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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1976
Page
2
A long article presents the Sunshine Law HB 24 issuing openness requirements for public agencies in Pennsylvania. It defines agencies, public meeting rules, executive sessions, minutes, and public notice standards, including notice timing and methods. It also covers penalties, emergencies, and regulatory flexibility for agencies.
The text discusses rising interest rates on short and medium term securities and questions if cashing in a savings certificate makes sense. It outlines potential yields, penalties, and needed gains to profit, with references to government and corporate securities and a hypothetical 7.6 four year certificate.
The Medical Forth News item by Dr Cedric W Lowrey warns youth athletes against catching in baseball, arguing the position risks delayed perfusion to finger vessels. He suggests alternatives like tennis or roles other than catcher, noting the problem can affect first basemen, shortstops, and outfielders too.
This letter honors the fund for deceased firemen’s children and details David Apps’ education at Rhode Island Trade School in Providence, with completion in 1926 and current work in Auto Body at Barry Pontiac. It also highlights Cynthia’s Portsmouth High honors in 1976 and plans to study Business Administration, Nancie’s elementary ed path, Pattie’s continued middle school, and the family roots on Grand Street.
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection operates in six cities and handles complaints about shoddy goods or business practices. Contact details are provided by location. for Erle the address is 919 State Street, Roar 203, Ho with phone 4547184 and area code 4.
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