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The Pennsylvania
By MASON DENISON
Pennsylvania News Service
Harrisburg As the
of winter begin to whip
battle-scarred Capitol
sending many a squirrel
legislator scampering for
it is becoming fairly obvious
that neither of the two are
pleased by what the blustery
winds are blowing.
winds
across
Hill —
and
cover
For the squirrel it means a
hasty picking of nuts and
thing else that might prove use-
ful in staving off the onslaughts
of the pending battle with the
elements
For the elements
trying to find nut
which to munch—literally that
i in preparation for his
battle next year
in the Legislature
The fight 1956 unquestion-
ably will be a bitter and hectic
affair. All of the 210 members
of the State House of Represen-
tatives will have their seats up
for auction. Half of the 50
any-
it means
some on
is
pending
his seat
over
in

in the same shaky boat.
What makes next year’s {us-
sl2 such a hectic ‘affair stems:
from the fact that the current
1955 session of the Legislature
— headed for a record-br saking
done little to
return

marathon - has
enhance the chances of
of many a lawmaker.
In the main
tain as to just what the reaction
to the current session is among
the folks back home - the peo-|
ple who either put them in or
out of office in the first place.
A few of the bolder
this column has found out, have
10)
run gentle tests of sentiment a-
mong the home folks and
most cases the results have
them somewhat
ken.
many are uncer-
souls,
in
loft
ashen and sha-
Oddly enough this reaction is
limited to either Republi-,
or Democrats - it having
been found present in both cas-
es
not
cans
|

But also oddly enough none
Story:
Hectic Legislative Session
Points To Rough Election
place a finger, or a foot, on the
exact of this political
bristling of the scalp,
cause
The general concensus among
those this column talked to
however sz2ems to center a-
round the point that the Legis-
lature just done anything
exceptionally constructive in the
hasn't
ten months it has been in ses-
sion.
And interestingly, many feel
that the folks back home are
not too concerned over the
length of the session— the phy-
sical length of time being un-
important if they would only
accomplish something construc-
tive.
If this is the case — and we
would personally like to believe
it is - then it reflects a growing
change among the electorate of
the state whole, a change
from the old idea of zipping in
and out of Harrisburg hurriedly
and slam-banging through legis-
as a
"lation with equal dispatch.
Contemporary problems fac-
ing
lar-plus governmental operation
Pennsylvania's
today are too complex and all-
encompassing to be the
quick treatment
given
Adequate study and t'me for
is now a
law-
of legislation
for Pennsylvania's
however at the same
time in l2ngthy sessions there
should some accomplish-
ments, of which to date there
have bezn very little
®-
review
must
makers
he
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SALESMEN NAMED | greament persists over budget
Mildred Frank was the stu-| requests - all this notwith-
dent who sold the most maga- standing the fact that the new |
zine subscriptions during the 1955-57 biennium is now nearly
subs § g
vecont annual campaign at Don-
Frank
sold subscriptions amounting to
egal High School. Miss
$97.70.
John Martin was second, Pat-
sy Secachrist, third and Marie ed the list of subjects on which
Ebersole. fourth. Other high neéw legislation can be intro-|
were Patricia Charles,| duced, although a few new a-
salesmen
James Rutt, Carol Ginder, Shar-| long With some
feel that they have been able tol James Hecht.
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REG. 98¢
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ron Baker, Kenneth Wittle and been tossed into the legislative
| hopper. Among thee are those
| that would:
Amend the Soft Drink Law
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Thursday, October 20
LEGISLATIVE
ROUND-UP
Harrisburg -PNS-
vania's lawmakers are in recess
Pennsyl-
once again this week but not
until after the Hocse of Repre-
sentatives staggered through
sessions last week extending
into Saturday. The Senate met
| and went home the early part
of the week [
As customary little was ac-
complished of any outstanding
note, The Senate wrangled and
| hassled over a subsidy bill for
Pennsylvania's dollar-dry school
| districts - upped the amount or-
| iginally set up by the adminis-|
| tration, sent it back to the
House for concurrence where it
went to conference’ committee]
in a snit and wrangle.
the
| mains as far away from a S0- |
lution as it was ten months ago|
avhen the lawmakers first gath-|
| ered for the 1955 session.
Taxwise Legislature re-|
Budgetwise agreement be- |
tween administration and anti-|
| administration "forces is as far |
| apart as ever
(Length-of-session-wise all |
| are generally agrzed that the |
i stalemate could drag over into |
| 1956.) 1.
| The Houge last w2ek had be-|
| fore it another bill that would
provide for Pennsylvania to pay |
a tax on the amount of federal]
they pay. Highly |
insofar as consti-|
the
of a con- |
than |
income tax
| questionable
tutionality
is as
is concerned,
more
vehicle
measure
stitutionality test
anything else.
| State aid subsidies to hospit-
| als, homes and universities
|
|
five months old with sub-
sidy payments for the biennium
having been made as yet.
On the new-bill front, law-
"makers have virtually exhaust-
no
old ideas have
to require display cards to bear
the seal of approval of the De
partment of Agriculture along
with a statement that the drink
is harmless;
Create © a completely new
class of liquor licensees to be
known as '‘retail distributor li
censees’’;
Extend the time for school
employes to apply for certain
retirement credits following
military service;
Establish a State Department
of Recreation in Pennsylvania
State Government; |
Prohibit the op=2ration of mo-
tor vehicles in which internal
parts of mufflers have been re
moved;
Increase registration fees for
motor vehicles and some truck
trailers and tractors;
Authorize the appointment of
depositories for funds
by the county treasurer
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