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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1976
Page
2
David Cohen argues reform frees President-elect Carter from big donors, enabling him to choose 50 top posts and potentially 2000 after inauguration. He urges standards for accountability, open processes, public representation on commissions, and competitive salaries to attract diverse, capable officials.
A dissentering column argues for a sunset budget mechanism to force state and local agencies to justify existence or shut down. It cites Pennsylvania’s consumer advocate office as an example of rising government costs and bureaucracy. The piece recalls Milton Shapp and PUC history and notes budget requests from Mark Widoff.
The item outlines a quirky set of rules on horse and rider statues. It notes four positions linking rider fate to horse status and cites archival references in National Archives Washington DC. It mentions a National Hero outcome for a rider with the horse standing.
The Christian Science Monitor reports on the HIT center at Illimots Institute of Technology launching with a $100,000 grant to study and teach ethics across professions. It notes that lawyers architects doctors engineers and educators face distinct standards and that many programs focus on technology’s impact rather than profession specific ethics.
Retirement-age readers are urged to seek professional financial guidance for investment choices. The piece cautions against chasing high returns from funds or volatile stocks, notes U.S. bonds and savings certificates as safer options, and warns that tax sheltered plans can mislead as tax saving when they defer taxes.
Corry Evmeming Journal reports on display advertising rates and editorial sections. Publication explains submission guidelines, page formats, and rights for republication.
A note from Mrs. Mark J. Anderson Poppy Chairman thanks Elmer C. Carrier Unit 265 of the American Legion Auxiliary for supporting Poppy Days in Corry. Funds aid local veterans, Erie VA Hospital, Pennsylvania Soldiers and Sailors Home, and related child programs.
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