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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1977
Page
2
The passage argues against charging public utility customers to fund the Office of Consumer Advocate. Established last year with general fund money, the office received $250,000 in the current Senate budget, prompting a bill to assess utility customers to cover its costs.
The piece argues against a $938000 fund to aid public utilities consumers and urges funding by the state, noting high utility bills should not rise. It shifts to a wine consumption overview citing rising U S expenditure, lack of shopper confidence, and tips on buying wine, labeling, and case discounts from vintners and retailers.
Spend billions for wine and store wines properly in a cool quiet dry corner. Find a reliable retailer with a wide range and good care on shelves. Budget wine as part of dinner cost, plan amounts per person, and track labels and producers to build palate and value. Use proper storage, decant leftovers, and invest in corkscrews and glasses.
A Corry PA group writes to officials, urging designation of a state of emergency for the region's crumbling highways. They allege ongoing budget shortfalls, high gas taxes, and vehicle damage, demanding immediate reconstruction over studies, with references to long‑standing road neglect and energy concerns. They name Schweiker Heinz Marks Shapp Dwyer Hopkins and urge access to the Highway Trust Fund.
CBS News chief Robert Wussler says the network will review the planned spring air film Four Days in Dallas for accuracy before broadcast or postpone if needed. He cites concern over docu dramas shaping history and aims to avoid misrepresenting JFK's assassination and Oswald's role while preserving CBS News involvement only on sensitive subjects.
The article reports Jewish leaders opposing President Carter's public push for a Middle East settlement, including a Palestinian homeland, and advocates urging restraint to avoid pressuring Israel. It notes Rep. Rosenthal's private letter warning against external preconditions and outlines Carter's stance on bilateral talks with minimal U.S. involvement. It then shifts to the Brass Ring feature praising Gopal Raju for refusing illegal ticket sales amid a 1974 airline rebate scandal.
Jim Bishop argues racism persists in America despite progress since the 1954 decision. He notes enduring white minority prejudice and black self defenses. The piece juxtaposes racial tensions in schools neighborhoods business and politics with quotes from officials and observers.
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