1: Fri 4 THE SPRINGFIELD UNION, SPRINGFIELD, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1957 17. 1 Nurse Regulation Bill Is Advanced Boston, July 1 The Senate day advanced the bill to regulate practice, of nursing. In other action, it rejected the bill to merge the Boards of Registration in Nursing and the Approving Authority of Schools for Nurses and Practical Nurses. There was a great deal of debate about the regulation bill, during which Majority Floor 'Leader Charles W. Hedges (R-Quincy) objected it would impose a heavy cost on those in nursing homes who are cared for by unlicensed practical nurses.
He said such nurses will take rather than face an examination, and that the bill is designed to raise nurse pay. His amendment to exempt such nurses was rejected. Sen. Silvio 0. Conte (R-Pittsfield) said the Hedges amendment would take all the meat out of the bill.
Sen, Maurice A. Donahue (D- Holyoke) agreed with Conte and said that the bill is designed to protect the public. It was pointed out that nursing homes may operate without licensed persons if the state approves, Senate Confirms Washington, July 1 -The Senate today confirmed by unanimous voice vote the nomination of Leo Hoegh, former Republican governor of Iowa, to civil. defense administrator. Hoegh, who was" defeated' for reelection last year, succeeds Val Peterson.
Peterson has been nominated to be ambassador to Denmark. The Senate also gave unanimous voice vote confirmation to Richard E. Horner of- Arlington, nominated to be assistant secretary of the Air Force. The nomination of Lt." Gen. Blackshear Morrison Bryan as Three Nominations 6:00 P.M.
LOCAL NEWS WHYN. 560 FIRST WITH 'THE GAS MART STATE HOUSE NEWS FURCOLO'S PLAN FOR CONSUMERS COUNCIL LOSES 1 House Rejects Cost of Bill u. Cited in Debate Boston, July 1 On a 121-106 roll call today, the House rejected a recommendation of Gov. Furcolo to establish a consumers council. Majority Leader John F.
Thompson (D-Ludlow) was unable to gain support for a milder version of the bill. Says Something Needed Rep. Nathaniel Tilden (R- Scituate) said the bill would cost more than $120,000 a year. It would have a $12,000 a year attorney and three other staff positions at $7000 a year in addition to the 10-man "unpaid" council. Thompson argued that something must be done to protect the consumer at Department of Public Utility hearings.
Rep. Stephen T. Chmura (D-Holyoke) said that since 1950 prices have gone up 17 per cent and there haroteeen no concerted effort to the public. Minority Leader Frank S. Giles (R-Methuen) said the bill is nothing but necessaries of life commission, which the state already has.
Oppose Measure Working hard against the bill year. as they have successfully in the years since the measure was first advocated by former Gov. Dever during his administration were the lobbyists of the utility and insurance companies. roll call on the bill among Western Massachusetts legislators was on straight party lines. except for Rep.
Enright (D-Pittsfield) voted with Republicans to reject. the bill. Not recorded from Western Massachusetts was Rep. Kingston (D-Springfield). The defeat of the bill in the Democratic House was brought about primarily through eastern Massachusetts Democrats who joined Republicans against the State House Briefs Franklin Fund Study, Boston, July 1.
On the desk of Gov. Furcolo, awaiting his signature, is a bill to have a special commission decide what to do with a trust fund, now worth $1,500,000, left by Benjamin Franklin in 1790 at 1000 pounds. Matched with Carnegie funds in: 1890, the money was used to establish Franklin Technical Under the terms of Franklin's arrangement fc the money, the entire amount is supposed to go to the state and Boston in 1990, the city to receive a little over 25 per cent. Chicopee Bill Changed The Senate approved a further to the bill to have amendment. Works do flood control work: on Montgomery St.
Brook. Now bill requires the state tell the city how much must be paid by the city towards the work and requiring that the work must begin within 60 days after the city has turned its share of the cost over to the state. Last week the bill was amended to include culverts and other connected work. Chicopee Firemen's Hours The Committee on Cities this afternoon, after hearing, gave a favorable report to legislation to let the voters of Chicopee vote for a 48 hours week for Chicopee fire fighters. Senate Ways and Means The Senate Ways and Means Committee gave favorable reports to bills to make a division of civic education in the State Department For The FOURTH Make It A SNAP! Buy Your 1 FILM at BLOOM'S MOVIES STILLS Color Black White BLOOM'S PHOTO SUPPLY, INC.
211 WORTHINGTON ST. OPP. LOEW'S POLI THEATRE FREE PARKING ACROSS STREET 1 state. Lang said it would mean enlargement of state Public Works to many times its present size. He doubted it would be "conducive to sound engincering" and suggested it might "dilute" competitive, road building aspects.
