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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1976
Page
2
In our opinion the Legislature’s buy now pay later approach to voter registration via mall mail systems reflects a casual stance on the voting privilege. The plan delays funding while promising future appropriations, risking deficits and higher costs to taxpayers.
A long piece argues that federal regulation increasingly constrains business, while farms remain largely free and efficient. It praises agriculture for high output per hour, low inflation impact, and near full employment, noting farm exports worth $22 billion and the farmer’s role in feeding the nation. It contrasts Russia’s attempts to decontrol agriculture with the U.S. farm system and laments a shrinking “American dream.”
A Jersey City resident spots a costly bank mistake by letting dividends accumulate on a term policy, then fixes it with a low interest loan. A widower’s life policy confusion leaves a first wife’s estate with 25,000 to a niece. Adnan Kashoggi faces possible criminal charges or civil contempt over alleged foreign payoffs to U.S. firms. White collar prison riots at Allenwood reveal mismanaged food labeling and bureaucratic errors.
The article warns that fixed life insurance income to widows in widowhood can be dangerous in inflationary periods. It urges policyholders to review the income option, consider trusts or instructions, and ensure beneficiaries know about their policies to avoid forgotten or lapsed coverage and needless estate taxes. It notes misuses when used to shield widows from money decisions and highlights the risk of 1.5 million forgotten policies.
Inmates allege adulterated meals at Allenwood. $9,000 worth of tainted food was destroyed after officials mislabeled it waste. Warden Jensen filed 8 reports with the Bureau of Prisons, but paperwork vanished, fueling suspicions of a coverup. In Appalachia, strip mining blasts harm residents. the Bureau of Mines underfunded protections, with a Center for Science in the Public Interest study citing $200 million in 1975 damages and 31.5 billion over two years.
ABC's new Mr T and Tina novel seeks to explain its origins from Chico and the Man. Komack recalls conversations about Nisei and Chicano identities, plan to feature a Japanese American family, and shifts to avoid internment-era guilt.
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