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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1976
Page
4
Airport desk volunteers and admission list share names and addresses for visitors and patients. Community ads promote dining specials at Columbus Inn and a shrimp plate at Corry Motor Inn. A quilt project honors 500 mile race drivers, with details of Connie Castles collecting autographs on patches. Also includes a porch sale at Van Tassel’s and a radio accessory deal.
At the International Eucharistic Congress leaders from 25 denominations washed feet in a joint devotional as they hope to share in communion in the future. Cardinal Willebrands and other church leaders said doctrinal accords open paths to unity and practical authorization may follow. Cardinals Knox Jadot Krol Baum and Williebrands participated along with theologians and clergy from Protestant and Eastern Orthodox churches.
Dear Abby advises a reader to support an adult daughter and tells the truth when asked what to tell others. The column then addresses a reader’s question about wearing a single earring, offering a simple personal reason and inviting readers to write for a personal reply.
County commissioners plan to vote on an ordinance creating a fulltime district attorney role at $44 000 annually. The move follows a new state law signed June 24 enabling counties to establish the position with concurrence of the president judge and district attorney. The incumbent would need to resign private practice and follow ethics canons, with the measure becoming effective August 16 after adoption.
James Wagner 55 of Sharpaburg Allegheny County was indicted on 200 counts for embezzling over 2500 from the Operative Plasterers and Cement Masons Local 6 Erie and for filing false reports with the Labor Administration. He served as secretary treasurer 1972 to 1975 and faces up to 910000 in fines and up to five years per embezzlement count plus a 10000 fine and a year in jail on false reporting.
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