Drug Sale Law The House passed the bill to stiffen the laws on the sale and distribution of narcotics. An amendment to make sentences for second offenses not subject to suspension was adopted and the bill was passed. MDC $20,000,000 Recreation The House Ways and Means Committee today gave a favorable report to legislation for a 000,000 program for recreational development of the Greater Boston area by, the Metropolitan District Commission, at rate of no more than $5,000,000 a year. Maritime Academy Money A bill to allow expenditure of $93,000 for repairs and improvement of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy was favored by the House Ways and Means Committee. Gov.
Furcolo had called for $150,000. Oppose Recreation Board The House Ways and Means Committee gave establishes report to the bill to Massachusetts recreation board, For Death Penalty Study The House, with almost no. debate, passed the bill to have a special study made of the abolition of capitals punishment. Rep. George (R-Newton) observed that now pending before the governor are petitions for clemency for four convicted point- first degree murderers.
Rawson. ed out that in each case the jury could have, but did not, call for the life sentence. Vote for the study was 46-61 and Rawson was unable to obtain a roll call. BIG FIREWORKS DISPLAY Washington July 1 (P)-One of the largest United States fireworks will displays light the in sky July 4 at the 'annual Independence Day program at Washington Monument grounds. The celebration, with massive set pieces and hundreds of booming attracts thousands of spectators.
A floating body displaces its lown weight of water. Education; to further define how state-aided housing projects may be sold; and to have a special recess commission study rap id transit facilities in metropolitan areas. Civil Service Notes State Civil Service said that Norbert W. Gonyea and Norman Petrie are eligible for Longmeadow plumbing inspector. Certified for five openings as part-time recreation leaders in Westfield were Ernest F.
Morrill, Joseph J. Jachym, Jeanne M. Mango, Sheila A. Stucenski, Mary F. Burke, and Florence A.
i. Nadolski. Tax Bills Reported The Committee on gave adverse reports on bills to establish a minimum excise tax on cars; to deduction for dependent spouses under the state income tax law; and bills relating to collection of the cigaret tax, paying income taxes in installments and taxing intangibles of corporations. YSB Camp Bill Passed The Senate, passed bill to establish forest and farm camps to be under the Yotuh Service Board. Wheaton Bill Passed The Senate passed the Houseapproved bill to allow, Wheaton College to increase the size of its endowment and holdings.
County Pay Favored The House passed the bill to give county employees a pay raise totalling about $750,000 similar to the raises state employees last year finder the Barrington Hurt Worker Pay Study Without debate, the House passed the bill for a special investigation of the insurance companies in the injured worker, workmen's compensation law. Public Works Revolving Fund Commissioner of Administration Francis Lang today said he would not forward to the legislature the legislation asked by Commissioner of Public Works Sheridan for the establishment of a revolving fund for the use of federal grants in aid to the WITH THE WINGS OF THE FLYING 4. NOW AT 1214 COLUMBUS AVE. CORNER OF UNION STREET TYDOL FLYING 'A' GASOLINE FREE VALUABLE GIFTS i 4 OPENING SPECIAL FREE 1 WITH 8 GALS. 4 PIECE PLASTIC .14.
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Richard L. Strong said that because of the shots she is not worried about her, daughters. "That," she said, how great my faith is in the vaccine." Public Will See Coolidge Homestead Plymouth, July 1 (P -The Calvin Coolidge homesteadwhere Coolidge was sworn in as President of the United States by his father--will be opened to the public as a historic shrine on Independence Day. The Vermont Historic Sites Commission said the home has been restored as it was on the August morning in 1923 when Col. John Coolidge.
a notary public, administered the oath of office to his son by the light, of kerosene lamp. John Coolidge, son of the President, gave the house to the Historic Sites Commission last fall. It will be open all summer and into the fall, with a 25-cent admission charge for adults. Rescued Cuban Had Lost Hope Key West, July 1 (P--A Cuban who spent nine days on a raft without food or water after the motor vessel Tropical sank in the Gulf of Mexico was brought to Key West today. Prudencio Anguela Perdoma, 48, told an interviewer he had "lost all hope of rescue" when the oil tanker Mobilgas, en route from Beaumont, to Providence, R.
picked him out of the turbulent Gulf yesterday. He said he last saw his 11 shipmates clinging to a small lifeboat and he believes that some may still be alive. Perdoma climbed aboard an oil drum raft after the Tropical keeled over the night of June 21. "I had no food or water and I got so thirsty I once drank some sea water, but it made me he said. "Sharks came around but I wasn't worried about them, Delightful! Samovar VODKA Made from grain.
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