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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1977
Page
2
Readers urged to raise collision and comprehensive deductibles to cut premiums. Article cites Insurance Information Institute guidance, shows potential savings from increasing deductibles to 250 500 1000, notes tax deduction benefits for losses above 100, and advises dropping collision on older cars.
Senate Minority Leader Henry Hager unveils a reform package to create an independent Pennsylvania Independent Crime Commission funded by 2 percent of annual liquor tax revenues. The proposal narrows powers to organized crime and government corruption, expands witness immunity, and seeks grand jury access while pursuing wiretap authority in a separate bill. The plan aims for permanent funding and independence from political pressure.
In a spring tale, Father O'Brien, aged 84, ponders Heaven and Hell after death. Guided by Peter and Moses, he visits Hell where starving souls dine with impossibly long spoons, then Paradise where all feed without wanting. The dream reflects faith, mercy, and a lifetime of pastoral care.
ABC program chief Fred Silverman says the network cut violence prone shows to boost comedy. He cites declining action audiences and strong comedy hits as reasons, noting a long term shift toward variety and humor. He also discusses the fate of Bionic Woman and Batman with view toward longevity and genre trends.
Washington critics accuse the EPA of wrecking industry profits while insiders say the agency is negligent and inefficient. The piece cites carbon tetrachloride pollution risk in Cincinnati drinking water, weak benzene studies, lax gasoline vapor standards, and poor car emissions inspections, with calls for reform and a push by Carter aides to streamline federal bureaucracy for faster results.
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