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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1977
Page
2
Harrisburg officials oppose the 4.9 billion general fund budget cut approved by the state Senate, warning government collapse without restored funding while supporting broader calls for across the board expenditure and tax reductions reflecting working-class tax burden.
A columnist laments modern childhood activities vanish replacing them with pricey, high tech and risky pastimes. He argues schools produce weaker graduates and schools alone cannot fix issues, insisting both teachers and parents must share responsibility for better education outcomes.
The article discusses a hot pursuit scenario where police chase an armed robber to a home and enter without a warrant. The Supreme Court permits warrantless entry when delay would endanger lives, but warns exceptions must be jealously drawn and not abused. It notes a contrasting case where unlawful entry occurred due to red tape.
Learn the best path to force a dangerous product recall or repair. Contact the Consumer Product Safety Commission hot line BO0-836-2666, then mail a letter to the Bureau of Information and Education in Washington DC 20207 with a copy to the maker. Ed Pascarella notes complaints drive Section 15 actions enabling recalls and safety investigations.
The lengthy discussion questions CPSC reach and timeliness of recalls. Corning Glass paid 325000 for late notification on a coffee percolator defect. Critics say the agency lacks blanket protection with 10000+ products and only one current mandatory standard.
A 1977 feature notes how modern presidents struggle to take true vacations. It contrasts past leaders like FDR at Warm Springs and Hoover on a houseboat with today’s high security, press presence, and nonstop briefings. The piece highlights Key West, St. Simon’s, and other retreats as stages for political theater rather than quiet getaways.
President Carter ordered denial of export licenses for the Cyber 76 computer. Brzezinski notified Kreps to stop the $13 million, 20 times faster machine amid concerns it could aid Soviet missile tracking and nuclear production. Control Data pledged weather use. critics warn Soviets could obtain parts or technicians elsewhere.
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