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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1976
Page
2
The piece argues that 300 LCB enforcement officers cannot monitor all licensing establishments in the state. It urges the public to assist law enforcement by reporting violations in taverns clubs and restaurants to keep operations lawful and compliant.
A column blends the Two Chinas debate with a critique of U.S. inflation. It recalls Nixon and Ford on Taiwan policy, Chiang Kai-shek’s legacy, and the UN stance, then shifts to warnings that double digit inflation is not tolerable, arguing persistent price growth erodes the dollar’s value across decades.
The piece traces inflation reaching six percent and its impact on housing, savings, and lending, contrasting with earlier highs and arguing for gradual stabilization. It highlights persistent price rises, interest-rate pressure, and the need for anti inflation policies amid broader economic signals. It also reports on Donald Alexander, IRS commissioner, facing scrutiny and FOIA requests about personal files and past investigations, including links to Procter and Gamble.
A Customs probe alleges false statements to dodge duties on toy shipments linked to Procter and Gamble while Alexander faces accusations of government defraud. The dispute drew IRS commentary and a DOJ referral, with questions about ethics versus legality and FOIA requests signaling ongoing oversight.
Fragmented letters discuss an improper Customs investigation claim and a notarized identity request. The text shifts to Vernon W. Thompson and the “People for Thompson” funders now backing Adolph Gunderson, noting a 35,000 donation and legal campaign finance issues.
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection operates in six cities. For complaints about shoddy goods or business practices, contact the nearest office at Cris, 919 State Street, Room 203, or call Phone 454-7184. Area code 4.
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