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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1976
Page
2
Representative Richard Schulze proposes a constitutional amendment to extend House terms to three years, limit members to five terms, and retire at 75. He argues longer terms would improve focus on legislation and reduce campaign time, while critics question chances in this session and potential sponsor support.
Washington lawmakers release a study labeling a demented veteran or paranoid anti military type with chemistry knowledge as a possible culprit in the Philadelphia Legionnaires outbreak that killed 29 conventioneers last July. The report accuses authorities of a fiasco in misdiagnosing swine flu and warns tissues were contaminated, hindering toxic evidence.
Sylvia Porter notes in 1976 that Washington has avoided pre election spending binges. spending remains billions below projections and is potentially restrictive. the fed targets inflation as Ford's vetoes and congressional budget discipline shape a cautious year.
The piece analyzes Ford and Carter stances on social welfare, inflation, and budget balance amid a volatile economy. It cites Fed chair Arthur De Buen and warns of erratic indicators, including weak retail sales and unemployment near 7.8 percent, while predicting a continued expansion and potential quick tax stimulus if growth falters.
The piece surveys a nation fatigued by politics as voters stay home amid bitter campaigns. It recalls Melville on iron hands and chronicles distrust in Washington, the virulent rhetoric of Ford Carter clashes, press scrutiny, and a public yearning for leadership to restore faith in government.
Erie County party leaders forecast turnout around 68 to 70 percent amid strong enthusiasm for Democratic and Republican tickets and a key Home Rule Charter question. Regional GOP director Alex Rays noted more caution, while local officials weigh presidential interest and charter fate as turnout drivers.
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