Family must adjust as nursing home funding strains rise
In Our opinion the Scorry Journal argues Pennsylvania and other states face serious nursing home financial problems as Medicaid funds lag. Dr. Leonard Bachman urges reform of elder care financing and attitudes toward retirement, calling for more preventive care, elder social activities, and stronger home care while urging families to reform attitudes and use funds only for emergencies.
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Ford family shifts on marijuana decriminalization in private talks
Jack Ford told NORML official that his father would back decriminalization once states drop criminal penalties. The President remains officially opposed but open to discussion. White House cautions on immediate pronouncements before the election. Separate notes allege solar funding cuts and political pressure shaping energy policy and a Pennsylvania corruption probe linked to Gov. Shapp.
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Insurance ads warn about preexisting conditions pitfalls
Sylvia Porter notes bargain health policies may exclude preexisting conditions. She urges readers to obtain written company answers, list past doctor consultations, and ensure full disclosure to avoid later disputes or charges of misrepresentation.
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Pitfalls of mail in surance and medical form advice
Guidance warns about errors in mail order insurance and underlines the need to document exclusions, seek expert advice for coupons and ads, and verify medical answers with a physician. It notes state regulation differences, potential credit-file impacts, and urges consumer awareness to avoid deceptive practices while acknowledging some value in mail insurance.
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King George’s Madness and the American War Origins
The 200 year old tale portrays George III as mad and vain, clashing with Pitt, Augusta, and ministers while the colonies press for independence. It contrasts royal folly with the rise of American resolve, ending with Adams in Britain and future alliances. The piece blends dramatic narrative with period commentary on leadership, religion, and politics.
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Corry Evening Journal Advertisement Notice
Fragmented OCR text shows a Corry Pennsylvania newspaper notice about subscription and advertising rates. It lists daily prices, delivery and payment terms, and contact guidance for advertising inquiries, with garbled lines indicating weekly rates and submission times.
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