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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1976
Page
2
In Harrisburg, a House approved measure would bar most paid work done at home by individuals and some handicapped workers would be exempt. The plan, backed by labor unions, faces Senate action and has drawn criticism that it curtails management prerogatives and overreaches into industry.
A reflective column recalls presidents from Kennedy to Lincoln and Eisenhower, noting their church attendance or prayer habits, plus enduring prayers from diverse ages. It weaves personal recollections, famous lines, and a century of faith, ending with local newspaper masthead and publishing details.
Carter argues that inflation can be tamed by a balanced budget and expanded employment to raise taxes for budget balance. He contrasts his plan with Nixon Ford policies, insisting price spirals from 1973-75 will not recur and citing oil shocks and global drought as past adverse factors.
The piece outlines Carter’s inflation and economic plan including price controls, agricultural policy, monetary policy reform, and federal restructuring, contrasted with Brown’s strategy focusing on poverty vows, tax reform, and welfare cuts. It notes Carter’s stance on Federal Reserve relations and wage guidance, and Brown’s image as a principled reformer, plus insiders’ views on their personas and campaign tactics.
The piece contrasts Carter's vow for thrift with Brown family reform image while recalling Pat Brown and Jerry Carter. It revisits George McGovern's self reflection after losing in 1972 and how unity and healing are discussed post Miami. It notes McGovern’s memories of urging Muskie to join as potential running mate.
An essay discusses how the Constitution requires a speedy trial to prevent unjust delays. It contrasts four month and over year wait times, noting self-generated delays and the need to balance speed with fairness. The piece cites Supreme Court guidance and public notices from legal associations and consumer protection offices.
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