Duplication Costs in Governor's PR Office Highlight Waste
A September report criticizes the governor’s public relations staff for duplications in mailings that raised mailing costs. The Journal notes 12 duplications costing $2.40 in September, projecting $4,320 annually for 150 Pennsylvania newspapers. The piece also cites broader state practices of multiple-name mailing lists and empty or duplicate envelopes.
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Health care costs to rise sharply by 1980
A board study forecasts national health care outlays reaching 757.02 per person in 1980, signaling health care may stay a luxury for many. price growth stems from medical advances, new facilities, and costly technology, with hospital care climbing about 8.5 percent annually.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Conference Board
Gray scandal shows campaign funds funding luxe lifestyle
Rep. Ken Gray admitted owning a helicopter and a 50 foot houseboat while using $526,000 in campaign money for personal style and entertainments. He defended expenditures as essential for constituents and noted he kept a large campaign chest and served on a powerful toll federal highway panel.
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Farewell Dinner Sparks Plans For Two Engaged Lovers
A chaotic yet intimate dinner for seven at Casa Santino precedes Karen Bishop and Mark Lavrich leaving for Florida Atlantic University and their upcoming marriage. The setting features Lara's Theme on piano, rich decor, and portraits of family dynamics as Lou Labrich explains marriage to the couple.
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Burglary at Widmann and Teah Drug Store in Corry
A 1953 Corry burglary left $30 in wrapped coins stolen from the Widmann and Teah drug store register. Police suspect familiarity with the store layout and note a second register, partly open, may have deterred the thief. Police Chief Harley Drake voiced cautious theories.
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