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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1977
Page
2
Opinion pieces critique moral themes with biblical names and historic parallels. References to Cain and Abel frame a discussion on guilt and justice while a separate piece imagines Noah constructing an ark amid societal peril.
A passenger who arrived early for a Miami Detroit non stop was bumped after a full check in and seat assignment and received 93 dollars. The CAB plans new rules to shift to volunteer bumping and higher compensation up to 200 dollars for delays within two to four hours. The move reflects a 10 percent rise in bumped travelers to 143,162 last year as airlines defend overbooking to cover no shows.
A U S News & World Report commentary condemns widespread cheating from bribery to school fraud. It argues personal responsibility is eroding, cites cheating by cadets and students, and urges decisive moral punishment and ethical reform to preserve trust in leadership and public life.
The Corry Evening Journal list shows publication data with staff roles and pricing. It notes publishers, editors, and a plan for associating ads and classified content, including mailing rates and delivery options for readers in Corry, Pennsylvania.
Don Gilman of the National Weather Service cautions that there is no regular pattern in winter severity and that the coming season should not be expected to match last year. He and the AMS emphasize limited long range skill, with best guidance from climatology and preparation rather than certainty.
The piece argues judges are chosen by political favors and cronyism rather than merit. It notes President Carter’s limited reform attempt and a pending Senate bill adding courts, urging national merit selection supported by the ABA and American Judicature Society to empower citizen pressure.
A Corry letter argues for a permanent campus or branch college to serve the tri county area. Authors note long 30 mile winter drives hinder access to courses from Behrend Center Villa Maria and Edinboro and urge the community to attract a stable, local facility with steady programs. They cite Corry’s central location and active academic interest as grounds for a community college presence.
In Corry a columnist urges the chamber to seed a locally tailored college rather than a costly community center. He argues professional administrators are needed to design a postsecondary institution meeting community needs, serving new students, working adults, and local business training, with federal funds possible for program development.
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