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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1977
Page
2
Proposals entering Congress would overhaul the food stamp program from abolition to free distribution. About 5.5 million families participate, with administration arguing at least 10 percent eligible do not join due to stamp cost. Studies show errors and fraud, urging simplification and targeting true need.
Paul Harvey argues dentistry polices itself through ADA guidance and peer review, with ongoing internal audits of education, accreditation, and practice. Government oversight is portrayed as a last resort, as the profession already self monitors for quality and safety. The piece notes OSHA checks and lists Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection contact details for complaints.
The article details how private pension plans rarely guarantee survivor benefits for spouses after a worker dies. It cites cases like a widow left with nothing when her husband died at 59, before early retirement, and explains how laws treat pensions as the worker's alone. It notes early-survivor reductions, divorce complications, and state differences, with a prompt to discuss reform.
West recounts taped interviews with Patty and says the judge barred the only written report on her mental condition from the record. He cites Patty’s traumatic history with the SLA and asserts Angela Atwood wrote the profane diatribes, not Patty, based on his examinations.
A sequence of court opinions illustrates that what counts as a nuisance depends on social norms and context. Courts upheld noise from a furniture factory, deg nursery, and Little League games as acceptable, while restricting early morning diesels and loud radios near homes.
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