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2 a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SUNDAY MORNING. JUi. 12- 1967 Blighted-Housing Drive Opens Aug. 1 ihalted the flight of business to while," Bacon said.

"But we, The U. Continued from First Page Department of; Urban Develop-j Public Duped On Meat Laws, Green Charges suburbs ana provided we nave to try ana una out wnat Housirs and told planning officials in; iag program is cApeneu iconomic Dase to permit me we can ao. end of the month. McLaughlin, tn mnvo fnru-arrt on the MrT.an?hlin said thp i said. The city would receive new Dhase of the urban renewal in "national Dolicv as a shock JIa' Projects which would million annually in Federal pr0gram.

to some cities, but not to Phila-' get priority for funds would, subsidies. Bacon also said that civil delphia." He added that the citv have to contribute to renewal! I ITIinnC WANTED. Those eligible for public hous-, rights groups had helped to had actually "been out in front of slum areas, highlighted by HtltliUilO ing could lease private apart- switch the thtnkmg of the the Federal Government decay, high tensions lnqu'rer Washington Bureau WASHINGTON. July BY N. Y.

PUBLISHER ments. The Federal Govem-jera Government by going into'in some instances the great social expau-ment would pay part of Model Cities nroeram and Government has scrapped noli-ision of housins for low and rent, depending on the tenant's he neighborhood rehabilitation1 cy as the result of some of thejmoderate income families, and 'kller. ''k i i itypes: fiction. non-TietioR, poetry, icnotariy trtfl income. programs on a large scaie.

iuiins uau uune in uie uevnopraeni 01 new jod oppor- turns wioe. htnt tooklrt NS-2S Vmtati Preit. 120 tunities. The city alsu expects Federal, it may be rough going for a urban renewal field." approval tor a six-montn planning grant for the Model Cities program in North Philadelphia I this month or in early August. William J.

Green' Phila.) ehargfd en Satuiday that many consumers in Pennsylvania are bsing "duped atd endangered" becaure one-fourth of the fresh meat and half the. processed meat sold in tbe State comes from meat plant; not subject to inspection. The Philadelphia Congress New scenic routed PHryn Ac UNCERTAIN ON TOTAL i But McLaughlin said the! Model Cities operational phase probably will not start until I next July 1. He anticipates at i to the West Coast, least $10 million annually for years, for a concentrated the Caribbean on Bdtafc drive on social, economic and physical ills of the area. The city will also apply for 6 percent of the $250 million bonus program set up by Con nn man said this "deplorable situation" pointed up the need for a toucher Federal meat inspection law.

INFREQUENT CHECKS Under present law, only meat plants dealing in interstate commerce are subject to Federal inspection. Green said Philadelphia, Reading, Wilkes-Barre and a few other cities require inspection of meat shipped into thtir markets. For the rest of the State's FrTrn et Cue gress lor the Model uties pro- gram. This would be about $15; top OoHJ'HJHJ' illiiiJl AP Wirephcto Larry Taylor, 7 (right), of New York, is welcomed at Lancaster by Alan Killian, at whose country home Larry will spend the summer. It is his second vacation Mith the Fnntiseo million, and would be a one-shot grant for North Philadelphia housing rehabilitation.

McLaughlin said aid for all four phases would total at' least $138 million. He said the city was "entitled to" a much larger share, but the extent of consumers, Green said, the vol untary State la on meat in Metallurgical Research Aid spection applies, and the result it will depend on funding Grant to Drexel Congress. er slaughtering plants are m-epected only infrequently. First, it's a Pan Am Jet to Spanish-Savored Puerto Rico. Then board Delta for colorful Jamaica, next to gay New Orleans, and finally to glamorous Los Angeles or San Francisco before you Jet back home on Delta.

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He said the t. J. Slx ZTdxx students for the City had actually begun limited developing its department of first yMr and 10 or the second neighborhood rehabilitation as metallurgical engineering. jand third years will be support-ar back as the late 1940s with Dr. William W.

by the grant. Drexel also tne East Poplar project. Drexel's president, who made; will be able to acquire and! v. ar finallv faein? un to BILKED BY SCIENCE With ore than 4.500.000 hogs, cattle, caives and sheep lughtered each year in Pennsylvania and orly eight veterinarians working in the meat hygiene section of the State De fujj the announcement, said it is 'remodel additional laboratory problem of helping the peo- partment of Agriculture, rrotection of th public is im- inc iarsesc flA spate ana uo equipmem. i pie wno do not have sufficient possible," Greer said.

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