Pass It Up A Better Bargain In Land Near Corry
In this advisory piece the author debunks free land myths and warns that most government land offers are misrepresented. It notes the Interior Department Bureau of Land Management is the official source for federal land information, emphasizes Western states and Alaska as primary locations, and outlines that most sale lands are small, barren, hard to access, with no guaranteed roads or utilities. The article urges readers to disregard cheap land promises and to seek reliable BLM information.
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Downtown renewal sparks booster letters and school closure debate
Letters to the editor praise downtown renewal plans while criticizing slow action and urge action. Separate note defends Spring Creek School closure and extols its graduates and contributions, arguing education favors reading and fundamentals over arts focus. The Corry Evening Journal notes publisher and staff names.
How To Contact Your Legislators United States Senate Officials
A list of contact points for lawmakers in Pennsylvania and federal offices. Includes Senator Richard Schweiker and Senator H John Heinz Jr addresses in Washington and Harrisburg, Governor Milton Shapp in Harrisburg, Senator R Budd Dwyer, Representatives Marc Marks and Forest Hopkins in Washington and Harrisburg, plus a toll free number 1 800 732 0788.
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Tax breaks pile up in 1977 reforms warn experts
Sylvia Porter outlines how the Tax Reduction and Simplification Act of 1977 changes deductions and brackets, restores sick pay rules for 1976, and creates large, tax free opportunities for children and the elderly. The series promises practical guides to maximize benefits and avoid traps before year end.
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The Trials of Salvador Agron: A Jailhouse Transformation
Salvador Agron, once a teenager who stabbed two boys in a Manhattan playground, is portrayed as a rehabilitated model prisoner. Governor Rockefeller commuted his death sentence to life, he studied reading and writing, wrote poems and court appeals, and was moved to Fishkill then paroled, only to escape and be recaptured in Peoria.
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Carter adviser Patrick Caddell shapes image with fireside style
The 26 year old pollster guides President Carter on public attitudes and uses symbolic gestures to project a man of the people. He commands a $20,000 yearly poll for corporate clients like Arco Exxon Citicorp and Beths while also conducting Democratic National Committee polls.
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