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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1973
Page
2
In a forthcoming program at the University of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania State University, trained nurses will perform home based services traditionally done by doctors. The two year program aims to improve health maintenance, early disease detection, and family oriented care in rural and inner city settings.
Institutions should limit the amount of stock they dispose of in a given period and consider trimming the stated value of holdings. Kolton urges adopting measures akin to exchange examiners when assessing a firm’s financial condition to prevent outsized market impact from large positions.
A House Crime Committee report contends Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr were unwittingly drawn into corrupt racing schemes tied to organized crime. It details Sinatra's $55,000 investment, bid to join Berkshire Downs board, Davis's involvement with Sammy Davis Jr Farms, and his $8,800 bill for four racehorses. The draft notes Mafia ties, countered by Sinatra's denial of knowledge of hoodlums in the venture.
A new Crimes Code section titled Retail Theft becomes effective June 6 1973. It covers shoplifting, label tampering, and transferring merchandise to lower prices with penalties rising by offense level. First offense under $100 valued goods carries up to 300 fine and 90 days in jail. second offense up to 5000 and two years. subsequent offenses up to 10000 and up to five years. For items over $100 the first offense matches the third and subsequent penalties. Brezhnev’s air sickness noted at Dulles arrival and lengthy Camp David stay observed. publishers fear new noise regulations may shut down presses under the Occupational Safety and Health Act though Labor Department says not intended to silence press. Winded journalists call for earmuffs as a short term fix.
A Leonia, New Jersey dog tale follows Duke of Amherst, a liver and white springer spaniel with a mischievous past. The narrator recalls Duke drinking humorously, escaping a yard, and roaming toward Englewood, pausing at Matt Moran’s saloon before the dog reappears at dinner.
Weather observer George Mulderick reported 95 degrees on the official Corry thermometer as golfers abandoned the course at Corry Country Club. Nearby residents sought recreation at swimming areas while remodeling began on the Corry Hotel’s gold room. Community life included charity appeals by the Corry Jewish Welfare Society and a hospital association meeting. A vivid bar scene recounts Duke the dog, his drinking, and a local dog abuse incident ending with Duke's death after placement with a farmer. Boost Corry—It’s Good For You.
A fragmented report describes confusion around dividend guidance and formulas. It notes discussions of reserves and potential payment actions, mentioning investors and names like Arthur F. Burns in a northern market context.
Officials from ERI Department elude Grand and autom old buildir, compliance by B Industri tior ant.
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