Double standards and pension fears ride state life
The piece criticizes Pennsylvania for gambling in high places while pressuring small nonprofit groups. ItThen warns readers about aging and retirement, challenging belief in guaranteed Social Security and private pensions. It cites low private plan coverage and uncertain payouts to urge action and awareness.
Double standards on pensions and gambling laws
Government figures show many private plan participants have limited or no access to pension benefits while non profits and charities face similar constraints. The note argues if state run lotteries are allowed, church bingo and punchboards deserve a chance. if not, they should be shut down. It asserts gambling laws should apply equally to all.
Why Pennsylvania roads stay plagued by potholes today
Readers focus on PennDOT road delays and potholes in Northwestern Pennsylvania as Al Styers calls for citizen action. The Corry Evening Journal urges forming a citizens’ committee to pressure state officials, listing contacts for legislators and highway officials to organize unified pressure for road repairs.
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Planning for your pension questions and risks
The article explains pension eligibility and benefits for workers with under ten years on the job. It outlines typical 1975 private pension levels, Social Security averages, survivor benefits, inflation issues, and coverage limits. It urges workers to check with employers or unions about qualification, amounts, and adequacy. Tomorrow: Working to qualify.
Golf Lexicon by Jim Bishop sparks biting satire
A 1977 King Features piece lampoons golf culture with a jokey lexicon of terms and zingers. It mocks players, wives, and the botched lore of the sport, naming clubs, hazards, and hangups in a sharp, playful voice.
Federal agencies brace for more hostage takeovers after Hanafi siege
Washington officials and leaders from the State Treasury Justice and Defense Departments meet to develop anti terrorism methods and prevent future takedowns. Intelligence briefings warn terrorists from groups including FALN anti Castro factions Weather Underground and extremist Jamaican groups may strike next. Advanced data bases and undercover operations are discussed amid concerns over constitutional limits and elusive threats.
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