Press releases, official House of Representatives, 1973

Mixed in are newsletters "Harrisburg Report" and "The Jim Kelly Report."

January 5, 1973, Rep. James B. Kelly has been appointed to three Standing Committees.

January 15, 1973, scholarship applications are available.

January 16, 1973, House Citation passes to posthumously commend McCandless Township policeman Albert. W. Devlin.

February 12, 1973, Rep. James B. Kelly has been appointed to a task force to review Pennsylvania’s penal system.

February 15, 1973, the task force to review Pennsylvania’s penal system is about to begin.

February 23, 1973, Rep. James B. Kelly and Rep. Joseph Rhodes will visit Western Penitentiary.

May 3, 1973, State Scholarships are available for those attending college.

May 7, 1973, Rep. James B. Kelly calls for exemptions from State’s personal income tax increase.

June 6, 1973, Rep. James B. Kelly has a new district Administrative Assistant.

June 7, 1973, Rep. James B. Kelly chosen as “Prominent Young Pennsylvanian.”

June 21, 1973, Constituents may apply for flood relief grants.

August 10, 1973, Rep. James B. Kelly has been appointed Chairman of the House Bipartisan Committee to investigate the existence and adequacy of legislation regulating private security guards.

August 23, 1973, publications available at district offices.

October 17, 1973, the state spending needs a realistic ceiling.

November 9, 1973, Governor Milton J. Shapp has signed Rep James B. Kelly’s House Bill 30.

November 12, 1973, new amendments to the State Park Rules and Regulations.

December 11, 1973, the latest edition of “The Game Laws” is available at Rep. James B. Kelly’s district offices.