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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1976
Page
2
The bill regulating lobbying SB 33 passed the Senate late last year and, after House changes, won final approval by a 1748 vote on June 3. The measure aimed to provide the public with vital information on lobbyists activities and expenditures on the Hill.
The piece argues the lobby bill expires awaiting scheduling help from the majority leader and a Senate nonconcurrence vote. It contends the will of the majority is frustrated again as the governor backs lobbying reform, making better government likely to wait due to senators' scheming or indifference.
Corry Evewing Journal notes a debate over draft revival versus a volunteer military. It highlights strong public support for reducing government, yet reveals Defense Manpower Commission’s draft recommendation and signs of ROTC growth and easy entry benefits. The piece cites rising enlistments, ROTC reinstatement at Princeton, and shifting attitudes among high school and college graduates.
Analysis argues stock investors would fare better under a Democratic administration based on 1900 onward market history. It notes Carter opposes double taxation on corporate income and dividends, aligning with Wall Street reform. Yale Hirsch’s data in The 1977 Stock Trader's Almanac compare Dow Jones averages on election day across GOP and Democratic eras.
A Chicago Tribune style analysis outlines Jimmy Carter's unexpected rise within the Democratic primary, portraying his broad appeal and cautious economic stance. It contrasts stock market performance under Democrats and Republicans, noting inflation adjusted gains, recessions, and bear markets, then returns to Carter highlighting his pragmatism and fundraising acuity.
A wide view of Jimmy Carter as a potential unifier and national leader unfolds. Supporters praise his tactician’s mind and Southern evangelical appeal while noting criticism of aloofness and a hard edge. They envision him reviving trust, integrity, and a broad Democratic coalition if elected.
The article critiques the Commonwealth Compensation Commission and its successors, noting lawmakers push for higher salaries while avoiding pension reform. It contrasts CCC-1 and CCC-2 findings on judges and legislators' benefits and cites Supreme Court inaction on performance criteria. It also surveys why Pennsylvania women take husbands' names, with Marie Keeney noting tradition and legal ambiguity. Keeney herself uses her husband’s name.
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