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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1976
Page
2
Phoenixville junior high students staged sit ins over a shortened year after a September teacher strike cut the schedule. The state requires at least 180 days, prompting a measure to extend the year to protect educational time. Protests urge teachers to complete the term.
Federal rules require smoke detectors in all sleeping areas and interior egress, mandatory tie-downs with homeowner anchoring, insulation for cold regions, protected plumbing, and sealants to block rodents. If a home lacks air conditioning, disclosures apply. HUD cites potential 40 dollar heating savings with better insulation. Critics note enforcement gaps, dealer variability, and warranty repair hurdles despite progress.
The Senate Intelligence Committee led by Frank Church criticizes the FBI for over two decades of countermeasures against a wide range of groups. The piece argues Congress delegated internal security to the FBI and cites bombings and violence from 1970 to 1975 as proof of growing threats. It questions the committee’s focus on FBI methods over national dangers.
A Pennsylvania Senator advocates phasing out the property tax to fund schools, replacing revenue with higher state income and business taxes. The plan, backed by potential local surcharges, aims to reduce home ownership costs and ease inflation pressures, though critics warn of local control loss. The proposal sits in the Senate Finance Committee as lawmakers lean toward doing nothing for now.
The Esmeralda Chilean torture ship joins more than 200 vessels from 35 nations in a Fourth of July salute in New York Harbor. Critics cite torture allegations against the vessel, while organizers push a people to people event.
A partial transcript shows Hidal addressing the committee on a business loan matter. The exchange references potential loan approval and related regulatory or policy considerations discussed by the committee. The fragment hints at financial or economic policy debate within a formal setting.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions economy and resettlement with unclear names or dates, lacking coherent event details. The readable bits suggest a note on economic conditions and a possible resettlement topic without concrete actions or context.
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