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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1977
Page
4
A mixed array of spot line ads, discharges, birth notices, birthdays, and local business promos across Corry and nearby Allen counties. Entries include names and addresses adoptions, estate reminders, store openings, sales, and service offers. Notable items mention people such as Mrs. Brian Baker and Mary Balog, civic events, a retirement party, and a moving list of local commerce promotions.
A local store advertises drastic reductions for two days with big savings in every department and a closing time of 5 30 PM. The notice emphasizes wide discounts and limited time availability.
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance met with President Sadat and Egyptian officials to seek a framework for Palestinian participation in the Geneva peace talks. They reviewed proposals amid Arab calls for equal and independent representation, with PLO leaders in Beirut urging a pan Arab conference before any Geneva commitments.
A concerned wife asks how to help her husband, a 37 year old physician, stop rapid eating and secret snacking. A teen life question discusses disclosing sex talks. A reader cites ERA and community property rights, noting state differences. Sen Birch Bayh responds to Abby letter and a reader requests Abby’s booklet.
A South Korean 450 ton ferry Ongjin ho with 485 passengers docked at Paengyong do near North Korea after a short voyage from Inchon. North Korea announced a military sea boundary extending 50 miles from the East Sea line and reaching the Yellow Sea limit. UNC rejected the unilateral boundary, saying no change in operations in international waters and air space.
Erie area couple Chester E. and Frieda R. Burns sue Loblaw's Store in Millcreek Mall for over $10,000 each alleging negligence after Mrs. Burns slipped August 4 1975 near the check out area injuring her hip and left leg and impairing her ability to care for an invalid child. Attorney Stanley Berlin filed the two count complaint.
Harrisburg AP reports PennDOT ordered a 75 percent reduction in roadside mowing due to a scaled down highway budget. Louis G. O'Brien said the cut, totaling 870000 dollars, follows the 1977 78 maintenance budget that is 21 8 percent smaller than last year. Mowing traditionally occurs one to four times annually.
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