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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1977
Page
2
A columnist voices concern about access to pornography on local shelves, the need for 917 emergency calls, and fluoridation of the water. The piece suggests public safety improvements and asks why practical services like bus stops are lacking. It frames civic questions and calls for discussion on local policy actions.
Citizens voice frustration at lack of progress on railroad track paving pool construction and street paving on West Pleasant Street. The town and state delay action, each waiting for the other, leaving infrastructure projects in limbo.
Many students receive some form of financial aid today and a 1977 record volume of over 99 billion will be made available in grants scholarships loans and jobs. Start planning now to evaluate true college costs including tuition fees books room and board transportation and personal expenses.
The article notes average costs across two year and four year colleges and private schools in Princeton New Jersey and discusses how financial aid can equalize costs. It compares private four year, public two year, state and out of state colleges, and vocational schools with ranges from about 1900 to over 7000 dollars annually. It emphasizes early planning and reliable information and lists key months October December January for action with reminders to obtain FAF forms and deadlines from counselors.
The article describes Norman Lear's Fernwood 2 Night sequel opening with guest Rona Barrett and a recap of Mary Hartman departure. Barth Gimble seeks funds for the show then heads to Miami amid vague charges. The cast includes Loretta Haggers, Mary Hartman’s family, and Tab Hunter as George. Viewership and station interest appear split, with plans for a 26 week trial.
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection operates in six cities. If you have a complaint about shoddy goods or business practices you can phone or write. Nearest office is Erie at 919 State Street Room 203 16501 Area code 814 phone 454 7184.
The Corry Evening Journal from Corry, Pennsylvania outlines mailing, carrier, and advertising rates. It lists managing editor and pressroom foreman, notes AP news republication rights, and provides subscription costs for weekly, six months, and daily mail delivery.
Jim Bishop argues that freedom of the press protects democracy yet laments errors and bias in reporting. He recalls Zenger and Steffens, critiques media power, and urges editors to enforce ethical guidelines while acknowledging journalists are fallible and the institution remains essential. The piece references UPI errors, Naprosyn, Nixon, Kennedy, and political alliances shaping coverage.
Washington intercepts reveal NSA catalog of messages between Seoul and its Washington embassy outlining plans to sway Congress. Reports tie Korea lobbying to then Rep Hanna and Justice probes, with cables noting special treatment for Park. Cuban bombing plots linked to Orlando Bosch surface in secret Senate testimony and DOJ notes.
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places with unclear meaning. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
The fragmentary notice appears to reference a political or legal matter involving a closed Attorne related action in Titusville or similar locale. Limited legible names and dates prevent full reconstruction of events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief civic item noting a proposed change or clarification in local law or policy. Details are unclear, but mentions a person or group and a formal action or designation. Further readable context is limited.
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