state budget over the wall By TIM PETTIT Associated. Press Writer HARRISBURG (AP) With outraged Democrats wearing black-and-white skunk buttons to show their displeasure, House Republicans gave final approval last night to Gov. Dick Thornburgh's $10.6 billion budget. The 1982-83 budget bill, approved 102-93 along party lines, provides a less than 5 percent increase for governinent spending and requires no new taxes. The budget passed last night does not include the University's appropriation for 1982-83. Penn State, which is a state-related institution along WI -:••••71Tori' '''' c' ..-..,r- .„•-,. , 'f,...*". sh",' ~ ..e ..‘,l, ‘''.‘,o;' . ~' --°, ~..40,71.. A!, • t s'.,' • ' 1:•)'..., .**;1.0"" ''''' :,, i •••. 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British destroyer attacked; 30 feared dead By The Associated Press by a missile and caught fire, "which spread out of Argentina's military government did not and told the stunned legislators the number of control." immediately issue a report on the sinking of the deaths could be as high as 30, An Argentine jet fighter blasted a missile into British news media said the seven-year-old HMS Sheffield, but claimed two'out of three "Nearly all the ship's company and the captain the British destroyer Sheffield yesterday and as Sheffield, one of the most modern warships in the Harrier jets attacking a dirt runway at Goose are accounted for," he said, and were picked up by many as 30 of the 270 crewmen were feared killed Royal Navy, sank after being hit by a missile fired Green, 40 miles west of Stanley, were shot down. It other British vessels. as they abandoned the blazing hulk, the British from a French-made Etendard fighter-bomber made no mention of a raid on the main Falklands In other developments in the rapidly escalating Defense Ministry announced. from a distance of more than 20 miles. The reports airfield at Stanley. conflict, the United States announced that some Although the ministry did not say the ship sank, said the Argentine pilot of the land-based jet fired Both the Stanley and Goose Green airstrips personnel were being evacuated from the U.S. it reported the crew was ordered overboard • two missiles, one missing and the other scoring a were pummeled by British warplanes Sunday in Embassy in Buenos Aires because of Argentine "when there was no longer any hope of saving the dire& hit on the Sheffield's control room. the first major strike of the air-sea offensive fury at America's support of Britain. The British ship." .McDonald said all the destroyer's surviyors launched by Britain to recapture the barren government reported "no progress" in efforts to Falkland Islands 250 miles off Argentina's find a peaceful solution, and Ireland dropped its Argentina's counterblow came as Argentine were picked up. rescue craft continued searching for survivors The Sheffield was in the British battle fleet of at southern coast. backing of Britain and called for an urgent U.N. from the cruiser General Belgrano, sunk in the least 27 warships and more than 40 requisitioned British Defense Secretary John Nott, Security Council session to end the bloodshed. frigid waters of the South Atlantic on Sunday by a civilian vessels enforcing a 200-mile blockade confirming the first loss of lives by British forces U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar British submarine. Argentina announced that at around the disputed Falkland Islands, which were in the warfare, initially told the House of said he had given both sides ideas of his own for least 680 surivivors have been rescued, leaving seized April 2by Argentina. Commons "twelve men are missing and there are settling the conflict and expected replies by today. about 360 sailors still missing. McDonald also announced that a British Harrier likely to be other casualties" from the loss of the Britain said the Sheffield was inside the British Defense Ministry spokesman lan jet was shot down and the pilot killed during a raid Sheffield. blockade zone when it was hit. McDonald said the 3,660-ton Sheffield was struck on the airfield at Stanley, the Falklands capital. Within minutes he said he had new information Please see related story, Page 8. ".%' , , ;„, ; ; , ~•• 1 ' '';,. `, '; ' i / .' 4 ' ' ~ ' / %.'- , t. . the , ~ 5 . , ,, ; ~ , ,i .., it :%;Z: ‘ l ,."' ',; '; ' ,.,e'' ' '. 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' t h e . , „ „...,. i ''.7 ›'::ef..''s'N'''''''',; ''';;'''' ,%.. ~, o', ..,,,,,Z., , ..,0 4'..,e,'',. ''''''''' '‘ 'r Y r . k 'k r r K . ,''',/, '''' ' '' ''.