Welfare fraud inquiry sparks public accountability debate
A caller claiming to be Erie County Welfare Board staff questioned a previous report on welfare recipients earning more than 12 000 a year through government programs. The Journal asserts legitimate aid is fine but criticizes excessive spending and calls for scrutiny of welfare files. The exchange hints at wider reforms to curb abuse.
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Erie County Welfare Board
Welfare Department
Journal
Thinking
The Fraternity Of Sports Writers And Their Colorful Lingo
A veteran columnist critiques sports writing’s endless flood of synonyms and grandiose phrases. He mocks phrases like ripped and crushed while noting many terms misstate action. He laments overblown labels for athletes and asks why writers avoid plain accuracy.
Pat Nixon Seen As Wife Of Radical In Day Care Row
Pat Nixon heads a child care council that backed the vetoed day care bill labeled by President Nixon as radical. The First Lady advocated centers for working mothers while the White House opposed a $2 billion, “unjustified” plan. The piece notes political friction over day care and hints at broader regulatory tensions with utility rate hikes.
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Washington
Pat Nixon
Nixon
Day Care and Child Development Council
Mrs. Nixon
Enforcing a Promissory Note Through Courts and Sheriff
A loaned 2000 to an elderly out of state friend, who signed a 90 day promissory note, only 500 repaid. If unpaid on demand, sue in the debtor's county for enforcement, obtain judgment, record it, then sheriff execution on property. Do not wait for death. six year statute of limitations on negotiable notes and unknown estate assets.
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Charleston
Fraternity of
Sports Writers
Sheriff's Office
The De Marco Sisters and Arlene De Marco Story
A fragment rich reminiscence traces Arlene De Marco from the De Marco Sisters fame on radio and television to a high life with Keefe Brasselle. It sketches a Sicilian upbringing, a glittering era with mink coats and mansions, and a dramatic turn from lead singer to partner in a faltering relationship.
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Kenwood
South Plainfield
New Jersey
Arlene de Marco
de Marco
Fred Allen
Arlene
MCA
Mr. Brasselle
Pop de Marco
Mom
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Corry fund deficit shortened by Associated Spring check
In Corry, the Corry Memorial Hospital building fund deficit was reduced by $10,000 with a check from Associated Spring Corp., parent Raymond Mfg. Co. division. Also notes Nancy Schultz Schultz engagement to Lewis White, and local social updates amid a long profile of Arlene De Marco and her public troubles.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
Associated Spring Corp
Raymond Mfg. Co
Nancy Schultz
Lewis White
Joseph DeLellis
Arlene de Marco
Arlene
New Jersey
Frankl y Oil City rights listed in local notice
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local legal or notice item mentioning Franklin Bunshat, Mrs Syl, and Oil City. Readable names appear, but the text is garbled with no clear action, date, or jurisdiction to form a full event.
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Franklin
Oil City
Frankli
Syl
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