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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1972

Page

3

Red Cross Remodeling Bids Sought and Blood Drive Plans

The Red Cross board approved final remodeling plans by building chairman Charles Popovich and will mail bids on November 1 with work slated to start January 1. A Bloodmobile visit schedules donors at Specific times, with 81 already set, and 156 pints targeted. Volunteers reported completing Fund, a food stamp program adjunct to social security, and ongoing United Fund participation. Philip Segal noted coordination with Civil Defense for disaster services in Corry. Three servicemen and families received aid from Corry Chapter volunteers in the past month.

Red Cross Charles Popovich Thomas Grice Agnes Lynch Evelyn Dodd Fund United Fund Philip Segal

Elderly Tax Aid Checks In Mail In October

State senator R Budd Dwyer reports the Property Tax Assistance Bureau has mailed about 200000 property tax aid checks since July 5 to seniors widows over 50 and permanently disabled applicants. About 40000 checks remain to be mailed in the last two weeks of October. Hundreds of applications are incomplete due to nonresponse to bureau requests for more information and must be completed before checks can be issued.

Berry R. Budd Dwyer Property Tax Assistance Bureau Dwyer

Political Pumpkin Displays Growth of Campaign Propaganda

Ray Burrows explains pumpkins near his Elgin home carry carved lettering that grew onto the fruit as it healed. The signs were made by Louis Sexton of R.D. 1 Corry and Burrows planned to take the pumpkin to the Republican Headquarters in Corry as a living political advertisement.

Ray Burrows Elgin Times Louis Sexton R.D. 1 Corry Burrows Republican

Hospital owes over two million in 1971 accounts

Harrisburg AP Auditor General Casey reports Ashland State General Hospital in Schuylkill County showed 2,404,696 dollars in accounts receivable as of June 30, 1971, up 807,972 from the previous year. Debtors include former patients insurers and the federal government amid long standing hospital finance issues.

Harrisburg Hubert P. Casey Ashland State General Hospital Schuylkill County Casey Pennsylvania General Hospitals Ed Heim

Nixon to Decide on Major Bills in White House Action

President Nixon weighs a batch of 115 bills sent by the 92nd Congress with midmorning action promised. Ehrlichman and Weinberger prepare to explain views as vetoes loom on spending, labor health welfare, and Social Security measures before November elections.

Associated Press Washington White House Nixon 92Nd Congress John Ehrlichman Ehrlichman Caspar W. Weinberger Departments of Labor and Health Education Welfare

Nixon Holds Large Lead in Newspaper Endorsements

With under two weeks before Election Day Nixon has received editorials from more than 700 newspapers, surpassing his 1968 endorsement tally. Editor and Publisher noted 688 papers endorsed Nixon, 38 backed McGovern and 169 were undecided among 1,764 responding dailies. Strong endorsements spread across major papers like the Atlanta Constitution and New York Times.

Nixon George McGovern South Atlanta Constitution the Constitution Miami Herald Boston Herald Traveler Record American The Chicago Daily News Chicago Sun-Times New Haven Register Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Herald- Examiner

Flood Food Stamp Allowance Extended

Flood victims in Luzerne Montour Juniata and Mifflin counties may receive free food stamps until Nov 24 under a 30 day extension announced by Welfare Secretary Helene Wohlgemuth. The program funded by the USDA extends free stamps to these counties. since June 22 the state issued about 4.1 million dollars in food stamps.

Harrisburg Luzerne Montour Juniata Mifflin Helene Wohlgemuth U.S. Department of Agriculture Welfare Department Wohlgemuth

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