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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1971

Page

2

Prohibition Echoes In Modern Cigarette Bootlegging and Tax Threats

The piece contrasts Volstead era bootlegging to modern cigarette bootlegging costing Pennsylvania up to 35 million dollars in lost taxes. It notes 18 cent per pack state taxes and an expected 179 million in tax revenue, while federal 8 cent tax adds to the burden. It highlights cross state tax disparities and possible national cigarette tax proposals. The section shifts to a Washington note on Senator Phil Hart launching a Senate probe into health costs and Medicare fraud, targeting hospital equipment kickbacks, fraudulent doctor charges, and blood bank profiteering, warning of higher premiums and taxes.

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Hospitals, Medicare Fees Stir Public Outcry and Probes

A Senate inquiry uncovers billing fraud and neglect in hospital and nursing home care. Cases include a Liberty lawyer's aunt charged $150 monthly for daily visits that occurred weekly, and a Grand Rapids couple facing $6,000 in disputed charges after a long illness. Hart reports widespread hospital cost abuses and delays in formal action. Air Pullout The withdrawal of US troops from Vietnam progresses, with no further air-power cuts planned. The Navy and Air Force have reduced peak Vietnam air capability by half but still field over 400 aircraft. A Congressional Club cookbook controversy shows officials using official stationery for fundraising. The bimonthly review closes with a commentary on the enduring power of the spoken versus printed word.

Liberty N.Y Alfred Beck Medicare Beck Social Security Robert Ball Vietnam Nixon U.S Air Force Navy

Free enterprise fuels American progress say local column

Dillon SC Herald argues that real successes come from individuals and corporations. It lauds suburbs built by private developers and consumer goods as proof that free enterprise unlocks creative forces. The piece urges less government economic intervention to sustain national progress.

Dillon S.C Herald

Corry High star Jim Kelsey earns third all state nod

Corry high school standout Jim Kelsey, stellar junior guard, is named to the third team on the Associated Press all state eleven. Salvation Army Christmas House opens in Corry in front of the former Montgomery Ward building to collect donations for needy families in Corry and nearby areas. A Quincy Orphanage donation vote was held by the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs. Lewis Nye's West Columbus home.

Jim Kelsey Corry High Allale Associated Ress Salvation Army Corps Corry Quincy U.B. Ladies’ Aid Society Lewis Nye West Columbus Avenue

Eddie Arcaro Bets Like An Investment At Tropicail Park

The famed jockey Eddie Arcaro, at age 55, surveys the Tropcail Park Race Track with Joyce Cramer as a computer predicts horse data but cannot gauge a horse mood. He says he bets rarely, treating it as an investment. Arcaro ranks among racing greats like Sande, Longden, and Shoemaker, with his last four races noted.

Eddie Arcaro Tropcail Park Arcaro Joyce Cramer Hightstown N.J Aracaro Cramer Earl Sande Johnny Longden Willie Shoemaker Newport Walnut Hills Eddie

Legal extortion by Bill Eaton and welfare concerns

A letter-like narrative criticizes federal welfare policy arguing that families with many children receive escalating aid including food stamps medical care rent subsidies and tax breaks while the payer bears the burden. The author cites a welfare spokesman and contrasts claimed unfairness with personal finances and moral frustration. It also recounts Eddie Arcaro's racing career and views on education and Montessori schools.

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