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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1976
Page
2
In a common scenario, homeowners can borrow against equity to finance remodeling or relocation. With $25,000 equity on a $40,000 home, a second mortgage could cover $10,000 to $20,000 or more. Major lenders include savings and loan associations and finance companies, led by firms like CIT Financial Services offering loans in multiple states.
A second mortgage can provide up to 85 percent of your house value minus the first mortgage, with typical loans spanning three to ten years and interest rates from 12 to 18 percent. Refinancing the full mortgage raises costs, while a second loan adds a second payment. assess needs, time, and closing costs, and consider penalties for early payoff.
John Cunniff argues that misunderstandings between corporations, media, and schools stem from complex operations and reluctance to be transparent. He says big business must level with the public, explain profits, taxes, and social responsibility, and sell itself as it sells products.
A column blends humor on aging with analysis of gender longevity. It cites Galton’s observations on death ages, cancer risk, and life expectancy differences favoring women, noting higher male mortality and a skewed widow to widower ratio while lampooning aging anxieties and medical obsessions. The piece also covers space age effects and early TV special effects work for Space 1999 in a separate AP dispatch.
The piece links Weathermen travel to Cuba and alleged Castro support with FBI powers. It then focuses on Tom Klepper’s last minute SBA ruling raising small refinery royalty oil standards to 45,000 barrels per day benefiting Powerine Oil, a firm linked to a White House ally, and eight other refineries.
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Consumer Protection operates in six cities and accepts complaints about poor goods or business practices. Contact options include phone or written inquiries. The Erie office at 919 State Street, Room 203, is listed with phone number 4847104 and code Acta 4.
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