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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1977
Page
2
State Auditor General Al Benedict calls the fuel cost adjustment a windfall and ripoff for consumers while opposing a bill to force competitive bids on utility fuel purchases.
A call to lawmakers to create an equitable plan that distributes energy costs between consumers and investors. The draft proposal emphasizes sharing risk and maintaining utility profitability while ensuring steady energy service and protecting investors from financial exposure.
Senator Bartlett of Oklahoma battles cancer after lung surgery and chemotherapy while a proxy vote in the strip mining bill is challenged by Senator Hansen. Bartlett opposes a multi billion dollar giveaway clause, but a five to four vote passed it amid his illness. He continues treatment and plans to seek re election next year.
The piece argues that standardized labels for illnesses grow and influence care and payment. It notes officials push written evaluations, insurers require computable diagnoses, and physicians risk nonpayment if they avoid pigeonhole labels. It warns about rising data collection and the pressure to fit patients into predefined categories.
A Corry Evening Journal column warns that medical records are routinely shared under insurance, employment, and consent forms. It outlines five loopholes that invade privacy and urges readers to recognize how deeply personal data can be disclosed without explicit consent.
A lengthy critique of Laura Foreman, a Philadelphia Inquirer reporter, amid her relationship with Henry Cianfiani. The piece covers gifts received, resignation from the New York Times, and debates on gender standards, ethics, and journalistic norms. It notes professional fallout and the gendered scrutiny she faced.
BBC adaptation of Robert Graves novel chronicles Rome from 24 B.C. to 54 A.D. through power struggles and murder. Alistair Cooke hosts a warning that the series may shock tender viewers, with censorship noted by WGBH producer.
Local fears rise as a trick or treat candy piece laced with a deadly straight pin harms a child. A separate hunting accident near Russell leaves a man injured and another charged with a game law violation after a hunter mistakes a companion for game.
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