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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1976
Page
2
Jane Peitter argues environment health and future jobs depend on energy alternatives to nuclear plants. She cites risks from emissions, radioactive waste, and possible health impacts, urging citizens to vote wisely and push for safer energy sources like solar wind geothermal and recycling.
A critical analysis argues the 1971 Postal Service failed as a quasi private entity. It details rising mechanization but persistent deficits, bloated labor costs, and shrinking mail volume. The piece urges restoring postal operations to the federal government and financing via the general fund.
The FTC issues regulations under the Magnuson Moss Act requiring clear warranty disclosures for consumer products over 15 dollars. Warranties must describe covered parts, what the warrantor will do, who is covered, duration, and steps for repair or replacement, including contact information.
A colonial doctor named Alexander Hamilton recounts health exile from Maryland, slumming in New York inns and Todd’s club life. He describes a mix of tavern talk, political debates, booze saturated outings, and encounters with Gov. Clinton and locals, conveying street impressions of 1744 urban life.
A critique of partisan disruption during national celebrations unfolds with references to 1876 Grant era turmoil. The piece juxtaposes past criticisms by Adams Whitman Sumner and Schlesinger, arguing reform born from dissent, noting improvements in horse pollution and social inequities over time, ending with a defiant call for national unity and progress.
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