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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1973
Page
4
Local ad notes spaghetti night at Country Food, all you can eat. Adults 1.69, children 1.00, relish dish served. Venue at 98 East Columbus Avenue, Corry, Pa. Meal deal promoted as family friendly.
Corry Memorial Hospital reports inability to summon a physician in an emergency. Two dialysis numbers given for hospital and ambulance, volunteers listed for Tuesday shifts, names of residents for August 14, discharges including Lena Sturdevant Donald Merkle and others, admissions of John Kelsey Gerald Bemis Mary Waterhouse William Rieck and more, and a long roster ending with Larry Rooney.
AP reports no single view on prices as federal limits end. Family budgets shift toward more food, with 16 percent of income spent on groceries previously. Beef prices rise steeply for producers, while processors hesitate to raise prices, and supply shortages drive consumer expectations. Noah Wenger, a Lancaster cattleman, embodies farm views on fairness.
State Police Chief Martin Vigil said the five day air and ground search for a radioed distress message from a boy named Larry was reduced to four radio directional finders as no definite information emerged. No evidence places the child in New Mexico and the effort would not be continued in its current form.
Moscow leader Leonid Brezhnev returned from the United States with a copy of the John Ford western My Darling Clementine. Jack Valenti, head of the MPAA, said Brezhnev saw it at Camp David and he particularly enjoyed the film, after which Valenti presented a 16 mm print.
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