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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1977
Page
2
Sylvia Porter notes that many banks now offer monthly package plans around three dollars covering checking and related services. The plans vary widely in included items such as free checks, overdraft protection, safe deposits, money orders, and card access, but readers must evaluate their own usage to determine savings versus cost.
Guides from the American Bankers Association explain how to evaluate bank package plans for Social Security and Medicare benefits. Readers should compare service costs to package fees, weigh convenience and credit access, and consider minimum balances before deciding if a plan pays off given their banking habits.
A Manhattan court convicted Willie Smith of extortion mugging assault resisting arrest and counterfeiting food stamps. Judge Nathan O Cohen publicly condemned Smith for offenses against a 93 year old wheelchair bound woman and for harassing the court with alleged police brutality claims before ceasing proceedings.
A courtroom scene shows a judge punching and kicking Willie Smith, then addressing him from the bench. Deputies recover him as Smith is left battered, while the judge calls the act police brutality and hints at a retrial if police misconduct is proven.
Chicago area schools parks and homes suffered massive vandalism with hundreds of millions in costs. Deerfield led anti vandal ordinances holding parents responsible, cutting vandalism by 35 percent in year one. Other suburbs followed suit, sparking debate over constitutionality and potential court challenges. In separate items, a Washington report discusses talks to spare Maryland Governor Mandel from a new corruption trial and explores plea bargaining ideas.
The munitions center will weaponize arms for Arab states with Saudi funding rumored at 1.5 billion. Israel seeks Daoud's extradition amid French Egyptian talks, while Paris cites long negotiations and coincidence. Revolving door: James E. Smith moves from bankers lobby to bank holding role despite legal limits.
A rapid tour of Los Angeles late 1940s and 1950s television recalls Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent Harry Owens and His Royal Hawaiians Karla Pandit Hopalong Cassidy and Johnny Carson among the era’s vivid personalities. KTLA launched January 22, 1947, with Bob Hope emceeing live in grainy black and white. A two hour nostalgia special hosted by Art Linkletter revisits these days with producer Arnold Shapiro collecting clips from KTLA and six other stations. The show features back then stars and forgotten names, including Pandit who performed for years without speaking a word, and Carson who rose to later fame at CBS KNXT. The project spanned taped remnants from local studios and private collections, preserving a slice of television history.
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