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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1977

Page

2

Flaherty Resigns Deputy Attorney General After Eight Months

Former Pittsburgh mayor Peter Flaherty resigns as deputy attorney general to "explore" running for Pennsylvania governor, citing the Carter pledge to four-year service. He had promised to serve four years, but leaves after eight months, with Griffin Bell noting difficulty finding four-year appointees.

Pittsburgh Peter Flaherty Pennsylvania Carter Department of Justice Griffin Bell Flaherty United States FBI Law Enforcement Assistance Agency Mr. Flaherty

Confusion Over Federal Taxes Sparks Corrected IRS Figures

Paul Harvey cites a Roper poll showing three of four Americans confused by tax forms while IRS data dispute Carter era claims. IRS totals show a $10 000 earner pays 10.3 percent, a millionaire pays 49.2 percent. A waitress case shows $53 739 tipped annually, revised to $2 400 taxed plus 5 percent penalty. Includes names of lawmakers and state officials.

Roper

Mental Health Demand Grows Amid Stress and Aging Admissions

Sylvia Porter reports a surge in Americans seeking mental health care by 1978 with 69 million admissions since 1975. Two thirds used tax supported public facilities, 47 percent involved inpatient services, 50 percent outpatients, and 3 percent day treatment. Adults 25 to 44 form 38 percent of admissions, under 24 years for 36 percent, and those over 65 only 5 percent. An estimated 12 million receive traditional medical mental health care through non-psychiatric channels. In Washington, Andrija Artukovic faces possible extradition to Yugoslavia for WWII Nazi crimes after decades of asylum in the U.S.

U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Artukovic United States Hitler Third Reich Yugoslvia

Guide to Fees and Titles for Mental Health Professionals

A digest on how states license mental health workers by degree, the meanings of terms like licensed psychotherapist and certified psychotherapist, and how training affects care quality. It notes that personal rapport and cost influence choices, and observes wide fee disparities across practitioners.

Ex Nazi Artukovic Case Hints at Deportation Action

Ex Marine General clashes with State Department over the Artukovic case as Cyrus Vance era prompts possible deportation. Justice Dept may proceed once a fair trial is assured, with Artukovic facing potential year long delays. White House backing pushes actions against Nazi suspects including Valerian Trifa. Carter White House also hires Len Hirsch to boost lobbying efforts despite protests over private consultants.

Leonard Chapman Carter State Department Marine Corps State Cyrus Vance Artukovic Justice Department Artukavic White House Immigration Service David Crosland Valerian Trifa Romania

Police Stop and Frisk Rights Examined in Court Ruling

A legal discussion outlines when police may stop and frisk a private citizen for weapons. Courts require reasonable fear of violence, not mere hunches. Several cases show admissibility depends on concrete grounds or reliable tips. The piece cites public service from the Pennsylvania Bar Association and mentions political lobbying by a White House adviser.

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