Insurance crackdown praised by Pennsylvania department
The Pennsylvania State Insurance Department reports strong results from its crackdown on insurers cheating residents, especially the elderly. Pittsburgh regional office recovered $457,000 in premiums and claims in three months, and statewide $250,000 from a Chicago firm amid investigations of unscrupulous agents.
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Corry honors cancer drive results and thanks
Corry residents and volunteers contributed to the Cancer Fund, totaling 3638.36 dollars including the Buck-A-Cup project. The Epsilon Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi thanks ward chairmen, volunteers, the Corry Journal, WWCB Radio, the National Bank, and the Corry Red Cross for support. Also includes letters on press freedom and a Pentagon spending watchdog panel.
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Pentagon tabloid notes and Vegas fantasy in one read
Jack Anderson and Les Whitten expose Pentagon insiders while detailing a Las Vegas visit in a satirical narrative. The piece then quotes a Senate study criticizing the Acquisition Advisory Group for insider composition and potential conflict of interest, followed by notes on government waste and an Army staff tour funded by taxpayers.
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Las Vegas Glitz and Gambles in a World of Dazzle
Jim Bishop compares Las Vegas showrooms to Ziegfeld era spectacles noting lavish stages, expansive choreography, and costly costumes. He recalls Ben Blue’s heyday wages, Eddie Fisher as a hotel star, and a gambler’s risky thrill while New York reports on the shaky near term economic outlook. The piece mentions a casino dice expert, a famed craps run, and odds with priests and rabbis supporting charities through chips. Howard Hughes is cited as a partial owner who avoids gambling.
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Transition Economy Fails to Clear Ford Chrysler Tensions
In a fading and rising economy, Ford and Chrysler face uncertainty as analysts fear GM overproduction. A new oil import tariff seeks energy independence but may only slow import growth. Housing remains stalled despite rebates, as buyers save and debt paydown continues amid ongoing economic transition.
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