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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1976
Page
4
Corry Memorial Hospital listings show admissions and discharges including Jullis Erickson Jamestown and Mrs Mary Vogt with related addresses in Ashville Union City and Corry. Also promotional notices for Regency Scanners Chuck Bowman jewelry rentals and Easter sale events at Corry merchants with wedding announcements and class registrations.
Byrne Associated Press reports a system brought rain and snow from the north Pacific coast through the central Rockies to western Texas. Snow continued in Colorado mountains while other areas saw showers. travelers advisory posted. Apart from that, skies cleared east of precipitation, with sunny periods for Wisconsin and New York voters and afternoon highs mid 40s to low 60s. Overnight temps ranged from 23 in Houston Maine to 77 in Miami Key West.
Erie officials revisit proposed districting changes as Millcreek Republican Thomas Hutzelman criticizes current map for dividing Millcreek into three parts and creating three city controlled districts. The new proposal outlines two city districts covering Millcreek Fairview Township and parts of Erie and a second district for areas north of a Wattsburg Girard line. Hutzelman argues the old plan concentrates power in Erie fifth ward and concentrates council control.
A poll indicates 18 of 34 Judiciary Committee members would back gun control legislation, the first committee approval since 1968. The bill would ban Saturday Night Specials, raise dealer fees, require mandatory sentences for handgun felonies, and create a national firearms tracing center in Washington.
Grocery shoppers can expect good buys this week with beef supplies high and prices rising toward summer. Harold Neigh notes pre Easter ham sales may appear, lamb remains pricier though some cuts are cheaper, and eggs require careful handling for easy peeling while staying cold for Easter preparations.
A reader survey with abusive stereotypes prompts Dennis J. Banks of the American Indian Movement to weigh in. He argues Indian marital conduct, respect for women, and daily kindness define love, while debunking the notion that Indians are superior lovers. Other letters from Indians describe pride, romance, and personal experiences, contrasting white and Native lives.
Washington AP reports a Ford administration plan to loosen federal control of the airline industry to boost consumer benefits. The bill would let carriers set route by route fares and add new routes or drop unprofitable ones, while extending subsidies to unregulated commuter airlines to preserve service to small towns. The proposal faces opposition from unions and carriers alike, with debate on whether current regulation raises costs and if deregulation is needed for a balanced system. The hearings mark the 6th anniversary of Varney Air Lines first scheduled service, later United Airlines.
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