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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1976
Page
2
In our opinion the proposed Motor Vehicle Code revisions, now moving to the Senate, loosen penalties and may reward careless driving. The letter argues softer enforcement reduces deterrence, while recognizing the need to modernize laws for safer highways. It urges balance between reform and accountability.
In 1973 Nixon ordered a large sale of strategic metals from the national stockpile, pressured by aides to favor White House friends. GSA sold over $3 billion in metals, largely to Reynolds Metals, U S Steel, and Westinghouse, while critics warn of mineral shortages and a potential stockpile replenishment study.
The piece urges customers to hire a professional home inspection to uncover hidden issues like termite damage electrical faults and roof cracks. It cites a couple who avoided costly repairs after daylight showed through a roof once claimed inspected and in good shape.
Kenneth Adelberg warns buyers in the Baltimore Washington area to inspect condos and houses before purchase. He cites moisture in a basement and rotted roofs as costly failures that buyers may face. He advises comparing inspectors, ensuring licensure, and obtaining written reports detailing all major components. He notes three national inspection groups and suggests consulting multiple firms for price and service.
A long personal letter from a mother describes travel plans and family updates, noting children’s lives, marriages, schooling, jobs, and ambitions. The second part reports on New York AP coverage of corporate annual meetings, highlighting executive views on relevance, site choices, and shareholder engagement with the tone of 1960s business reporting.
The essay contrasts corporate annual meetings with town meetings, noting the ritual has outgrown practical value as most business is prearranged. It cites New York Stock Exchange requirements, Delaware law, and historical college campus gatherings like U.S. Steel and Ma Bell meetings, highlighting shareholder concerns and shifting dynamics.
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