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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1976
Page
3
Fragmented lines discuss oil, tariffs, and global trade tensions. Mentions include the FTC, Soviet relations, Angola, Middle East, Yamani, and Carter era themes with hints of inflation and policy shifts. No clear events or names form a coherent report.
The 1977 Corry city budget shows a two mill tax increase and is open for 20 days for taxpayer examination in the city building. The Journal will publish the full line by line budget over several days to give residents a chance to review it, enabling readers to clip and save sections to mirror the city copy.
Republican H John Heinz III of Pittsburgh spent 2.93 million in the 1972 campaign, largely from his own funds, to win the Pennsylvania Senate seat. Democrat William J Green of Philadelphia spent 1.29 million. Heinz topped the prior spending record, with radio and TV ads totaling 949000 versus 445000 for Green as Heinz succeeds Hugh Scott.
Erie County Election Board schedules December 9 meeting at 7 p m to review election and registration procedures. Commissioner Michael Flatley says chairs of both parties and polling officials will attend, with County Commissioners, Voting Machine Custodian Ted Kormos, Voter Registrar Della Desser, Chief Clerk Thomas Flecht, and Frank Sala from the School District computer department. The session aims to resolve registration issues and set day of election procedures.
Corry post office faces three times normal parcel volume due to the United Parcel Strike and heavy holiday mail. Postmaster John Wascak warns time is tight and recommends mailing domestic Christmas parcels by December 3 with cards and letters by December 10 to ensure timely delivery.
President elect Carter must decide whether to cancel or continue the costly B1 bomber project after Ford awarded $704.9 million in contracts to Rockwell General Electric and Boeing to build the first three aircraft. The Pentagon extended funding to June 1 to allow more time for Carter's review.
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