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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1976
Page
2
In our opinion Pennsylvania should reform the marijuana law. We do not endorse marijuana or penalties as set. Current law allows 30 days in jail and a $500 fine for possession. Treat marijuana and alcohol abuse as health issues rather than criminal penalties.
A proposed reform would classify possession of 30 grams of marijuana as a summary offense with a $100 penalty to reduce court backlogs. The push favors stricter penalties for sellers and beneficiaries, while treating casual use as nonhabitual. The House Law and Justice Committee studies relaxed penalties for users.
Space officials named as Rockwell gratuities recipients in a prior column are listed, with denial of wrongdoing and a Rockwell spokesman's pledge to stop gifts. The piece also flags a critical analysis accusing the Soviet Union of spreading influence through gifts, citing South Yemen as a puppet state in the Arab world with reporting from Joe Spear.
A guide warns that leaving phones ringing and neighbors unaware invites break ins while you are away. It notes burglars act quickly, often with minimal force, exploiting unlocked doors or open windows. Steps include signaling occupancy and securing entry points to reduce risk.
Fireman's Fund American Insurance urges homeowners to deter burglars with visible occupancy signs and routine deterrents. Do not publicize trips, use timers, and have a neighbor appear at the home. Lock all doors and windows and review homeowner policies for extended theft coverage and valuables.
The article recounts Fanny Schulein, a Berlin screenwriter turned immigrant in New York, haunted by Nazi terror. A mystery keepsake book appears in Charlotte, linking past lives, tragedy, and the ad hoc tale of Fanny’s enduring shadow across decades and cities.
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