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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1969
Page
7
A garbled fragment references a stated claim and gases but provides no clear names or actions. Context suggests a legal or technical note with incomplete phrases and missing details.
Washington reports a sharp clash as the Democratic led Congress and the Republican White House spar over policy after a brief honeymoon. House Democrats publicly attacked GOP criticism of Congress and Speaker John McCormack in a heated exchange following a Democratic caucus.
Washington experts urge abolishing mandatory sentences for drug possession and use. They say marijuana and LSD should be misdemeanors, stressing treatment and prevention over harsher laws. Justice Dept. supports flexibility for probation. crackdown on marijuana smuggling noted.
Police say Students for a Democratic Society may be using South Hills High School in Pittsburgh as a testing ground for nationwide disruptions. Three men from Ohio and New York were arrested on conspiracy charges for passing out LDS leaflets. about 200 leaflets were seized amid prior disturbances involving 26 girls.
Washington AP A House Education and Labor committee approved a compensation provision for miners with black lung disease. The plan offers up to 272 a month for a miner with three dependents in advanced stages, with filing windows for ex miners and active miners. Ex miners or their wives could apply within three years, while active miners have one year after an X ray shows advanced disease. State payments would be deducted from federal benefits.
Welfare Secretary Thomas W. Georges Jr. will not appear before a special House committee but his deputy Dr. Joseph Adlestein will testify. Committee chair Rep. Andrew J. McGraw criticized the decision as a hearing is set for Saturday at Penhurst State School and Hospital in Chester County.
A State Health Department survey of French Creek and its aquatic life is conducted this week by regional sanitary engineering staff and Aquatic Biologists Dr. Daniel Bardarik and Ed Brezina. The study samples bottom organisms to gauge chronic pollution and determine treatment needs for discharges.
Bucks County legislator Rep. Milton Berkes criticizes party bias in doe hunting license distribution. He says party members received invites to mail requests to party HQ and were given preference over other hunters for scarce licenses.
McGraw and fellow legislators pressed for Georges to attend after an August Pennhurst visit and an upcoming inspection. They said the committee seeks facts on conditions to determine actions to aid patients, but Georges did not agree to appear personally.
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