Hospitals Should Honor Scruples In Abortion Debate
The March 2 Corry Journal argues hospitals must have a free choice on abortion services. It criticizes a state push to restrict options via an AG ruling and supports Senate Bill 443 to protect hospitals and individuals with conscientious scruples, naming sponsors from Western Pennsylvania and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Commission On the Status of Women
Senate
Thomas F. Lamb
Beechview
Richard C. Frame
Venango County
Robert D. Fleming
Aspinwall
R. Budd Dwyer
Meadville
Corry
Thomas M. Nolan
Wilkins Township
Edward P. Zemprelti
Clairton
Stanley M. Noszka
East Liberty
Frank Mazei
South Side
James E- Ross
Beaver
W. Louis Coppersmith
Johnstown
John N. Scales
Westmoreland County
Quentin R. Orlando
Erie
No Fault Debate Shapes Pennsylvania Insurance Law
The Legislature faced a no fault motorist insurance bill with Rep. Percy Foot leading the effort. The House voted 172 to 59 to delay further action pending Chicago Actuarial study results, while denenberg and the administration push their alternatives. Additional bills on term lengths, littering fines, and veterans sales tax exemptions circulated as lawmakers weighed compromise options amid concerns over cost and consumer protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Foot
Bedford
Consumer Protection Committee
Percy
Denenberg
Forrie
Thesurance
Pennsylvania
Nofault
Percy Foor
House
Chicago
California
Senate
Fred Noyes
Perry
Fred
North Bachemer
Corry
Verdant Utopia tale and local bond and fee debates mix
A long noisy column combines state budget talk with voting on hunting and police funding, plus a whimsical mythic tale of Theodore T. God. It notes House votes on hunting license fees, veteran employment proposals, and a proposed gas tax hint, then shifts to a satirical fable about Utopia and balance through animals and nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Sil
Charles Gates
G.E
Frank O’connell
Senate
Lake Erie
Theodore T_ God
T.T.C
Utopia
Corry community notes mix plans and plays in 1953
In Corry headlines from March 21 1953 local cement contractor Joseph Hessel unveils plans to market pre cast reinforced concrete steps and stoops at his Fulton street plant expansion. Bowling champion Plating won the Corry Jamestown league title over Farming in a best of five. Cub Scouts Pack 187 staged their annual minstrel show at the junior high gym. Public service rate cuts were urged by the Corry Taxpayers Union. A Rotary Club talk covered commerce growth between the United States and Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hessel
Fulton Street
Plating
Bob Owens
Max Chris
Cub Scouts
Pack 187
Cubs
United States
Great Britain
J.J. Desmond
P. Howard
Europe
Rotary Club
Hotel Corry
Scandals Tied to 1972 Campaign and Political Funds
The piece links ITT, Watergate, and other cases to the 1972 presidential campaign funding. It cites minimal citizen tax support for the 1976 race, mentions ITT’s large pledges to the Republican convention, antitrust ties, Vesco and SEC actions, dairy industry contributions boosting milk price supports, and Dwane Andreas transferring cash to fund raisers with subsequent favorable banking approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
ITT
Watergate
Law and midwifery license in Pennsylvania debated
The article outlines Pennsylvania law requiring midwives to be licensed, with application to the State Board of Medical Education and Licensure, and potential license revocation for crimes or addiction. It also discusses campaign finance topics and political donations involving Vesco, Nixon associates, and fiscal policy proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Board of Medical Education and Licensure
Pennzoil
William Liedtke
Houston
Washington
Nixon
Democratic Party
State Board of Health
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Corry Journal
T.T. God
Jim Bishop
Theodore T. God
Theodore T- God
Corry Taxpayers’ Union
Council
T.T.G
West
Justice Department
Richard McLaren
Supreme Court
1TT
Dita Beard
By Jack Anderson
Securities and Exchange Commission
Jonny Mitchell
Vesco
SEC
William Casey
Switzerland
Mitchell
U.S
Agriculture Department
Dairy Tycoon
Im Powell
Dwane Adreas
Midwest
Andreas
Robert Vesco
Walter Duncan
Texas
Robert Allen
Duncan
Allen
Strauss
Robert Strauss
White House
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