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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1976
Page
4
A long list of discharged individuals from Bear Lake toUnion City and surrounding towns appears alongside local business promos. The text names residents and relatives with addresses, plus shop ads for Karen's Gift Shop, Ledford's Tastee Freez, and Daley's Tropical Fish, mentioning weekend specials and sales.
County plans to buy IRS tapes to identify residents who paid tax on interest and dividends and bill those evading personal property tax. Commissioner Michael Flatley says the move could uncover 16,000 to 10,000 in extra revenue. official Seaman notes enforcement relies on an honor system.
AP reports Aluminum Company of America posted a 20 percent drop in first quarter earnings from a year ago as sales rose but profits declined. Chairman W. H. Keenie George said orders were up 70 percent from last year while shipments reached 366000 tons. Quarterly farming and sales figures show 22.6 million in earnings and 647? million in sales amid mixed results.
Dinner event at the Corry Motor Inn on Saturday night offers an 8 ounce strip steak with Cold Duck for 4.95. Reservation line lists 664-7707.
Elmview Dairy Store will be closed on Easter Sunday. The notice lists dates 418 9 15 16. No other services or times are provided.
A reader asks Abby how to curb a daily visiting relative who brings bad news and gossip that overwhelms a hospital patient. Abby advises enlisting nurses or doctors to tell her the visits are upsetting and to stop them. The writer includes a self addressed stamped envelope to request Abby’s book.
Samuel L. Ross, 18, of Erie, charged with risking catastrophe after a fire at Saint Vincent Health Center last Saturday. He was arraigned, held on 5000 dollar bond, and released. Police say damage was limited to seventh floor housekeeping storage. water damage extensive. Ross worked about 30 days in nonpatient areas. The charge is a third degree felony. conviction could bring up to seven years and 15000 dollar fine.
Larry Mangasak reports from Philadelphia on the crowded congressional races as veteran Rep William Barrett's renomination chances loom. Vigorito faces Albert Johnson in a tough Erie district contest while Louis Tullio presses mayoral support and criticism of Vigorito. Several incumbents retire in Pennsylvania, reshaping the delegation and signaling a volatile primary season.
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