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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1976
Page
2
A PAXCOARY JOURNAL report details rampant abuse of vending and payphone machines, with customers forcing failures, coins swallowed, and even gunfire in rare cases. Industry sources note vandalism is easing as equipment improves, but incidents persist and customers are urged to follow instructions and report malfunctions.
In New York a 10-year-old foster child named Jerry embodies a national crisis of abandoned youth. Experts say about 400,000 forgotten children face services that trap them in temporary homes, with debates in the Supreme Court over whether foster kids deserve hearings before removal and greater voice in placement.
Arlington couple and a broad coalition led a six year citizen protest against a proposed I 66 extension into northern Virginia. They argue for fuller hearings and an environmental impact statement, citing a 1966 federal ruling that forced new hearings and viable alternatives. The Bush-era funding battle hinges on a four lane plan restricting trucks and car pools during rush hours, with Coleman’s decision imminent.
The Long Beach story outlines Greg Stinis and others refining skytyping, a faster form of skywriting using five planes at 10,000 feet to spell 20- to 25-character slogans seen over 400 square miles. Stinis envisions 40,000-foot horizons and 20-mile messages with multi color glow, selling ads for up to 15000 dollars for three hours.
A readable fragment notes a business complaint filed by Feaneyivanis Bureau at 919 State Street, Room 203. The text includes a contact phone number and area code but lacks clear context or outcome.
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