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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1975
Page
4
In our opinion higher education and vocational training offer much to the inquisitive mind yet the program to offer government guaranteed loans has allowed misuses. Default rate is about 19 percent and rising with at least 173 million dollars not returned to the revolving fund. The loan program offers up to 2500 dollars annually with long repayment and no interest for nine to twelve months after graduation.
A historical editorial argues student loans boost earnings but tempt default. It notes bankruptcy as a poplar path after graduation, warns creditors lose future credit access, and cites Congress authority to suspend schools with poor repayment. It urges stricter rules to ensure repayment except for genuine misfortune.
An article threads economic fads and a bold weather weapon claim, noting a deficit theory that debt can lift demand when the unemployed rise and not trigger inflation at full employment. It cites a Soviet American pact on environmental warfare and reports on storms blamed on nature rather than seeding. It closes with a Securities and Exchange Commission probe into a million-dollar sports controversy linked to top athletes.
Three athletes Otis Armstrong of the Denver Broncos Ralph Simpson and Mike Green of the Denver Nuggets are among others named in a Cleveland federal suit claiming 5.2 million was raised from about 100 athletes in a phony land and tax fraud scheme. An attorney for PSA calls the charges lies while SEC probes possible securities violations.
A broad critique argues equal employment opportunity efforts are flawed and costly. Cites EEOC as both violator and advocate, cites cases of discrimination against a nurse with health risks and a woman with multiple sclerosis, and references CS Lewis on equality. Calls for more public works and warns against political media-driven equality claims.
The 54.5 billion Pennsylvania budget, signed by mistake and sent to the governor, favors Pittsburgh and Philadelphia counties with 34 million in extra aid while cutting a 350 thousand earmark for a Philadelphia probe. The piece prompts an anticipated veto fight and calls for broader austerity with no tax increase.
Q and A cover fire siren procedures and shift to 8 p.m. alarms with radio alerts for volunteers. It notes zoning setbacks of 7% feet for houses and 3 feet for garages and 20 feet rear for houses. Also mentions a possible new zoning ordinance and a lighthearted dog section ending with a tomahawk permit joke.
A car pool that charges a nominal fee or shares expenses does not become regulated transportation. The driver’s liability to paying passengers matches that to free riders. In Pennsylvania the host owes guests ordinary care, and a guest may recover for injuries from ordinary negligence.
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