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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1972
Page
3
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PHILADELPHIA AP The Pennsylvania Insurance Department begins public hearings on health care delivery costs and reform in the state prompted by a Blue Shield request for 18.3 million in rate increases. Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg says the weeklong hearings will address broader system issues beyond Blue Shield. Blue Shield President Robert Rinehimer notes consumer representation and potential new health maintenance organizations. More than 75 witnesses, including medical planners, labor and consumer leaders, will testify.
Vice President Spiro Agnew expands campaign swing to Texas Illinois and Florida with stops in San Antonio Fort Worth Chicago Galesburg and two day Florida Mississippi Louisiana tour. He aims to boost national GOP ticket while backing Republican Senate and House candidates in key states.
Lewis T. Anderson of Clymer, heir to a cash inheritance exceeding 24 thousand dollars from his father Harold T. Anderson, has again been served papers to appear in McKean County Court to resolve disposition of the estate. Kane attorney Ralph N. DeCamp seeks to place the legacy in a trust to cover taxes medical care and other heir expenses as repeated court actions proceed due to Anderson's lack of participation.
Prime Ministers Chou Enlai and Kakuei Tanaka meet in Peking marking a potential break with Taiwan. The two nations begin six day talks at the Great Hall of the People with 51 aides including Ohira. A draft treaty discussion signals a possible WWII peace accord replacing the 1952 Taiwan pact.
Senator George McGovern contends Nixon’s White House is dominated by big business and special interests. He demands Republicans reveal donors behind a purported ten million dollar secret campaign fund as he tours New York and Billings and campaigns in Sioux Falls.
AP dispatched R Sargent Shriver from Tucson to Pittsburgh where he spoke at a neighborhood playground and danced tarantela with an Italian group amid an ethnic festival. He urged unity, denounced forced identity submergence, and praised Pittsburgh’s builders while promising Democratic Party support. He met with potential contributors at the Concordia Club and planned a Labor Committee breakfast and a student assembly address.
4 H and FFA youths will show stock in the morning and offer them for sale in the afternoon at the Northwestern Pennsylvania Livestock Show and Sale. The show starts at 10 a.m. at Waterford fairgrounds with Route 19 access from Waterford.
A 19 year old Mexican migrant Miguel from Juarez stayed three nights at Jose Martinez's little restaurant in Los Angeles. Found behind the counter, stabbed to death, apparently while repelling a burglar who fled with beer. Police: burglary motive not fully clarified.
In Los Angeles Century City opens the third annual Girl Watching Week amid feminist protests calling the event vulgar. Officials call it a lighthearted tribute with a most watchable girl contest, while NOW warns of economic pressure on merchants. The Century Square Merchants Association invites women groups to discuss gender roles in a planned Tuesday session.
Three American prisoners of war in Hanoi become a campaign issue amid exchanges between Sen. George McGovern and Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird. McGovern accuses the Nixon administration of delaying homecoming, while Laird condemns using families as propaganda. The POWs are Maj. Edward Elias, Lt. Mark L. Gartley, and Lt. Norris Charles. Nixon plans speeches in Washington New York and San Francisco. Agnew targets nine states. Shriver tours Pittsburgh and Texas. Oil output in Canada expected to rise 26 percent in 1972 per Oil and Gas Journal.
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