Insurance reform calls for state plan amid rising auto costs
The article argues Pennsylvania faces a chaotic car insurance system with rising premiums and denied claims. It cites state Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg and a bill proposing a state-sponsored plan to replace private carriers, aiming to curb fraud and loopholes.
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Undefined Questions on Contracts and Wages Attachments
The text discusses contractor responsibility for defects in a home window and notes a typical one year warranty. It also explains that wages cannot be attached to collect a doctor's bill, and a physician must sue the patient to obtain a judgment, which could be executed against property but not wages.
Inflation cancer and Nixon brakes slow the fall of the dollar
The piece frames inflation as a national threat larger than Communists, criminals, or pollution. It notes the dollar shrinking at 2.7 percent annually and 6 percent in 1969, credits Nixon policies for slowing the cancer, and says recession trimmed payrolls to spur productivity and restrain price rises.
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Corry News Brings City Solcitor Vacancy and Plant Expansion
Corry council faces appointment of a new city solicitor and Civil Defense coordinator before June 1 as Walter Scott's resignations take effect. Raymond Mfg Co begins a 23 by 75 foot addition to increase plating and grinding space. Sophomore Tri HI Y to host 4 Julip Time Dance May 11 at the Junior High gym. Corry High baseball defeats Warren 7-4 on Junior High diamond. State Highway Dept to take over over six miles of Corry streets after a recent state bill. Local notes include press and staff details, with broader nationwide political and economic commentary.
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Grassroots opinion in South Pasadena Review
In South Pasadena California the Review notes a forecast that American business will spend 6.5 billion dollars in the coming year to hire and train sales personnel, expanding the national sales force by about 1.08 million people.
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Office Oscar winners
In playful satire a New York AP piece mocks a lack of national office acting awards while outlining colorful office archetypes. It depicts the office as a stage with characters like the femme fatale, the office wolf, the sage, the gossip, the great boss and others, illustrating daily dramas from 9 to 5 and beyond. It ends noting the theater’s appeal versus daily office life.
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Mike
Ike
Corry Journal invites brief reader communications
The Corry Journal requests concise legible letters on a single subject with the author's signature and address for publication. Submissions may be condensed and the paper assumes no responsibility for content beyond publication.
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