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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1976
Page
2
In this column the writer argues against House Bill 2144 redefining strikebreakers to include nonstriking employers and managers. It claims the measure harms labor, risks halting essential duties, and could deter industrial expansion in Pennsylvania, risking job losses for local workers.
A letter from Tessie recounts surviving a harsh family life with Big John, a vodka bottle, and a chaotic kitchen drama. She writes of love, fear, and resilience, praising a father figure while detailing a turbulent domestic scene and a dramatic barbecued moment.
Census Bureau data compiled in America's Children 1976 show nearly 21 million school aged children have working mothers. With fewer adults able to stay home, day care demand rises as postwar baby boomers reach parenting age. Facilities exist in public and private sectors, and informal arrangements with relatives persist.
We summarize major types of child care services including family day care homes centers and employer funded centers. Family homes offer nearby care with small groups though may be unstable and poorly paid. Day care centers number about 20,000 and serve up to 10 percent of preschool children. they can be far from home but provide stability. Employer supported centers exist in offices and communities with subsidies or joint funds. Preschools and kindergartens enroll more children now. they cost more and operate only parts of the day.
The report notes Assemblyman Forest Hopkins argues against tax increases with June deadlines looming. It lists major budget items sliced by the Senate and House, including welfare, education subsidies, pupil transport, prisons, and health, bicentennial, and private college aid. It also mentions defeated amendments on defense cost funding and a reduced home office allowance, plus a wage raise for state employees. A separate Amtrak piece details subsidies, executive expenses, and lavish spending, with calls for federal revenue sharing and budget scrutiny, plus uprisings of resolutions on land condemnation, salary boards, Medicaid, post offices, and government bureaus, amid two capitol bomb scares.
A former investigation details Amtrak executives charging lavish meals drinks and travel to taxpayers. Vouchers show VP Bruce Pike spent 6550.50 entertaining federal officials while others mixed first class air travel and club memberships with government figures including lawmakers and White House aides.
A grateful family thanks State Police Troopers Buckshaw and Faith Elgin Beaverdam Fire Department Chief Al Cox and the Junior Fire Department for their professional search efforts that reunited Tammy with his family. The note praises their control and efficiency and urges continued public support.
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