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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1977
Page
2
The Federal Trade Commission plans to allow labeling items as gold if they contain less than 10k, with composition disclosed and tarnish warnings. Current practice marks only 10k or higher as gold. proposal could expand to lower karats and apply tarnish warnings to silver as well.
In contrast to Pennsylvania, Massachusetts lawmakers considered relief for urban drivers and young men facing steep premiums but scrapped the bill at the last moment. They approved a measure to roll back auto insurance rates to 1975 levels, seeking relief by resetting pricing structures.
The speaker argues insurance rates should reflect accident history, not age, gender, or vehicle model. They note young drivers with no records face high premiums and urge Pennsylvania lawmakers to address inequities and the rising cost of coverage.
Lt. Gov. Kline denies a bid for governor while his Friends committee raises nearly $87,000 in three months. The tactic aims to keep his name visible without committing to a formal campaign, as rivals like Butera weigh momentum and time constraints amid a crowded field.
A proposed FTC rule would allow marking items with lower silver content under clarified statements of metal amount. Debate cites cheaper, less durable jewelry versus consumer protection. Public comment ends September 12 to Secretary FTC Washington DC 20580 to D McCarty Thornton.
The piece outlines a Chicago Sun-Times investigation into baby brokers, court records opening, and a California lawyer accused of illicit baby sales, plus a Washington report on President Carter urging energy conservation and the push toward alcohol fuels as alternatives, with Brazil and Germany moving to alcohol use. It cites probes in New York City and midtown Manhattan, describes legal ambiguities around payments to natural mothers and adoption fees, and notes potential jail for a lawyer involved.
Jack Anderson examines alcohol fuels as a path to reduce dependence on overseas oil. He cites cost, pollution, and policy angles, noting U S energy programs offer limited attention and oil interests oppose rival fuels. Nebraska faces political pressure from oil marketers over a gas o hol gas blend.
The Bureau of Consumer Protection operates from six offices and invites complaints about shoddy goods or business practices by phone or mail. The Erie office at 919 State Street Room 203 Erie 16501 provides the local contact, Phone 454-7184 and area code a4.
Public notice from the Corry Evening Journal details publication and postal information. Lists publisher George R Sample and editor William Eaton, with staff roles including pressroom personnel Jann McLaughlin and Facumen. Mentions AP exclusivity for news, mailing rates, and advertising deadlines.
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