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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
5
Paul Kerr and his wife Vicki in Sacramento share traditional duties with him handling housework while she earns income as a self employed legal secretary. They value time together and note she can earn more at home than he could in his job.
Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg says he will back his charge that Blue Shield is not consumer oriented by offering to appoint a list of highly qualified consumers to its board. He notes 18 of 27 directors are doctors and dentists and says consumer control is key to reforms in health care delivery. The list will be drawn from names supplied by consumer groups.
Pittsburgh public schools warn of drastic 1973 education program cuts after defeat of a $3 million special state aid bill for special education. Superintendent Dr. Louis Kishkunas says deficits could force tax increases and program reductions.
Four Pennsylvania congressmen sit on key committees whose actions may affect their outside holdings. Coughlin owns Honeywell stock. Ware holds executive posts in three utilities. Moorehead owns Mellon Bank shares. Rooney’s wife holds 100 ITT shares. Critics say disclosures show potential conflicts of interest.
Harrisburg lawmakers consider lowering age to buy lottery tickets to 18 for citizens and Revenue Department workers. The bill, approved 149 to 38, moves to the Senate amid existing age and employment restrictions.
London AP reports a Council for British Archaeology conference says about one fifth of Britain's 1,180 towns will be destroyed archaeologically within the next two decades. Of these towns, over 900 are historic before 1750, and more than 800 still hold deposits and buildings worth investigation or preservation.
Indiana County authorities say autopsy will determine identity of a charred corpse found amid the rubble of a vacated house. A neighbor discovered the body Wednesday. a man's wristwatch was the only identifying clue. The home burned Monday. its owner Esther Gross allegedly stabbed a man there weeks earlier. Autopsy scheduled at Indiana County Hospital.
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