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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1976
Page
2
Sylvia Porter outlines Carter's economic stance, prioritizing job growth over restraint to fight inflation. He rejects the idea that high unemployment is necessary to control prices, arguing that broader employment would boost tax receipts and help balance the federal budget, signaling a pragmatic, conservative approach.
This excerpt analyzes Carter's economic plan centering on private sector jobs and limited government programs. It outlines long term unemployment targets, job creation in new industries, and potential welfare-to-work measures, stressing a conservative economic approach influenced by advisers.
A reader argues that the anti hunger coalition targets USDA revisions to food stamp rules as unconstitutional. The piece notes no constitutional guarantee to welfare, supports keeping aid for neediest, and supports limiting benefits to four person families earning under 558 dollars a month, about 100 dollars above poverty.
A reader proposes a community program in Corry to pair retirees and youths with small odd jobs for reduced rates. Funded by government and run via the Senior Citizens Center, it would cover tasks like faucet repairs, window fixes, mowing, and minor carpentry, offering purpose and small income without wealth, while reducing boredom.
Milton A. Goldstandt, 80, affluent Florida financial consultant, and his companion Dorrie staged an extravagant Las Vegas honeymoon. They dined, gambled, and socialized at The Dunes and Union Plaza, with Goldstandt flaunting wealth and gifting money to Dorrie. The trip featured lavish shows, golf, and a birthday celebration, ending as they return home with plans to possibly repeat the experience.
A critical report accuses ERDA of ad hoc energy policy driven by officials and contractor ties. It says profits by TRW linked to projects, notes only four percent of ERDA budget goes to conservation, and urges heat recovery and Stirling-cycle motors to cut fuel use. The draft report highlights stalled implementation of energy-saving ideas amid industry resistance.
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