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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1975
Page
4
Spot Line-O-Ads Report as of 7 A M lists desk volunteers for tomorrow including Joan Oswald Oletha Johnston and others. Also notes discharges and an array of ads for A E Distributing Bowl-Aire Lanes Dodd Farms Dairy Cemetery Markers Star Memorial Crosby’s Garden Center and local venues with hours, services, and contact numbers.
James Dodd of 14 South Street and Geoffrey Sherman of 90 Elm Street are listed with unspecified context in the readable text. No actions, dates, or organizations are provided to establish a concrete event or notice.
Striking anthracite miners in northeastern Pennsylvania ratified a new contract ending a three week walkout. United Mine Workers District 25 reports an 80 percent margin in support with 1,154 in favor and 294 against from 36 of 40 locals. The pact adds 2.10 dollars per hour over three years plus fringe benefits and is expected to boost wages and benefits about seventy percent. Walter Kraska of Hazelton confirms miners will return to the pits soon.
A reader asks Dear Abby about a mother's plan for a drastic breast enlargements to boost morale, while a dinner party issue raises concerns over a friend charging shared expenses to a company card. Abby offers guidance on communication and boundaries, citing practical steps to stop being used as a social write-off and to pursue reading as a lifelong habit.
A small group of U S Mennonite and American Friends Service Committee volunteers choose to remain in Saigon as thousands flee after President Duong Van Minh orders Americans to evacuate within 24 hours. They include Max Ediser James Klassen Luke Marin Claudia Erich and Keith Brinton who say they will help Vietnamese people and endure possible danger in the city ahead of a likely Viet Cong takeover.
In its first week the Society of St. Vincent de Paul opened a shop in Nottingham to distribute free goods to those in need. Bishop Edward Ellis helped nearly 200 families receive furniture clothing and crockery without payment.
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