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Senator Hugh Scott provides a list of toll free numbers for government assistance in the Corry area. The guide covers federal and state agencies including Veterans Affairs Internal Revenue Service HUD Civil Service Commission and Consumer Product Safety Commission with contact lines for Pennsylvania regions and national programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Scott
Corry Area
Semator
Pennsylvania
Scott
Veterans Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Peace Corps
Vista
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Civil Service Commission
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Center For Disease Control
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Sick Poor Tell Summit They Need More Help
Washington AP reporting that 190 delegates from sick and poor groups told the government inflation worsens hardship and urged increased HEW spending. They oppose Ford administration cuts and seek more federal aid as a prelude to a national summit on Sept 27-28. They cited evictions, hunger on reservations, and seniors delaying care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford Administration
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Aflcio
Bert Seidman
Vets' Aid Group Barred From Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports Arthritics and Friends United was barred from soliciting in Pennsylvania for misrepresentation. The group collected about $400,000 locally with 300 teenage solicitors while its leaders could not be located. State officials said they will pursue the case and alert other states where AFU operated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Arthritics and
Friends United
Carol Cochran
State Commission On Charitable Organizations
Glenn Shafer
Delaware
AFU
Canning Woes: No Lids Plague Home Canners
Washington AP reports consumer anger as lid shortages tighten costs for home canning. Rep Marvin L. Esch of Michigan cites long lines and prices more than double last year's 40 cent per dozen rate, urging FTC action amid garden-boosted inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Marvin L. Esch
R-Mich
Esch
Federal Trade Commission
Lewis Engman
Cambria Teachers OK Pact Ends Longest Pennsylvania Strike
Nine school systems and one community college in Pennsylvania reached a two year pact after the longest fall strike. Forest Hills district in Cambria County with 3,900 pupils ended a strike by about 150 teachers returning to class. The agreement raises salaries by 900 dollars per year, top scales rising from 12,600 to 13,200 then 13,500 to 14,100. Other districts ending walkouts include Bensalem Bucks County and Erie where 97 percent of teachers stayed out for two days. Various schools reported strikes, with a mix of attendance decisions and arbitration demands from teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Tony
Forest Hills
Cambria County
Bensalem
Bucks County
Erie
William Penn
Delaware County
Various Community Notes From Ripley and Nearby Areas
Local social updates include visits by Bernice Marsh and neighbors in Columbus and Ripley, with friends from Union City and Hatch Hollow. Celebrations mark a 45th anniversary at the Sweden House in Erie, and Oct and July meetings planned for the Mi Neighbor Club. Atty Gen Israel Packel rules citizenship not required for liquor licenses, aligning with Supreme Court protections for resident aliens. A note from Bourne, Massachusetts recalls Grover Cleveland era White House lore and a notched newel post weight marker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Marsh
Porest Peiffer
Columbus
Trever Bayle
Merton Bayle
Mary Gregor
Union City
Mildred Gregor
Hatch
Pearl Bemis
Glen Evans
Frank Bayle
Ripley
James VanKarden
Scotia
Harold
Robert White
Herkimer
Rodney
Mi Neighbor Club
Greenfield
Dave Motherwell
Merton Bemis
Walter DeShazer
Philip Gravink
Clymer
Tues
Lance
Gordon Bemis
Bort Devens
Mass
Joseph Nakoski
Edward Prugar
Gayle Co
Harrisburg
Israel Packel
Packel
U.S
Gene F. Roscioli
Liquor Control Board
U.S. Supreme Court
Packer
White House
Bourne
Gary Gables Inn
Grover Cleveland
Penn Central Seeks Tax Debt Separation in Bankruptcy
Trustees seek to separate non-rail income from railroad earnings to pay $211.3 million in back taxes owed since 1970. They argue property income of $3.8 million monthly should be set aside in a dedicated fund, while government lawyers oppose, urging full use of all resources for reorganization under judge Fullam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Penn Central Railroad
America
Penn Central
U.S
John P. Fullam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ivania
Vets
Treasury
Albert Shanker
American Federation of Teachers
Church Run
Titusville
McIntosh & Cortland
Cambria
Seibert
Employment Service
Williamsport
Shenandoah
Lehigh County Community College
Hopewell
Berwick
Delaware Valley
Crestwood
South Fayette
Pottsgrove
Lyle Bemis
Assembly of God Church
Sherman
Abbe Church
French Creek
American Sunday School Union
Community Church
Keith Kroneke
Marshall Sherwood
Corry
Bernice
Elouise Marsh
Cecil Humphrey
Myron Wallace
George Hapgood
Orpha Hapgood
Charles Parks
Conneaut
Ohio
Ralph Oakes
Archie Hurlbut
Alice Camp
Margaret Bettis
Florence Linendell
Laura. Betts
Colonial Terrace
Mildred DeShazer
Clymer American Legion Auxiliary
Lucy Schurman
Lenore Camper
Merle Newhouse
Falconer
Bill Gosby
Warner Theatre
Boston
Carlisle’s
Chamber of Commerce
P.F. Donohue Women’s Apparel
P.A. Meyer
WOLN
Peach St
Plymouth Valiants
Compact
Chrysler
Plymouth
Soc
Shrysler ‘Motors Corporation
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