Governing Rules Stir Aging Care Shuffle in Crawford County
Local officials protest new state rules for nursing and boarding homes, warning 70 elderly residents must move from Saegertown area facilities. Critics urge unbiased inspection of inspectors and a review of regulations to prevent wholesale disruption while upholding safety and care.
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Crawford County
Saegertown
Harrisburg
Quiet Acres
State Department of Labor and Industry
State Department of Welfare
Viet policy fraud and a growing RVNmilitary bloc
A classified translation critiques U S Viet policy as fraudulent while noting South Vietnam’s opportunity to choose its future. It describes orders to display flags and slogans in villages, with Tri threatening discipline for noncompliance and urging full use of leaflets and banners within a week. The piece then shifts to a profile of Jackie Gleason, detailing his age, career, and personal history.
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U.S
Do Cao Tri
Vietnam
Gleason’s Quiet Crisis Behind the TV Fame Slide
Jackie Gleason, out of work after abandoning his Miami Beach show, leans on Beverly Gleason as she keeps him grounded. He now runs like a cautious businessman under a lifetime CBS contract, preferring Florida’s pace to New York’s subway fixes, and laments fading stardom while his wife stabilizes the marriage.
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Beverly
Mrs. Gleason
Jackie
Gleason
Miami Beach
Fatso
Linda
Geraldine
Columbia Broadcasting System
Florida
New York
Jackie Gleason
Can small investors win in the stock market
New York report cites NAIC data showing investment clubs average about 15 percent yearly gains and a 1970 71 survey period delivering 37.5 percent for clubs. George Nicholson argues long term monthly investing, reinvested dividends, and growth stocks let small investors reach goals like $20,000 in 30 years with $20 to $25 monthly.
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New York
George Nicholson
Nicholson
Detroit
National Association of Investment Clubs
NAIC
Real estate deals eyed for Corry with new home projects
Corry builder activity may yield 12 to 14 new homes this coming season as Corry Melvin S. Cobbett’s West South street agency reports completed agreements with two local builders. Lettuce drops to 4 cents for two pounds, then 19 cents as price cuts ripple through green groceries. One year old Rebecca Sproveri celebrated a family birthday with cake and ice cream. City police and fire departments keep current pay under new schedule expected to save $942.28 this year. M T Yamamoto spoke to Rotary on Far East tensions and Japan.
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Melvin S. Cobbett
West South Street
Corry
Rebecca Sproveri
John Sproveri
Corry Journal invites brief reader communications
The Corry Journal requests short legible letters on a single topic, to include the author’s signature and address for publication, with all letters subject to condensation and no responsibility assumed for statements therein.
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