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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1975
Page
4
Spot Line O Ads and hospital briefings from The News Today list admissions discharges and staff notes. The item mentions multiple names with addresses and includes events at Bowl Aire Lanes and local organizations with dates and contact numbers. The memo references staff additions a perm discount and various community notices.
Westinghouse Electric Corp. will sell Hicono Car International Inc. to two private investors known in rental and leasing sectors. Purchasers named as A. Philip Saunders of New York and William A. DeNight of Florida. Terms not disclosed. Separately, University of Washington reports about 900 students volunteer quarterly in city service programs aiding public school children and individuals with handicaps.
A collection of Dear Abby exchanges on personal relationships. A private detective's career prompts concern about marriage suitability while other readers debate cooking effort and language use among in laws. The column ends with Abby inviting letters and booklet requests.
The Associated Press reports rising demand for smoke detectors with forecasts of sales reaching 50 million dollars from 5 million in 1973. GE notes 18 states and 43 cities require detectors in new buildings and FHA urges alarms in FHA insured homes.
Appalachian coal miners vow to stay out amid a federal court action. Votes on obeying a temporary restraining order are set for Sunday at Drawdy Falls and Sophia. Leaders voice split on returning to work as Arnold Miller faces accusations of selling out to coal companies and calls for a new meeting.
State officials tighten ends across Harrisburg as a tight budget forces cuts. Transportation must trim 45 million in highway maintenance, risking bigger potholes and slower snow plows. State Police limit gear and patrols, potentially delaying aid after accidents. Environmental Resources plans camp ground closures and fewer inspections. Federal takeover of migrant camp oversight is being sought, with no firm reply. Peggy Osborne reports on the strain and shifting priorities.
Bear Lake News lists August 29 talent show applications and August 30 events including William Dacklett's miniature engine display from Guys Mills Pa. A $35 prize for best team and wagon is announced. Horse pull committee members are named and contactable. Pony Pulling Association sponsors pony event. Several social notices and local updates follow, including political budget items and state aid discussions.
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