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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1976
Page
4
Abbreviated hospital update lists admissions discharges and a death while a separate Barbert on Ohio item recounts two youths trapped in a telephone booth. The page also includes town meeting notices Elks events cleanup and various local ads and a brief national news item on luxury goods during a recession.
The YMCA says adults in Corry can join free tennis instruction starting Monday May 1 at Mead Park weather permitting. High school coach Dave Mitchell and Gene Wilkens lead four consecutive Mondays May 8 10 17 24 at 6 p.m. basics taught with potential intermediate level. registration via the local Y at 664 7757 before April 0th.
Dear Abby replies that selling used dentures is illegal and suggests no good outlet for donations. The column also recounts a 45-year-old divorcee facing ageist and hypocritical hiring practices, highlighting a confrontational job interview and the broader social bias against single people. The piece closes with Abby promoting a teen guidance booklet and a mail request for readers.
A vivid montage recalls July 20 1969 Apollo 11 landing. Armstrong steps onto the moon as Collins and Aldrin orbit, with Nixon’s remarks and global astonishment shaping a milestone in space history.
Senator Budd Dwyer of Meadville announces candidacy for one of three Republican National Convention delegate posts from Erie Crawford and Mercer counties. He cites representing Mercer Crawford and eastern Erie counties and emphasizes reflecting citizen viewpoints from the 24th District. He is endorsed by the Crawford County Republican Executive Committee and resides near Meadville with wife Joanne Grappy and two children.
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