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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
8
Harrisburg Pennsylvania Welfare Department launches a 19 million program to create 10 supervised living units for 961 mentally retarded individuals. Agencies will run the homes offering accommodations, meals, and a family atmosphere for residents needing care outside institutions or home settings.
In Allegheny County 21 craft unions vote 137 to 81 against a county wage offer endorsed by a fact finder. Negotiations resume Friday. a strike vote is not planned while talks continue. County commissioners say the offer is their last. Lally cites budget strain and concerns over vague language, lack of guaranteed 260 work days, and a 5.5 percent raise as reasons for rejection.
Providence Hospital in Cincinnati has asked the state for a liquor license to sell beer and wine to patients or operate a carryout service. Some patients have already been served wine since opening about a year ago, with physician approval. About 6 percent of patients receive wine daily at no extra cost, under hospital officials.
Cutting News reports the Friendly Circle will convene Monday at 8 oclock at Mrs Roy Redmans home with roll call answered by a Bible verse containing the word bride. The note lists local visits dinners and family events including Bemis Wallace and Hopkins households and a Padgett circle of neighbors.
Flint will host the world’s largest indoor Monopoly game at a local shopping center this Saturday. Props will mimic real play at 52 feet per side with inflatable two foot dice. Participants include sports figures Dave Bing and Lem Barney. Proceeds benefit the Michigan Heart Association and the American Cancer Society.
In Philadelphia AP report a federal suit by three Montgomery County couples attacks a state Municipal Claims Act. Plaintiffs say liens on real estate to cover highways sewers gas and water lines lack due process and block sales unless liens are resolved. Names include Stuart and Maria Meloy Louis and Sarah Sager and Raymond and Elizabeth Burkhardt.
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