Welfare private phones spark PUC hearing in Pittsburgh
At a Public Utility Commission hearing in Pittsburgh, Fred Adams of the Greensburg Office of Economic Opportunity testified that welfare families have private phone lines. Bell Telephone noted no welfare restrictions on service type. Adams urged private lines as a necessity for emergencies, criticising dual lines and welfare specific phones. The welfare situation warrants legislative investigation.
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Public Utility Commission
Pittsburgh
Fred Adams
Greensburg
Office of Economic Opportunity
Adams
Bell Telephone
Pennsylvania
Welfare Department
Bell
Changes in College Life From the Thirties to Today
A Corry Evening Journal reader compares college life at Kent State in the late 1930s with modern times. He contrasts strict freshman rituals, beanies, and dorm dating bans with today’s coed dorms, casual dress, and relaxed social norms, noting a shift in attitudes, classes, and student behavior.
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India
Kent State
Henry Idaho on the brink of a national crisis
A reflective observers notes Watergate era anxiety across America. Henry Kissinger warns of a national mental strain while diverse locals from Henry to Idaho feel jolted by scandal. Despite unease, the nation remains hopeful, with resilient, sensible citizens weathering the crisis. The piece paints Henry as a rugged, aging town contrasted with national turmoil.
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Henry, Idaho
America
Henry
Idaho
Guardian Appointment Procedure for Incompetent Elderly
A relative or responsible person may petition the county court where the incompetent resides. Notice must be given as directed, a hearing decides incompetence, and the court may appoint a guardian of the person or estate with a bond often required. A wrong name in trial does not invalidate a conviction if the proper person is tried.
That wild vacation first of 3 parts
A family travel tale recalls Newark airport disruption as police hold the Frechette clan back while a Skycap consoles a weary crowd. The narrator’s grandchildren are described vividly with names, ages, heights, and quirky traits, skewing toward affectionate family snapshot prose.
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Newark
Charles Frechette
Kelly
Corry heat wave winds down amid hot records
Corry residents awaited a real cool down after a searing spell. The previous night stayed near 72 degrees with a 92 degree high, while attorney Kenneth Renfekamp denied dropping a radio station application in Corry.
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Corry
Kenneth Renfekamp
Federal Communications Commission
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