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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
6
A 7 year old driver from Spartansburg was cited after allegedly running a red light. Dale L. Blakeslee of BC 1 faced the charge in Paragram City. Riera, a Union City plant employee, reported windshield damage to her car at work.
State Welfare considers diverting about 100 million dollars yearly from direct medical payments to a health insurance program. Federal funds may mirror this amount. health cards would resemble private sector IDs. Proposals are sought to underwrite the plan, with cost depending on feasibility studies and ongoing surveillance to ensure safe, efficient hospital stays.
Washington AP reports scientists will start testing convict volunteers with a new preventive cholera serum. Dr John Seal, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, says the vaccine could offer about two years of protection, longer than present serums. He cautions it may not be ready for use in current overseas outbreaks.
Albert E. Benson 77 lifelong resident of R D 1 Columbus died at his home at 8 a m. He was born in the same house where he lived his entire life and worked for Erie Railroad during World War I. He later served as a maintenance man for Lott sville Telephone Co and ran a garage before and with his brother ran the family farm until April. Survived by his wife Opal Willey married Sept 7 1957 at Union City and one brother Archie. Services at Bracken Funeral Home with burial at Wrightsville Cemetery. Friends may call 2–4 and 7–9 p m. tomorrow.
Former Aero Supply chief William H. Coleman announced Twin Industries in Cheektowaga will phase out over 12 months with efforts to sell the plant. Twin Industries now employs zero workers, down from 1,650 a year ago, as the board of Celebrator Corp, parent company of Twin, cites low aerospace demand and high debt. Coleman resigned as board chair and director amid the move, noting potential opportunities in pollution control and environmental programs.
Three scientists have built a palm sized computer to warn heart care patients of trouble. It detects ectopic beats that may lead to dangerous fetal like fibrillation and stops pumping. Alarm gives about three days to seek medical care. Researchers include Dr John W Gotan of San Francisco and two Californians with offices in Castro Valley.
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