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Newspaper
Delaware County Daily Times
Location
Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1977
Page
3
A columnist mocks Exxon's denial of an oil crisis while touting coal and solar aid. The piece contrasts corporate optimism with public indifference to Carter's energy speech and notes the looming shift to non oil sources as a massive, numbing truth.
A Cleveland State University study of 49 state utilities agencies finds that reducing the number of public utility commissioners and expanding staff lowers electricity rates. It also concludes elected commissioners correlate with higher rates due to industry contributions, while larger staffs improve rate regulation.
The Reverend Robert H. Schuller of Garden Grove California appears weekly on his nationally syndicated Hour of Power program. He discusses meeting influential people and the ordinary nature of exceptional individuals.
Penncrest High School students and staff protest what they call sensationalist reporting after vandalism crippled Rose Tree Media bus service. They argue positive achievements by students are obscured by coverage of destruction, saying the media fosters vandalism through its emphasis on crime.
Roy Myers, 17, a student at Old Forge School for handicapped children, shares a poem about faith and unity. He questions harmony in creation, urges readers to reflect on God’s gifts, and references Rev Olszewski of St Luke's Church and Bonnie Baldwin’s article on St Luke's in Eddystone.
Dr. Leonard Krivy weighs delaying college after high school. A year off can aid maturation and goals, with varied activities like work, travel, or service. Most who return feel the time was well spent, though success depends on using the pause effectively and remaining able to resume formal studies.
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