Pennsylvania Senate votes to cut drinking age to nineteen
In Harrisburg the State Senate approved a measure to lower Pennsylvania's legal drinking age from 21 to 19 by a 27 to 21 vote. The House will consider the bill, with supporters arguing for parity with neighboring states while opponents warn of more alcohol related accidents and juvenile issues. Senator Duffield, the bill's sponsor, taunted critics during debate as he recalled his teetotaler youth. The session adjourned until Monday.
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Carter Supports Annual IRS Audits For Presidency
President Carter says annual IRS reviews of his income tax returns would be good if he remains in the White House, noting past audits over the last decade. Vice President Mondale, also under audit, has not stated whether he agrees. The White House clarifies Carter would welcome annual full-scale audits during his presidency.
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I Believe in Corry promotes city pride and IBIC campaign
Corry merchants launch the I Believe in Corry promotion also called IBIC to boost civic pride and position Corry as a desirable place to shop live and visit. The plan includes a summer farmers market free downtown parking a street festival heavy advertising posters banners and retailer support with a 11 week campaign starting June 24. Contributions from retailers fund the promotion with public details and pledges via the Chamber of Commerce office.
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103rd Corry Area High School Alumni Event Planned Saturday
The 103rd Corry Area High School alumni celebration will be held this Saturday at the high school with a social tour at 6 p.m. and dinner at 6:30 in the gym. The annual meeting will be in the auditorium, followed by a dance in the cafeteria with the George Fawcett Trio. Tickets are $5 and available at Grice Jewelers and Powell Loan Co.
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States May Lose Medicaid Funds Over Nursing Home Reviews
HEW Secretary Joseph Califano says twenty states could forfeit about 377.6 million in federal Medicaid matching funds for 1975 if nursing homes receiving Medicaid were not reviewed annually. New York faces the largest cut at 53.8 million, with several states named for specific amounts. Califano urges Congress to change the law to allow restoration of withheld funds once new guidelines are set.
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Union City Couple Win $2,500 Lemon Case Against Chrysler
A federal jury awarded about $2,500 to Walter and Mrs. Downer of Union City in a lemon car suit against Chrysler Corp. They bought a new 1971 Dodge that began leaking oil soon after purchase and consumed oil rapidly. Chrysler argued no liability due to lack of documented engine problems before 24,000 miles. Attorneys Schaaf represented the Downers, Beatty for Chrysler.
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House In No Hurry On Pa. Budget
Harrisburg AP report shows the Pennsylvania House delaying its budget despite Gov. Shapp's proposal. Lawmakers, few voting sessions, and many short meetings mark six months of inaction. Rep. Laudadio's death and stalled votes dominate discussions as leaders pledge more committee work.
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Retirees Study Shows Trust Gap Between Whites and Minorities
An Akron survey of 105 retirees in the Akron Cleveland Youngstown area found whites more trusting, with 67 percent saying most people can be trusted versus 62 percent of minorities. Among goals, 71 percent of whites preferred to be well liked, while minorities showed different prioritites. over 69 percent of minorities had no retirement plans.
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