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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1977
Page
2
In the opinion piece the three fastest growing college majors are business, health, and agriculture. Enrollment in agriculture schools has tripled in 15 years, with Iowa State reporting more job offers than openings. Agriculture includes forestry, horticulture, home economics, nutrition, and even golf course design, not just farming.
In the Gulf of Mexico the High Island Offshore System pipeline, worth about half a billion dollars, proceeds with no firm gas producer contracts. The FPC approved it despite producers withholding commitments, boosting their leverage as construction moves forward and costs may reach substantial levels for consumers.
A Corry Pa newspaper warns residents to obtain flood insurance under FIA and private insurers before a hurricane hits. It urges itemized property lists, checks on coverage, securing windows, moving vehicles, stocking supplies, and coordinating with insurers, noting disaster delays and variable settlements. The piece ends with a Los Angeles AP brief on a TV movie about a mentally ill man setting a fire.
A made for NBC movie on violence in TV and its impact on viewers airs late November or early December. Coauthor Richard Levinson notes the writer’s choice to avoid future depictions mirrors past actions by the team, referencing his prior work The Storyteller.
List compiled by the Pennsylvania Department of Justice Bureau of Consumer Protection in News and Views offers contacts for consumer inquiries across federal bodies. Includes executives for FTC, C.A.B., DOE, FDA, and other agencies with phone numbers and addresses for reporting complaints or seeking information.
The reminiscence recalls a 14 year old in 1930s New York interning at Lehman Brothers. He clerks behind glass cages, learns desk duties, and faces a harsh manager’s discipline. A one million payroll check becomes a pivotal, painful test of endurance and ambition. The tale ties to Wall Street rituals, famed firms, and the cost of early ambition.
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