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4-B Wednesday, Oct. 24, 1973 Philadelphia Inquirer Protesters Plead or Day Care Suppoi of Senate md Bill Demanded TihT 1 'mil work would be ineligible. "We will have to go back on welfare if we can't put our kids in day-care centers," one woman shouted at Seltzer. "Is that what you want?" Seltzer told the crowd that House Republican leaders believed that the Welfare Department already had enough money to fund the day-care centers. adopted.

The U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare has proposed regulations that would limit Federally supported day-care services to welfare recipients only. If these regulations are adopted, many of the former welfare recipients who send their children to these day-care centers so they can The protesters were the administrators of day-care centers in Philadelphia, Reading and Pittsburgh, and the parents of children who attend them. The group asked Seltzer to support Senate Bill 1057, which would provide about $6 million to make up for possible loss of Federal funds if proposed regulations are WrTn-' fi Tin ifiiiifiiiHniMnifiittiniiiiiTliMiiw ff-nn 183 PennDOT Fires Foreman, Seeks Refund on Overcharges Foirtfhe ultimate mairtini.

HARRISBURG (UPI). More than 100 shouting protesters confronted House Appropriations Committee Chairman Jack Seltzer in a Capitol hallway Tuesday, demanding more money for day-care centers. They walked away unsatisfied after Seltzer declared that he had no intention of releasing a bill providing additional funds at this time. Drugs Fatal To Boyertown Youth; 3 Held A 19-year-old Montgomery County youth died Tuesday of an apparent drug overdose, State Police said. Three of the victim's companions were arrested later on drug charges.

Craig Keeley, of Boyertown, was pronounced dead at 9:45 A. M. at Phoenixville Hospital after State Police found him unconscious in a home in Kimberton. Held on drug charges were Christopher L. Peel, 19, of Walnut and James H.

Fox, 21, of RD 2, both of Phoenixville, and a 17-year-old Royersford girl, whose name was withheld by police. Trooper Robert Jones, of the Downingtown barracks, suspects were found in the home in Kimberton, southwest of Phoenixville, after an investigation. HARRISBURG (AP). refunds of over $20,000 from The state Department of contractors after completion Transportation has fired a of an investigation into mis-foreman and plans to seek conduct in the Westmoreland Officer Gets Thanks For Phone Rescue Enjoy the identifiable excellence of AP iftirepnoto County maintenace district, according to Transportation Secretary Jacob Kassab. He said he reluctantly issued the order to fire Michael Gates on the recommendation of Attorney General Israel Packel.

In a report turned over last week to PennDOT, Packel said that three employes in the maintenance district had said they had worked on Gates' farm on department time over a two-year period. PennDOT has prepared letters to 11 equipment lessors, demanding immediate repayment of overcharges, said Deputy Attorney General Robert W. Cunliffe, who is also PennDOT's chief counsel. He added that the department would file suit in Comonwealth Court if the money has not been received by Nov. 9.

GIN A FIREMAN DOUSES flames at the Chase Chemical Co. in Newark, N. where one worker was killed and 10 were injured in an explosion Monday. Principal Denies Franklin Students Went on Rampage SUPERIOR WINES 4 SPIRITS. INC.

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on a tour of the Police Administration Building. "We thought he was wonderful before we met him," said Marcantonio. "but now, we know that he's A policeman who helped save the life of a 12-year-old South Philadelphia boy got a personal visit and thanks from the boy's family. Nicholas Jvt Marcantonio a 46-year-old bricklayer, took his family, to the Police Administration Building Monday night to present a box of cookies to Cpl. Joseph Foley.

It was Foley who, relaying instructions by telephone Oct. 1, helped Marcantonio dislodge a piece of apple Fashion news with lots of s'ylo. That's what you get whan you follow th fashion scene with Inquirer Fashion Editor Rubye Graham. Read Ruby regularly in the For and About Women section in the Daily and Sunday principal, said he had checked with school faculty members, security men and the student government and was convinced that the culprits were not Ben Franklin students. "Our students leave school at 2:30 P.

M. and two-thirds of them have jobs they must hurry to," Bass said. "This incident didn't occur until about 3:45 P. M. It's more likely that the culprits were junior high school pupils who get out of class about that time." There are three junior high schools in the general area.

The principal of Benjamin Franklin High School denied Tuesday that the school's students were involved in the rampage by more than 200 teenagers on busy Broad st. Monday afternoon. President Judge John Patrick Walsh of Traffic Court, who witnessed the mob damaging automobiles, smashing windows and firing tt least two shots, said he thought the youths might have been leaving Benjamin Franklin High School, a few blocks away. Dr. Leon Bass, the school principal, said he had checked with school faculty dkiy(D)My First Pennsylvania has an unusual offer for you.

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The PUC, in granting the hikes, said similar interstate increases had gone into effect for Western Union Aug. 13 at the end of the Federal price freeze, and the boosts were approved earlier by other states. Despite the $206,000 revenue increase the higher rates are expected to generate annually, the company predicted that its net business in Pennsylvania would still show a slight loss. HARRISBURG (AP). The state Public Utility Commission (PUC) has granted the Western Union Telegraph Co.

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