Fragmented OCR reads like a political memo on governance
The text presents garbled passages about doctors, facilities, and governance amid calls for discipline and accountability. It mentions various actors, a director, and references to regulatory concepts, suggesting a critical view of management, public aid, and data implementation challenges.
Questions Arise On Phase 4
Washington AP reporting that Phase 4 wage price controls near completion face mixed views within the Nixon administration. An unnamed official warned the public may resist the new system, predicting disillusionment and a quick end to controls to return to a freer market. The White House signals an early-week announcement with possible fiscal measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Treasury
George P. Shultz
Japan
White House
Federal threat to cut Polk funds over safety standards
The U S government warned that seven point five million dollars in federal support could be cut from Polk State School and Hospital in Pennsylvania if it fails to meet federal safety standards. Health secretary Caspar Weinberger cited Polk among eighty four noncompliant sites, signaling a September first deadline and criticizing Governor Milton Shapp’s administration for delays in compliance. The move follows two years of pressure and prior authorization in 1971 for staff expansion to aid recertification and patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Pennsylvania
U.S
Polk State School
Caspar W. Weinberger
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Weinberger
Venango Manor
Armstrong
Butler
Milton Shapp
Joseph Adlestein
Shapp
Demolition Clears Site for Quality Markets Expansion
A former gas station beside Quality Markets was reduced to bricks yesterday as demolition continues. The site will become part of the expanded Quality Markets building and a parking lot. Construction on the expansion is expected to begin once demolition ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quality Markets
Journal
McEldowney
Draft Violators Face Stricter Induction Policy and Prosecution
A Nixon era shift ends amnesty options for draft resisters as the Pentagon bars violators from induction or enlistment. Prosecutors warn of heavier caseloads and more trials, while CO advocates urge clemency. Notable cases include Nagler, whose CO status reversal led to costly appeals and a long dispute over conscience classification.
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Eric Nagler
United States
Canada
New York City
U.S. District Court
Anthony J. Travia
Nagler
Travia
Australia
Wallace Tratz
Los Angeles
Tratz
Justice Department
Pentagon
Frank Bartimo
Defense Department
U.S
James O. Browning Jr
San Francisco
New York
Conrad J. Lynn
Selective Service
Central Committee For Conscientious Objectors
Jeremy Mott
Midwest
CO Committee
Chicago
America
Mott
Billy Slayton
Mississippi
Ft. Gordon
Sweden
Slayton
Ken Carpenter
Colorado
Carpenter
Vietnam
Asst
Chester Moore
Nixon
Robert McAfee Brown
Stanford University
Conneaut Board Files Charges With PLRB Against Teachers
Conneaut School Board authorized filing 19 unfair labor practice charges with the Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board against Conneaut Education Association after impasse over negotiable items. Solicitor Gordon R. Miller said PLRB requires listing each point. He cited Act 195 rights and a similar State College decision supporting the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneaut — Conneaut School Board
Conneaut Education Association
CEA
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
PLRB
Gordon R. Miller
Miller
PLB
State College
Crawford Central School Board
Crawford Central Education Association
Thomas D. Jones
New Wilmington
Warren E. Smith
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Browning
Asst. U.S
Richard Stilz
Walter H. Morse
Selective Service System
Asst. U
Conneaut Board
Gene
True Value
Washington Street
Elmview
Aso
Jersey Farm
Loutsville Road
Columbus
National Bank of Corry
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