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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1977
Page
2
The piece argues that illegal aliens complicate public policy and welfare, urging a comprehensive approach. It notes a potential Carter administration amnesty plan for longtime residents and warns that recognizing squatters' rights could boost illegal immigration and overwhelm services.
Sylvia Porter explains pension adequacy and how benefits depend on plan type and years worked. The Census Bureau notes 2075 average private pension for 65+ was $2279 annually or $190 monthly. Integrated plans with Social Security aim for a set of salary-based benefits, often combining to half of salary in retirement.
A guidance piece explains how pension credits and benefit amounts may differ. It covers how years worked before coverage may not count toward the pension, how early retirement reduces benefits, and why two workers with the same tenure can receive unequal early pensions depending on whether they are working when they claim benefits.
A CBS two part portrait titled The Amazing Howard Hughes airs tonight and Thursday. It stars Tommy Lee Jones as Hughes with Ed Flanders as Dietrich and Tovah Feldshuh as Katharine Hepburn. The program tracks Hughes from youth through his death in 1976, noting aviation ventures and the Hell's Angels project while offering only limited insight into the man behind the myths. The review finds the film flat and more a recital than a revealing exploration of Hughes.
Jim Bishop reports a Miami melee over a county ordinance banning discrimination against Homosexuals. Anita Bryant mobilizes a 60000 strong petition to repeal, while officials debate a costly referendum. Psychiatric authorities discuss sexuality, urging tolerance amid heated rhetoric.
Classified IRS reports allege an American businessman planned to assassinate Bahamas Premier Lynden Pindling and Deputy Premier Arthur Hanna before Bahamian independence. The plot, tied to a suspected political donation, involved attempted arms purchases and arson, with IRS material shared to counter dissident rumors.
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