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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1977
Page
1
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The Corry Memorial Hospital board hears that professional malpractice and allied insurance could rise to as much as 100000 next year. President Samuel An discusses looming financial impact on the small Pennsylvania hospital and similar facilities statewide.
The hospital faces premium jumps from 9600 to 12338 to 15344 over three years with a potential 75000 to 100000 next year. Jerome Davis notes state demands for malpractice coverage and the Pennsylvania Hospital Association pursues a nonprofit self insurer to stabilize costs for low-claim hospitals like Corry.
President Carter issued a full unconditional pardon for Vietnam era draft evaders who did not commit violence, affecting more than 10,000 known cases and possibly thousands more who failed to register. The action excludes deserters and fugitives, and prompts mixed reactions from veterans groups and lawmakers.
In Corry Area School District students face five snow days already and more possible due to winter storms and a fuel shortage. Schools will make up days with no dates set. Thermostats were lowered to 62 degrees to conserve energy, drawing concern from health officials over possible illness. Teachers report adaptation and warmer clothing as the community endures a stubborn cold spell and uncertain end to disruptions.
About 100000 people swindled of 1695 each by Teltronics Ltd may receive refunds. Illinois consumer fraud officials say those who sent for digital watches and got nothing should mail ads and cancelled checks to the state attorney general. Refunds expected in about 90 days after verification.
Thomas R. Hackenbach, 33, a bachelor and auto shop teacher, keeps farm animals and wood heat near Palatine, Illinois. He defends his home with a shotgun as harassment continues, with an assailant killing and hacking his animals.
Florida officials report millions in freeze damage to citrus and vegetables, risking higher prices nationwide. Up to 40 percent of citrus may be affected and migrant workers face job losses. Ohio governor issues energy alert as coal miners face layoffs and rail delays slow coal shipments from Virginia to Maryland.
In the snowbound western Pennsylvania mountains, residents face fuel shortages as a bitter cold wave strains supplies. Officials warn the problem could spread east. Ashland Oil reports frozen Ohio River shipping, prompting truck deliveries and potential rationing.
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