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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1975
Page
2
An editorial argues for stricter student loan rules amid a 19 percent default rate and $173 million unrecovered. It condemns bankruptcy tactics post graduation and urges Congress to tighten eligibility and enforcement to protect taxpayers and preserve loan funds for future students.
Kevin Dobson, longtime New York native and former Long Island Rail Road worker, returns to fame as Kojak’s Detective Bobby Crocker. The 32-year-old actor, who once drove trains and worked as a taxi driver, rose from theater to screen, finally landing the Kojak role after stints in film and television.
Washington report alleges William Rosenberg, nominee to head federal energy research, faced a civil subpoena over claims he influenced a Stanford Research Institute study to favor a utility. The case centers on a 156 million overrun by Consumers Power Co. and potential criminal charges for Rosenberg’s alleged backroom urging.
A compact reminiscence listing influential figures who shaped Jim Bishop's career. It names Abe Rudetsky, John M. Bishop Sr, Jenny Bishop, Sister Maria Alacoque, Mark Hellinger, Emile Gauvreau, Charles Colebaubh, Bob Considine, Roger Straus Jr, William Lengel, Ralph Gorman C P, Phyllis Jackson, Evan Thomas Jr, Darryl Zanuck, Bill Hearst Jr, Hobart Lewis and others who supported or mentored him, reflecting a Hollywood business network. The item preserves a biographical tone with a focus on personal influence and professional turning points.
Northwestern Pennsylvania volunteers came home from the 23rd annual convention recounting hazards and humor from years of service. They contrast paid firefighting costs, noting a potential $400,000 annual wage bill and tax hikes if volunteers vanished, while praising bravery shown after a deadly fire night that claimed five lives.
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