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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1975
Page
3
Ottawa AP Prince Charles told students that the best pay a royal can receive is to be called ordinary and urged retaining humor. He spoke at a model Commonwealth conference, answering informal questions in a relaxed chat with high school pupils about his heir status.
President Ford regrets Old North Church ceremony lacked national TV coverage. He and Mrs. Ford watched a videotape from the White House and plan to attend a fair number of forthcoming bicentennial events nationwide. The White House said he will participate in more observances around the country. The Council on Wage and Price Stability asks six cereal makers to voluntarily disclose pricing data to explain rising retail cereal prices despite lower wholesale ingredient costs.
Washington AP reports 1:30 am calls to parents reduce truancy at Phelps Vocational School to under 10 percent, far below 22 25 percent at other area high schools. The Pandolfino plan, led by 60 year old retired Army colonel Guy A Pandolfino, mobilized volunteers and spurred plans for four additional area schools.
Washington AP reports comedian Mark Russell says political humor becomes easier with Richard Nixon out of the White House and the Vietnam war fading. He notes polarization faded last year and anger has diminished as people feel uniformly frustrated.
Edward L. Morgan was released after four months in a federal prison camp in Lompoc California for conspiring to illegal backdate a deed on Richard Nixon pre-presidential papers donated to the government. Morgan served time at the minimum security facility and worked at the prison power station before Wednesday’s release.
About 1200 applicants, many with advanced degrees, sought 100 tutor openings at Bronx Community College. Positions offered between 7800 and 9000 dollars annually under a federally funded program requiring at least 30 days of unemployment. Separate report notes layoffs hit male workers harder than females in the past 15 months, with white males most affected.
AP reports Philadelphia plans for derelicts during the Bicentennial as acting health commissioner Dr Lewis Polk seeks 1.5 million dollars for health problems tied to the celebration. Two thirds would fund mental disorders treatment with some patients requiring hospitalization while others could be treated outpatient.
A Pittsburgh AP report says a panel of doctors links male sterility to alcohol abuse. Dr. Joshua Perper notes severe testicle damage in alcoholics, possibly from liver damage failing to neutralize female hormones or direct testicular toxicity. Impotence link remains uncertain. Mortality from alcoholism has risen sharply in white and Black men aged 25 to 44.
A and P reports a 178.9 million loss for the quarter ended February 22 after booking 200 million to close about 1,250 loss making stores. Sales were 1.7 billion, down from 1.78 billion a year earlier, with the full year loss around 1.57 billion.
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