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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1975
Page
2
The piece weighs two paths for a president’s conduct in public life. It argues for a bold, accessible leader who engages crowds yet questions how much freedom to press the flesh remains appropriate. It also considers how the President might adjust actions to balance scrutiny and safety.
The plan, tied to the Motor Vehicle Code from a Shapp task force, would create five license classes from passenger cars to tractor-trailers, require color photos, extend licenses to four years, and ban multiple licenses. Out of state holders would surrender existing licenses to obtain Pennsylvania authorization.
Pennsylvania considers a two year registration cycle with vehicle type and weight classifications. The Transportation Department would define vehicle classes, reward energy efficient cars, and require heavier vehicles to pay a larger highway cost share. Provisions permit plate transfers within families to simplify ownership changes.
Readers troubled by PennDOT road issues are urged to contact state and federal legislators by mail or phone. The list includes Senator Budd Dwyer, Rep Forest Hopkins, Rep Joseph Kats, and other officials in Harrisburg and counties, with addresses and phone numbers for PennDOT inquiry.
Paul Harvey outlines a national push to invest about 100 billion dollars over the next decade to expand energy production and reduce dependence on overseas oil. He notes congressional debate, calls for government loans for high risk projects, and a shift in policy from frugality to ambitious energy initiatives.
A broad study of colonial printers editors and writers shows how the April 1775 Lexington Concord events were shaped by newspapers. Figures like Samuel Adams John Hancock Isaiah Thomas Benjamin Franklin John Peter Zenger and Thomas Paine helped spur public opinion, fundraise support, and rally militias through timely reporting and pamphleteering. The press pressurized authorities and carried momentum toward independence while enduring wartime losses and growth.
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