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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1977
Page
7
The 95th Congress faced tough finances for Social Security with the House passing final amendments 189 to 163. The vote shows reluctance for tax increases yet belief in solvency for elderly and disabled beneficiaries and working taxpayers. The author cites district residents and personal support for a compromise.
Advice for a 3 year old grandson who wanders while shopping. Recognize attention seeking and curiosity, keep him in sight then reappear calmly to avoid scolding. Use natural consequences and closer supervision, with comfort if upset, and substitute nagging with patient guidance.
The Corry YMCA will check membership status at the desk from January 1st to limit facility access to members only. Members must show cards before using the gym pool locker room or game lobby. The Christmas vacation schedule preempts all activities with open gym blocks by grade school junior high and high school levels and an adult hour.
The Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad commuter service seeks a $4000 monthly subsidy from Allegheny County to continue operations. County reps were absent at the Public Utility Commission hearing, signaling possible disinterest. Administrative Law Judge Edward Ho oversaw the session as the PUC reviews public transportation options.
A San Francisco figure, Fred Politz, known as Santa Claus, has spent 28 Christmases on Sixth Street distributing food, cigarettes, and small gifts to the city’s down and out. He greets, smiles, and hands out meat, bread, chips, and cookies while recalling earlier days of charity. Partners and passersby recall his long-standing generosity and the personal touch of his aid to the needy.
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