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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1974
Page
4
Local 43 cent line rates for Line-O-Ads. Ads accepted till noon daily. Listings include Moose Club events August 9th, Elks Club neighbor dance August 3 with Bobby Uleck, and various local business promos. Includes car rentals, electrical gear, auto parts, inns with music, Dutch Village smorgasbord, and Moose Lodge dining specials in Corry and surrounding areas.
NEW STANTON Pa AP representatives of United Mine Workers District 2 open a two day convention with Gov Shapp and other government and union figures slated to speak About 125 delegates representing 1250 miners from 20 locals in 7 western Pennsylvania counties met to revise the district constitution in line with the national charter changes from last December's International convention Westmoreland County Democratic Congressman John Dent and UMW general counsel Chip Yablonski also set to address the gathering.
A hospital admission and discharge ledger lists Elias Matt and Ella Dennee among admitted and discharged patients. Others include Mrs. Howard Crawford Gerald Nelson Mrs. Arnold Smreka Richard Marzka and Mrs Ray Whitney with addresses in Union City Waterford Cambridge Springs and Wattsburg. An entry notes King Canute as ruler of Britain from 1017 to 1035 AD in London.
Harrisburg AP Herbert Denenberg, former insurance commissioner, had his law certificate revoked by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court after the state law examiners had deemed him qualified. The court ruled it must decide admissions, voided his license, and scheduled a September hearing to review qualifications.
Joseph A. Guignon, 15, visiting from Virginia, caught a 23 inch brown trout weighing four pounds in Hare Creek yesterday. He previously landed an 18 inch fish in the same spot a couple days earlier. He declined to reveal the exact fishing location.
Pittsburgh Mayor Peter Flaherty spoke to about 850 supporters in Meadville his first northwest Pennsylvania visit since the May Democratic primary. He accused Senator Richard Schweiker of taking funds from lobbyists for aerospace and oil interests and backed a bill to limit local campaign spending to 15 cents per registered voter while urging a $300,000 cap on senatorial campaigns.
Pittsburgh AP reports the expected nationwide steel strike did not occur as ENA terms kept issues arbitration bound. The 1973 contract was settled May 3 avoiding a strike, ending a tradition of brinkmanship that previously caused stockpiling, layoffs, and economic swings affecting 100000 workers and foreign competition.
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