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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1972
Page
4
An old style classified page shows Line O Ad rates at 37 cents per line and ads accepted until noon. It promotes Beltone Hearing Aid Center with a free home hearing test at 114 West 1th Street Erie PA 16501 and phone 814 452 3809. Also lists events dance and club notices and a barber shop closing notice with reopening date.
Capetown police say last year they killed 52 people and wounded 225 while on duty. Of those killed, one was white, 10 mixed race and the rest black.
Peter J. Joyce writes from 412 Main Street Sharpsville praising Hubert Humphrey as the best qualified president and urging readers, including Corry residents, to judge candidates by sustained performance and dedication to American people’s problems and industry.
Summary of Corry Memorial Hospital notes including two physicians missing for emergencies. Lists ambulance desk volunteers Nellie Burlingame and Faith Eastman. Admitted Harlan Peterson Miss Kim Kelsey Carlton Brumagin Vern Johnson Bruce Pierce Kathyann Buetikofer Donald Mitinick. Discharged Clare Jones Robert Stoliker Arthur Smith Irvin Young Jack Stull. Addresses provided for several individuals.
ERIE AP Former New York congressman Franklin D Roosevelt Jr says the Vietnam war and the economy could be major factors in determining the outcome of the 1972 presidential election. He told a Democratic fund raising dinner that Nixon can be beaten in November. The remarks followed Muskie campaign HQ opening in the area. He noted Muskie would deliver a major environmental statement while campaigning in the region Saturday.
In Erie County Pennsylvania a hearing is set for May 1 1972 at 9 30 A M in Courtroom 1 to consider a petition by ten Elgin borough taxpayers to reduce council from seven to five. The matter appears in No 30O in the Court of Common Pleas. Attorneys Dale and Brew of Erie represent the petitioners. Sheriff's notices announce a separate sheriff sale of Elgin real estate on April 14 1972 at 10 00 A M with distribution filing and post-sale procedures.
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