›>" ' with the University of Pittsburgh, Temple University and Lincoln University, receives its funding from the state's non-preferred budget, which is not included in the general funds budget. The House has not voted on the non preferred budget. In February, Thornburgh proposed a 6 percent increase in funding for the state-related institutions. Penn State would receive about $1.43 million in Thornburgh's proposal. For the third straight year, Republicans pushed through the budget without allowing lawmakers to add amendments. The same strategy was used in the Senate, where the spending plan passed on a 26-23 party-line split the daily . „ . r. • • . . , ~„ . . . • ••••'• •-• • •„. - • • • " • •• . . •-• . • . • •• • . . -• • • .• • • • ,;;;• 1 S .•'•••• • •• • • • •• • • •••• • . • iii 20° . 0 , Wednesday May 5, 1982 V p o ub l. l B ls 2, o N d o b . 1 6 Published ys9tud2e4ntPsaog p n e iv n e n r s s y l t i y v a P n a i a ril t P a a t e . l u 6 n B i o v 2 ersi ty of The . , on. Monday The push by House Republicans prompted many Democrats, who said the budget process "stinks," to wear buttons showing a skunk with fumes rising from it. Because the budget came from a House- Senate conference committee, parliamentary rules prohibited lawmakers from doing any more than just voting "yes" or "no" on the spending plan. The budget provides an extra $72 million for Democrats said the budget had built-in school districts, but even with that amount the e state's share of basic education costs will drop deficits and would require a tax increas before the fiscal year ends on June 30, 1983. However, to 39 percent, the Democrats said. The state is supposed to pay 50 percent. Thornburgh's budget office said April's tax collections were $53 million above estimates Lawmakers scrapped Thornburgh's proposal xi i;=-'' kfr Block. t . ct t t t •• By CHRIS NOONAN —increasing the allowance for improvements to "We've had to come a long way to get to this Collegian Staff Writer $160,000. point and we've had a whole series of budgets," • , At a public work session last Tuesday, the Lawlor said, "but it's still a matter of urgency The State College Municipal Council has council tried without success to eliminate some because we must get started on construction on eliminated three projects from its tentative of the 16 projects listed on the tentative budget. projects while weather is favorable." Community Development Block Grant budget The budget at that time was $1,020,500 well "There seemed to be strong feelings against solving the problem of the proposed budget over the $705,000 in federal funds that will be street lights and park acquisition," he said, being $315,500 over the allotted amount. ' available to State College each year for three "and the compromise seemed agreeable to ._,The proj,ects_th,at are_Rot included in a new, years as a result of its being designated a _ Wakeley." tentative' budgerreleised yesterday are: a Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area last Council member Mary Ann Haas said she is - $160,000 park land acquisition project, a $70,000 summer. not very happy with the tentative budget: "I street light improvement program for College Since the work session, Council President disagree with several of the items and would Avenue and a $20,000 piogram to provide Joseph Wakeley Jr. has met several times with like to come up with my own list." temporary parking while the proposed Fraser Block Grant Director Henry Lawlor and As to whether the three projects that have Street parking garage is under construction. Municipal Manager Carl Fairbanks to been eliminated will be voted on when the In addition to dropping three projects in the streamline the budget in efforts to give the budget comes up for final vote on May 14, budget, the council redistributed funds council a more workable document. Wakeley said they have been voted out "by allocated for three other projects. "We sat down and reviewed the council's implication" but added that any council About $95,000 was cut from the original views on the various projects to see how we member may reintroduce an item at that funding amount for flood control for Orchard could get down to the $705,000," Wakeley said. meeting . Park and Corl Street, and the plans for handling "And I think this is a budget that includes the problem will be spread over a two-year projects about which the majority agree." Council has scheduled a public meeting for period instead of being completed in one year. "No matter how we total it, we have to come 11:30 a.m. on Friday, May 14, at which $150,000 will go to the project the first year. up with $705,000," he said, "so if we want to members will vote on each of the 12 items on the Maintainence improvements to Bellaire change something or add a new project we'll proposed budget. Court senior citizens housing have been reduced have to switch money from one item to another While Lawlor said the Friday morning by $15,000, according to the budget. to create a new project." meeting may make the session less accessible The two project reductions left about $94,500 The tentative budget is a compromise, put to the public, Wakeley said the meeting time. for reallocation, and this money was added to together in a hurry, worked out between the was the best the council could do in light of the amount scheduled for street improvements municipal staff and the council. Lawlor said. recent scheduling difficulties. . • • Riots spur sanctions increase in Poland By THOMAS W. NETTER Kiszczak said police detained 1,372 people would not tolerate street rallies and marches Associated Press Writer during the rioting, and that at least 72 police that began with a counter-May Day parade here officers were injured in street battles. The and in other cities last Saturday. WARSAW, Poland (AP) Rioting broke out number of civilian casualties was "still Monday's protests, the most violent since yesterday in the Baltic port city of Szczecin for unknown," he said. December, broke out in the capital and across the second time in as many days, while in "The most serious incidents took place in Poland during Solidarity-sponsored Warsaw authorities reimposed a night curfew Warsaw where police decided to disperse demonstrations marking the anniversary of the as well as other martial law measures. aggressive groups," the army general said. country's liberal 1791 constitution. The scope of It was not immmediately clear in which other "The incidents lasted until late night, and the disorders suggested that the anti cities the restrictions went into effect, but the similar excesses were repeated today government outbursts had been coordinated. East German news agency ADN said the (Tuesday) in Szczecin." Newspapers and other sources reported curfew was imposed in Warsaw, Szczecin and Authorities reimposed curfews on Warsaw disturbances Monday in Warsaw, Gdansk, Gdansk. residents which begin at 9 p.m. for youths under Szczecin, Swidnik, Gydynia, Lublin, Elblag, Disorders in Szczecin, a provincial capital 18 and midnight for adults, the Polish news Torun, Krakow, Lodz, Bydgoszcz, Gliwice, about 15 miles from the East German border, agency PAP, reported. Both end at 5 a.m. They Wroclaw and other cities. were announced in Parliament by Interior also banned meetings of student clubs, Police using tear gas, water cannons, Minister Gen. Cieslaw Kiszczak in a review of dikotheques and all entertainment, PAP said. concussion grenades and flares fought rioting Monday's clashes between police and Solidarity . On Sunday, the regime lifted the curbs which unionists, their supporters and youths outside union supporters in Warsaw and at least 13 were first imposed when the military . Communist Party headquarters here and the other cities. ' crackdown began last Dec. 13, but warned it Parliament as well as on a major bridge and indicate the budget is "right on target." "This budget is designed to fund state government for nine months," said Minority Whip Leßoy Irvis, D-Allegheny. "I am predicting that those who vote in favor of this budget eventually will be faced with the need to finance the deficits that surely will follow this budget," he said. to dole out money to school districts in a lump sum "block grant," move critics said would just hide cutbacks in education funding. The highway budget contains $l4 million less for maintenance than the current year's. PennDOT officials blamed that drop on falling gasoline tax revenues and more highway funds being used to pay for the state police. The budget includes $7.2 billion for the general fund; $1.2 billion for PennDOT; and $2.2 billion in federal funds; $66 million to make up shortages from the current budget and the one before it; and $32 million in supplemental appropriations for the current budget 4, The University Faculty Senate approves three recommendations concerning the University's •grade change policy Page 4 weather Partly sunny and hazy today with highs near 80. Increasing cloudi ness tonight, lows near 46. Partly cloudy, warm and humid tomorrow with a chance of a thundershower. —by Mark Stunder Comics/crossword News briefs Opinions Sports State/nation/world. inside index
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