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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1973
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment mentions Pat and stock with sewed NW and Noe. It lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to form a full news item.
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The Associated Spring Corporation promotes four within its Merchandise Division. Dorothy Wotus, now purchasing agent, joined ASC in 1953 after clerical roles and inventory control. Robert Bailey becomes product engineer, an 11 year ASC veteran with Raymond Division history. Clarence Madison of Clymer becomes warehouse manager after product engineer and design roles. Terrence L. Danner moves to oversee data processing systems flow and office procedures.
MIAMI AP. Yolton Jordan and Clarence Brinson, both indigent elderly, died in Jackson Memorial Hospital emergency ward while awaiting nursing home placements. Brinson 54, waited three days. Jordan 60, waited two. Officials say beds are scarce as homes refuse welfare patients paid about 13.50 daily. Hospital calls them “boarders” in wheelchairs without beds.
Donald H. Segretti, a California lawyer tied to Nixon campaign funds, pleaded guilty to three Florida 1972 primary related misdemeanor counts and agreed to cooperate with prosecutors. Judge Gesell deferred sentencing. maximum penalties are one year and $1,000 per count.
Union City fund drive aids 8 year old Robert Cieslak hurt after being struck by a car near home last week. He lies in intensive care at St Vincent Hospital Erie with head injuries and a fractured thigh. Organizer Mrs Richard Waddell of Pleasantville seeks containers in banks and stores and invites churches and residents to help.
The AP market basket survey shows the family grocery bill in September rising about nine percent from March, with increases in milk, sugar, butter, and cookies. Pork chops fell in most cities, and beef prices stayed steadier after the freeze lifted, while the seven month March to Oct period saw overall gains in most cities. The report covers 13 cities and 15 items, noting varied but generally higher costs and consumer resistance patterns.
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