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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1976
Page
4
A compilation listing names and addresses of volunteers and residents, including Ben Gren and Shirley Daniels, with admissions and discharges, plus a town calendar of YMCA activities and local advertisements. The page notes entries for Corry, Clymer, Pittsfield, and Columbus, and mentions a film project about the Entebbe rescue.
Gov. Shapp signed a bill to shift juvenile care from prison to community options. Counties would receive 75 to 90 percent reimbursement for foster homes, group homes, and day treatment, while state institution funding drops from 100 to 50 percent. The plan, effective Jan. 1, 1978, aims to curb overcrowded prisons and reduce costs, with Allegheny County risking $800,000 if implemented immediately.
Readers ask when cops will curb truck and motorcycle noise under state law. Officials note enforcement depends on state regulations and local police manpower. Questions cover Route 6 shopping center expansion, line repainting errors, and the three foot minimum garage setback to property lines.
A reader asks if hosting a 21 year old live in helper obliges a parental talk and birth control discussion. Abby advises a direct talk and respect for religious beliefs, plus information access if she desires it. A second reader queries proper Ms usage for addressing women, with Abby noting context matters. A third asks how to handle grandparents giving sweets to grandkids, Abby urging clear boundaries and consistent rules.
A collage of humorous items and commentary on politics, media, and culture from Erie. Jokes target Spiro Agnew, Ford, Carter, and Reagan while local quirks include the police whistle arrest, erotic theater pricing, and a controversial Ozark-style award debate. Notable bits mention Brut deodorant, Medical Center satire, and a Black Oak Arkansas benefit row.
Buffalo area hospital enforces a formal no smoking policy with 12 written rules. Visitors may not smoke in patient rooms or elevators, while bedridden patients need doctor permission to smoke. Exceptions include approved areas like waiting rooms, snack bars, and cafeterias. Dr. George R. Baeumler and colleagues led the push.
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