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Readable fragments indicate a committee scene with an ending toward the end of a report. Names and places are unclear, making precise details unavailable.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1977
Page
3
Readable fragments indicate a committee scene with an ending toward the end of a report. Names and places are unclear, making precise details unavailable.
Washington AP report outlines tax changes from 1975 and 1976 legislation affecting 1976 returns. It highlights increased per-person credits, higher standard deductions, and a simplified tax table reducing page count for most filers while noting the need to compute taxable income and apply credits.
Erie physicians face license suspensions and government investigations at state and federal levels, with concerns about hospital practices. Medical leaders defend processes like ethical reviews while noting public access to files is limited and reforms are anticipated. Journalists highlight mortality surveys and nursing incidents prompting scrutiny.
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader appeared on NBC Saturday Night as guest host and discovered a defective auto air bag during a routine. He quipped about GM while noting a lawsuit over deceptive advertising and stayed to engage with viewers seeking consumer group information.
An advertisement promises a weight loss pill named Super ODRIVEX to boost willpower and reduce pounds and inches without stress or expense. It touts tiny tablets that curb appetite and fat, claiming clinical proof and quick results.
A Pennsylvania speed trap system nets millions as Clifford Gailey, Cresson Township’s sole fulltime officer, pursues a car in a school zone at 70 mph. Fines rose to 35 dollars plus 10 costs, with adjustments for each mile over limit. The state sees speed enforcement as both safety and revenue, attracting scrutiny from motorists and officials alike.
A two month probe by Falconer state police with Chautauqua County DA and Jamestown police led to five arrests on grand larceny or forgery counts. Heinrich Mehlberg, George Ingram, Randolph, Jonnie Kelley, Larry Houghnot, and Mazie Hunter face charges over Social Services fraud amounts from 256 to 4987 dollars. All jailed pending arraignment. Hunter released without bail to care for five children including a chronically ill one.
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