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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1977
Page
2
Opinion piece questions Carter's first 90 days, notes symbolic focus and public persona. Compares political masks to romance, cites Washington, Lincoln, and the shift toward a citizen leader. Ends by labeling positions as new conservative thinking versus liberal lineage.
The piece traces the emergence of a sophisticated new conservative trend after Ford, noting their challenges to law enforcement and regulation, faith in market solutions, and push for impact statements. It contrasts these ideas with past leaders and calls for scrutiny by Carter and Congress.
Eula Weaver, a 77 year old stroke survivor from Los Angeles, defies disability through diet and daily exercise, earning six National Senior Olympic golds. The piece argues medicine fights disease but excesses shorten life, noting rising over‑65 numbers and lower death rates overall.
California requires two thirds external members on licensing boards and vows stronger consumer protection enforcing boards as public advocates. Pennsylvania boards remain controlled by regulated professions, with several documented concerns, including a real estate official investigating himself and a pharmacy board lax on kickbacks. A reform bill by Rep. Schmitt seeks one third public members to curb anti consumer conduct, but faces indifference and lobbying resistance.
In an interview, Long Island Democrat Pike denies personal gain from legislation affecting his hospital. He admits ethics code limits his pay as vice president of medical facilities and contemplates resigning. The piece also covers IRS private letter rulings secrecy, funding roadblocks, and a National Suggestion Box initiative under Carter.
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