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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
3
The readable text is garbled with scattered fragments mentioning prices markets unions and surveys. No coherent events, people, or places form a clear news item to summarize into a proper headline and teaser.
Testimony opened in Warren County Court in a civil suit brought by Pleasantville woman Jean E. Wescoat alleging Dr. Raymond Lowe of Warren and Warren General Hospital nurses were negligent in treating a leg ailment in 1969. The suit seeks damages for additional hospitalization and three operations after a hot water heating pad allegedly blistered her leg.
Erie County payroll rose with 40 new names in 1973 amid an 18 month rise, mostly courthouse and child welfare staff, before officials ordered a hiring freeze. Part time help and per diems filled the rest as workload grew with more cases and new programs.
In Paris and Nice, women sunbathe topless at Deligny and Molitor pools amid warm weekend sun. Officials report rapid growth in participants with no public protests, while liberation advocates downplay the trend as a broader freedom issue.
Dr. James H. McClelland testified at a Civil Service Commission hearing that 5 by 5 foot wooden cages were used to restrain residents at Polk State School and Hospital because no better option existed. He claimed use began in 1958 and that no complaints were filed by Welfare officials or residents’ families. Autonomous action followed after Welfare Secretary Wohlgemuth observed inmates in cages, leading to McClelland’s firing for alleged inhumane treatment and inadequate staff training.
Washington report shows consumer prices up six tenths of one percent in May, slowing from April. Food costs surged 0.9 percent to 14.5 percent above a year ago, while meat prices fell slightly. The overall inflation pace and purchasing power decline are noted, with Phase 3 controls extending through earlier periods. In Utah, four year olds escape injury after a car crash in a garage during a ride with a neighbor.
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