Public officials Denenberg and Casey as model public servants
The state’s Insurance Commissioner Herbert S. Denenberg and Auditor General Robert P. Casey are praised for defending taxpayers. Denenberg pushes health insurance oversight and talks with Blue Cross about rate hikes while Casey questions state-funded spending, including a Wayne County private school with over 1 million dollars in state money. The piece cheers public involvement and asks Shapp to back these efforts.
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Robert P. Casey
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Federal Reserve under pressure as 1970s economy analyzed
New York AP summary notes the Fed and the economy in fragile health with wage price controls needed to curb inflation, a worsening balance of payments, and high unemployment despite growth. It highlights cautious 1972 outlook, plus a AMA survey showing consumer protection and active government roles supported, and critiques of brokerages for buy recommendations and limited sell advice.
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Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Hippocrates
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American Marketing Association
Secret leaks show White House secrecy on India Pakistan
An anonymous column asserts White House officials leak selective CIA materials to shape news. It claims pro Pakistan messaging kept West Pakistan intact, while CIA digests warned India might invade but also seek cease-fire. The piece cites Joseph Alsop and Ambassador Keating as sources.
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India
Pakistan
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Kashmir
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FHA and conventional mortgages explained in plain terms
A loan insured by the Federal Housing Administration differs from a conventional loan in that the FHA guarantee lowers the down payment required. Conventional mortgages are not insured by a government agency and typically demand a higher down payment.
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Federal Housing Administration
Corry Journal Reader Letters Policy
The Corry Journal invites brief legible communications on one subject each with the author’s signature and address for publication. All submissions are condensed as needed and the paper assumes no responsibility for statements.
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Corry Journal
Americans refocus on hands on work study trend
The era shifts from college to vocational education as adults rush to vocational schools up 27 percent from last year and private centers report near doubling in adult enrollment. Teen unemployment remains high at 16 percent while those with training drop to 5 percent. Demand for skilled repairers grows as households contend with appliances plumbing and auto maintenance amid DIY book boom.
Waterhouse Favored for State Senate Nomination in Corry
In Corry on January 18 1952 leaders from all Republican factions united behind assemblyman W W Waterhouse of Corry as the party's nominee for State Senator in the upcoming primary. A son was born to Mr and Mrs William Shamburg at Corry Memorial Hospital. Mrs Claude Blanchard hosted the Birthday Club honoring Mrs Clarence Wallace.
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W.W. Waterhouse
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
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North Center Street
Clarence Wallace
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