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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1971

Page

3

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Lottery Will Be Conducted Next Month in 1972 Draft

Washington AP The Selective Service System says the 1972 draft lottery will be held next month despite a congressional delay in extending the draft act. Aug. 5 is tentatively set to determine draft order for 1972.

Washington Selective Service System Selective Serice Congress House Senate U.S Vietnam Hanoi Selective Service Curtis Tarr Tarr Defense Department Army Defense Melvin R. Laird

Welfare Head Warned Watch Social Workers In Hearings

Harrisburg AP. Welfare Secretary Helene Wohlgemuth faced sharp questions as she backed a plan to trim county boards of assistance to advisory status and add youth and recipient members. Sen. Martin L. Murray warned against brainwashing by social workers, while witnesses argued for broader board membership and accountability, as over 400 appointments awaited governor approval. Senator Ammerman voiced concern about rural value from current boards amid cost of the system.

Harrisburg Martin L. Murray Helene Wohlgemuth Luzerne County Senate Appropriations Committee Senate Appropriations Committee Hearings At Which Mrs. Wolgemuth Shapp Senate Joseph S. Ammerman Dclearfield

Oil City Couple Arrested for Welfare Fraud

Oil City police arrested Foster L. Buck and Linda L. Buck on false welfare application statements. Foster Buck, 26, pleaded guilty and received 60 days. Linda Buck, 21, pleaded not guilty with a later hearing set. Authorities said warrants were issued by the State Public Assistance Office in Franklin.

Oil City Foster L. Buck Linda L State Public Assistance Office Franklin Buck Charles Thurau Dill City Venango County

Mitchell urges courts to return to judging duties in U S

U S Attorney General John N Mitchell told an Albany audience that courts have spent too much time creating new law and policy. He urged judges and lawyers to refocus on finding facts, ensuring timely justice, and curbing procedural delays that undermine public confidence. He called for ethical scrutiny and reforms to reduce dockets, delays, and appeals while preserving fair trials.

London U.S John N. Mitchell Bar Bench Mitchell United States General Assembly of the American Bar Association

Denenberg Attacks Bar on Ambulance Chasing Report

Harrisburg AP. Insurance Commissioner Herbert S. Denenberg denounces the Philadelphia Bar Association for allegedly concealing a report on ambulance chasing by lawyers. He says copies were sent to U S attorney, state Attorney General, and bar groups. He accuses the association of misleading the public about two reports, one secret and one unclassified.

Harrisburg Herbert S. Denenberg Philadelphia Bar Association U.S. Attorney's Office Philadelphia Denenberg John R. McConnell Commissioner of Professional Affairs Pennsylvania Bar Association Democratic State Committee Raymond P. Shafer GOP

State Workers Told To Give to Dems

Harrisburg AP reports two Commerce Department bureaus pressured employees to donate to the Democratic Party. The governor and Commerce Secretary says the notices were unauthorized and condemned. Attachments linked pledges to staff salaries and urged timely replies.

Dems Harrisburg State Commerce Department Commerce Walter G. Arader Arader Richard A. Doran Gov. Shapp Commerce Department

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