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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1976
Page
4
Volunte ers Sunday afternoon activities and Monday evening plans listed for local residents. Admissions include Clinton Emigh, 328 Lemon Street and other named patients. discharges include Mrs. Harry Ryan and residents of Spartansburg and Union City. Local events feature By-law meeting, Freeport band at B’s Steak House, a Carter for President rally, bee supplies, a Barstow sale, and a Smorgasbord at Garland Fire Hall with prices listed.
Erie reports one lane driving resumes on I 90 with westbound closure from the Ohio border to Route 832 in East Springfield for a 22 million resurfacing project. Eastbound traffic shares the other lane. limited access at Route 18 and Route 215 interchanges. Completion projected late October with ongoing phases into 1977. Slow crossover lanes at other interchanges provide access. Also notes Moscow Hotel Rossius as world’s largest hotel with capacity for 5,000 guests.
Erie County Geriatric Center trustees rejected a bid to restrict open meetings. Robert Young, elected temporary president, sought to rewrite by laws to limit public participation, arguing meetings waste time with critics. The other three trustees opposed, noting public funds fund the center and accountability is needed.
A jumble of reader questions includes a sexual dynamics debate at a dinner party, a mother obsessed with control interfering in her married daughter’s life, a child custody and privacy concern with a free room and board setup, and a cheeky note about a frog and a breakup.
The Consumer Products Safety Commission plans permanent limits preventing firecrackers with more than 30 milligrams of powder. The rule targets backyard displays and would ban most but the smallest devices. States vary with 18 allowing such devices, while 32 restrict or prohibit. Industry figures show steady production and a modest Bicentennial boost, with some firms predicting higher output if the economy improves.
A roundup of current media for youths covers Peter Cardozo's The Whole Kids Catalogue, Corry area high school IMC favorites like Mr and Mrs Bo Jones and Lisa Bright and Dark, plus insights into toll free numbers and popular films. It also references local music events, a Joseph Wambaugh novel wait list, and a satirical tax dollars column.
A city Q and A session addresses demolition timelines for downtown structures and plans for the south side, noting private developers control supermarket and laundromat investments. It confirms demolition in coming weeks and outlines a proposed rustic playlot at Lake and Seneca streets with on-site equipment.
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