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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1976
Page
4
Spot Line O Ads from The News Today compiles a roster of admitted and discharged patients from Corry Memorial Hospital alongside names and addresses in the region. The item also plugs local businesses offering car rentals, hair services, and gifts with several area sponsors and contact numbers.
Warren County farms produced 20 000 acres of hay valued at 2 283 000 dollars making hay the county s most valuable crop. Alfalfa hay covered 5 100 acres yielding 13 400 tons at 2.63 tons per acre. Other hay on 14 900 acres produced 27 900 tons at 1.87 tons per acre. Corn harvested for grain totaled 300 acres valued at 3 225 000 dollars and silage from 5 500 acres. Wheat yielded 31.5 bushels per acre from 200 acres, totaling 6 300 bushels valued at 19 380 dollars. Potatoes were grown on 220 acres producing 54 200 cwt valued at 324 000 dollars.
Helen Puchalski, 29, visiting Washington from Massachusetts, hopped the White House fence early Sunday to meet President Ford. She was detained after entering grounds while Ford was away, becoming the first woman in recent memory arrested for fence crossing.
In Castel Gandolfo Pope Paul VI denounces French bishop Marcel Lefebvre for celebrating Mass in Latin before 7,000 in Lille. The pontiff calls the act a serious violation after suspending Lefebvre, who runs St Pius X Seminary in Econe. His remarks frame ongoing clashes over Vatican II reforms.
Readers dispute Abby’s stance on a woman who apologized for leaving a 1 year old sitter with a 24 year old houseguest alone. Many insist on caution yet others argue against assuming wrongdoing, urging Abby to retract. The exchange cites frightened juniors, past cases, and asks: what is the correct trust level in such situations.
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