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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1971

Page

3

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Reward Poster Contest Winners Seventeen Annual Winners Named

Winners of the seventeenth annual Pennsylvania Employ the Handicapped Poster contest stand with their posters in Corry area photos. First place Robert Eastman, second Barbara McCray, third James Hooven. Back row includes Richard Prather, Edward Kinley, Thela Burlingame, and Arthur Litz. Contest sponsored by the Pennsylvania Moose Association and Governors Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, conducted by the Community Committee on Employment of the Handicapped with prizes from Moose Lodge No. 98. Five additional entrants will join them for the Harrisburg state competition.

Pennsylvania Robert Eastman Barbara McCray James Hooven Richard Prather Corry Area High School Edward Kinley Corry Pennsylvania Employment Bureau Thela Burlingame Sylvania Moose Association Governors Committee Loyal Order of Moose Lodge No. 98 Harrisburg

Pentagon urged draft of doctors to bolster military care

Defense health chief Dr Louis M Rousselot recommends a renewed doctor draft this year as few med school graduates volunteer The call would be the first since 1969 and requires Secretary Melvin Lairds approval The draft aims to replace the 1126 doctors entering civilian status and ensure adequate armed forces health services.

Washington Defense Department Pentagon Louis M. Rousselot Army Navy Air Force Congressional Levy Boisselot Rousselot

Bethlehem Ponders Trim To Price Hike

Bethlehem Steel may announce today whether to cut its announced price rise after U S Steel Said construction steel would rise on March 1 by about 6.8 percent. The White House welcomed U S Steel’s smaller increase while a Bethlehem spokesman wavered on comment.

Bethlehem Bethlehem, Pa Bethlehem Steel Co Nixon U. S. Steel U.S. Steel Cabinet White House Gerald L. Warren

Supreme Court weighs school tax voting limits in West Virginia case

The high court reviews whether state bonds and taxes for schools require a super majority rather than a simple majority. The Roane County petition argues the 60 percent rule violates one man one vote. The outcome could affect West Virginia and other states with similar provisions. The decision may hinge on Chief Justice Burger and Justice Blackmun, with a ruling expected by June.

Washington Supreme Court West Virginia California Idaho Missouri Roane County W.va West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals U.S. Supreme Court Charles C. Wise J. Henry Francis Jr Charleston Aoane George M. Scott Spencer William ‘C. Douglas William J. Brennan Jr Byron R. White Thurgood Marshall Hugo L. Black John M. Harlan Potter Stewart Warren E. Burger Harry A. Blackmun Nixon Burger

State Overpaid Vietnam Veterans Pace Audit Findings

A Pennsylvania audit finds 952 Vietnam veterans were overpaid under the Vietnam Conflict Bonus program, with $127,000 in excess payments to be collected. Officials cite errors from the National Personnel Records Center as the cause. The state pays $25 per month of service up to $750. The average overpayment was about $133.50.

Aarrisburg Department of Military Affairs Pennsylvania Robert P. Casey National Personnel Records Center Casey Auditor General's Department Richard Snyder

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