Proposed Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code Reforms
A two year task force study outlines major changes including red light right turns after stop when signed, left turns onto one way streets, right to pass on multi lane one way roads, expanded speed detection by police, and inclusion of bicycle and pedestrian rules with equipment and penalties. The code would ban studded tires, standardize equipment standards, and require emission limits to meet federal Clean Air Act.
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Pennsylvania
State Police
Focal Police
State Transportation Department
Which came first Washington health standard failures exposed
HEW spot checks on 183 hospitals show 107 fail to meet minimum federal standards for medicare eligibility. Failures include fire protection, exit signs, drug controls, staffing, sanitation, and nurse oversight. JCAH accreditation preceded HEW findings, raising questions about its life safety and overall rigor.
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Washington
the Health, Education and Welfare Department
HEW
Unhealthy Hospitals Policy Sparks Fight Over Standards
An HEW survey of a small sample of accredited hospitals finds routine missteps and understaffing, with lax drug practices and unsanitary conditions. JCAH counters that HEW rules differ, claiming costly compliance would boost medical bills, while urging public access to hospital performance data.
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New York Hospital
HEW
JCAH
Profitable lunch hour crook tale set in a law office
William Fallon, a Broadway lawyer with a sharp smile, persuades bank clerk Loyd Entwhistle to turn over $300,000. Fallon pockets $40,000 as fee after arranging a deal to return $250,000 to the bank and spare Entwhistle from prosecution. Entwhistle calls Fallon a crook as the pair end their lunchhour scheme.
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William Fallon
Fallon
Loyd Entwhistle
Entwhistle
Bolivia
Mc. Fallon
CBS to Run All in the Family Repeats Against Another World
CBS will start daily reruns of All in the Family at 3 p.m. EST on December 1 to clash with NBC’s Another World. Lear explains Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman was rejected by CBS as a daytime series due to the workload of writing 260 scripts a year. Bud Grant notes the Hartman rejection was CBS’s decision, citing practical production limits.
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New York
CBS
NBC
Norman Lear
Emporium
ABC
Lear
Mary Hartman
Fred Silverman
Hartman
Donald
Bud Grant
Silverman
Corry Evening Journal editorial and publication details
The Corry Evening Journal outlines daily publication with Sunday exception, lists staff roles including publisher George Semple and managing editor William Epton, and notes advertising deadlines and subscription rates. It references Associated Press exclusivity for local and AP dispatch content and lists carriage, postage, and delivery details.
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Corry
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