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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1976
Page
3
Vice President Nelson A Rockefeller plans a March tour of Malaysia and nearby Southeast Asian countries including Thailand. Details are being finalized and will be announced formally.
AP reports the House tabled a motion to interview Ford aides on the Nixon pardon. justice officials say no charges will be filed against Richard Helms and other intelligence officials over a 1971 domestic break in. Gore Vidal sues Truman Capote Playgirl and Richard Zoerink for libel. James Brolin to quit Marcus Welby role and sue Universal. Susan Ford models in Florida for Family Circle.
A Cincinnati firm Metro Check Service runs a negative data list of bad accounts used by banks and merchants across 25 states. Subscribers pay for phone alerts and a guarantee service, while some bankers worry about data misuse and lack of control over information.
Harrisburg AP Point Park College in Pittsburgh is exempt from city county and school taxes after Commonwealth Court overturned an Allegheny County ruling. The court said the college qualifies as a purely charitable institution and did not have to pay tax. Separately, 13 year old Douglas Poth became a licensed private investigator in Seattle after paying $5 and presenting a letter from a detective firm.
Congressman Joe Vigorito stands with Wattsburg farmer Robert W. Harwood and Union City farmer Seth Ballog on the Capitol east steps after hearings before his Agriculture Subcommittee. The session addressed the Perishable Agriculture Commodities Act licensing of handlers and prohibitions on unfair practices in fresh and frozen produce markets.
Pennsylvania Governor Milton J. Shapp seeks two thirds of the state's Democratic delegates in the April 27 primary. He faces competition from several major candidates as most filed by the Tuesday deadline, while President Ford holds the GOP edge with the state party endorsement. George Wallace Birch Bayh Jimmy Carter Fred Harris Henry Jackson Ellen McCormack Morris Udall among others seek the Democratic nod. Reagan plans minimal spending in the state.
Senate action targets a package of nine bills to reform the Public Utility Commission within five years. Sen. Franklin Kury chairs the effort, seeking hearings, funding, staff boosts, and a consumer advocate office in the Justice Department. Provisions require refunds for fuel clause overcharges and protections before service shutoffs, amid a broader push for transparent rate reviews and public input.
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