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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1977
Page
3
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Secretary of State Cyrus Vance may lengthen his mission to seek consensus on an Arab Israeli settlement after Syria rejected a meeting of regional foreign ministers. He met King Hussein in Amman while considering return visits to other capitals in shuttle diplomacy style.
Harrisburg AP reports four million welfare checks will stop Monday as the legislature fails to pass a state budget. About 604,000 recipients lose benefits mainly for food medicine and rent. emergency food stamps will be issued for those lacking funds. Philadelphia accounts for roughly 337,000 recipients amid statewide layoffs in welfare and health services.
Gov. Hugh Carey signed a bill requiring dog owners in New York City and Buffalo to clean up after their pets. The measure, taking effect August 1, imposes fines up to 100 dollars, with police and sanitation officers empowered to issue tickets. The bill credits the pooper scooper device for easier cleanup and cites parks, streets, and sidewalks in Manhattan as hotspots.
Oil City writer Jack Payne narrowly escaped death when his car left Route 27 north of Pleasantville and plunged into Pine Creek after the Enterprise bridge washed out by floods. The Erie Times News reporter escaped with cuts and bruises, and salvage workers then attempted to retrieve the vehicle as witnesses described a sideways slide into the creek.
Dr Imogene Mayfield of Dallas Texas runs an ad declaring patient rights to know available medical services and costs. The 68 year old physician placed the notice after a Supreme Court ruling allowing attorney advertising. Her ad lists prices for deliveries and abortions.
Gerald E. Surmacz of Wall Pennsylvania sues Marshall University and the West Virginia Board of Regents for 150000 dollars in compensatory and punitive damages and reinstatement to the clinical psychology program. He alleges denial of admission to candidacy for a master's degree twice and denial of a clinical internship at a Veterans Affairs hospital near Pittsburgh, claiming he had 93 of 36 required hours completed and the internship would complete the rest. University officials cite federal privacy laws in declining to discuss the suit.
About 45,000 women and children lose extra food as Pennsylvania Health Department halts WIC due to no budget. Deputy Secretary Morton D. Rosen says federal funds pass through the General Fund and are impounded without a budget. Grocers are told not to cash WIC checks while stopgap funds expire.
More than a billion pounds of ink are used annually across the United States and Canada, a figure supplied by Inmont Corp. The mass is roughly equal to seven million New Yorkers, illustrating the vast scale of the printing industry.
Nancy Zahnle, 15, aims to swim 16 miles from Mayville to Celoron on August 10 at Lake Chautauqua. If successful she would be the third woman to complete the feat, following Barbara Shopland in 1975 and Laura Hayes in 1976, with a potential Olympic goal for 1984. The story notes historical times and emphasizes endurance and schooling plans in medicine and nursing.
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