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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
4
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State Rep. Forest Hopkins of Corry backs comprehensive budget code reform in House Bill 1339 to overhaul Pennsylvania's budget process. The plan seeks sunset reviews, zero based budgeting, temporary taxes to cover deficits, and legislative scrutiny of contracts and leases.
A 14 year old Cooperstown boy, Scott Huth, died after a rifle fired while both youths shot at birds at Metz Pond. The gun misfired when a 11 year old companion aimed at a bird, striking Huth in the head. State police continue investigation.
The Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association says the state is moving too quickly on the new motor code and lacking enough copies for officers to study revisions. They requested a six month delay to July 1 start up, which was denied.
The EPA proposes labels on noisy products such as vacuum cleaners air conditioners and dishwashers to help consumers compare noise levels and noise reduction. Ear protectors will be the first standard with a 0 to 31 scale. Public input by Sept 20 is invited with hearings to be scheduled if interest exists.
GAO auditors say final Ford administration figures hid estimates showing the B1 bomber fleet could cost up to 29 billion dollars for 244 aircraft, higher than the 22.8 billion cited. The GAO letter to Senator Stennis was released as Carter weighs production decision due by month’s end.
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