Hospitals in Union City and Corry Face Downgrading Hope
The community fears loss of hospital identity as plans from Comprehensive Health Planning shift facilities toward ambulatory care with limited beds. Corry Memorial Hospital, already expanded to 99 beds including 44 extended care, could see further changes. Residents urge mature state and federal intervention to protect small-town health services.
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Union City
Corry
Corry Memorial Hospital
Comprehensive Health Planning Group
Big Brother
White House shakeup hints at Rumsfeld Pentagon move
Washington reports indicate Donald Rumsfeld will serve at White House for about six months to replace Alexander Haig, with plans to move him toward the Defense post. Ford could drop James Schlesinger as Defense Secretary, a development that would please Henry Kissinger amid foreign policy tensions.
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White House
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Nixon
Rumsfeld
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Haig
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Henry Kissinger
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Equal Rights Debate and Newspaper Market Shifts
The column argues the Equal Rights Amendment requires 36 state ratifications and notes several states waver amid public excesses by activists. It discusses women’s rights, military integration, and athletic parity while observing a slowing old newspaper market, with prices plunging from 32 to 10 dollars per ton and exports cut back as Japanese and Korean demand weakens.
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Jack Lefler
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Harold Cowan
AAA Industrial Paper Supply of
Japan
Korea
California
Cowan
Garden State Paper Co aids stability in waste paper market
Garden State Paper Co with plants in Pomona California Garfield New Jersey and Alsip Illinois leads recycling into newsprint. Sixty five California papers and about 200 nationwide use recycled newsprint. Chairman Richard B Scudder says current waste paper prices are high for January 1973 levels and exports caused a spike. Garden State established a guaranteed floor price to assure dealer profitability amid fluctuations.
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Pomona
Calif
Garfield
N.J
Alsip
Ili
California
West Coast
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Garden State
Scudder
Joint tenancy in Pennsylvania avoids survivorship issues
In Pennsylvania, property held by spouses as tenants by the entireties passes to the surviving spouse on the death of the other, even without a survivorship clause or a will. A deed in both names creates automatic full ownership for the survivor, and the deceased spouse's estate does not receive the share. The text also lists several state and federal elected officials for contact.
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Road Trouble List Prompts Reader Contact With Officials
Area readers unhappy with PennDOT seek action by contacting state legislators and PennDOT staff. The list provides names, offices, addresses, and phone numbers for Sen Budd Dwyer in Harrisburg, Rep Forest Hopkins in Harrisburg, and local offices in Meadville North East Erie and Franklin. The note requests calls or mail to urge highway issues and county supervision improvements.
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Penndot
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