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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1974
Page
4
Local rates are 43 cents a line with noon day of publication acceptance. Ads include dining specials at B's Steak House and Deer Head Inn menus, travelogue tickets, New Year events at Corry venues, gift items from Gifts by Shavers and Ace Hardware, and show listings at Venture Inn and Ven ture Inn. Also featured are pet notices, hardware deals, and a microwave cooking demonstration by GE at Meerhoff's.
Reservations urged for New Year’s Eve at Corry Motor Inn featuring prime beef and steak specials. Second Time Around advertises used children’s clothes toys and baby furnishings at 6 East Main Street. VFW Post 264 meets tonight at 8. Berkey’s Greenhouse offers Christmas trees and greenery. Remnant Shop advertises double knits at 1.79 per yard Friday and Saturday.
The News Today notes Corry Memorial Hospital cannot summon a physician for emergencies and includes contact numbers for the hospital and ambulance service. It lists tomorrow desk volunteers Barbara Hurst and Oletha Johnston, followed by extensive admission and discharge entries for residents in Corry, Spring Creek, Union City, Titusville, and surrounding areas, with transfers to Hamot.
Pittsburgh reports 66 year old Pennsylvan ia lottery district manager Alex Wasowicz pleaded no contest to charges tied to a major illegal lottery operating on the city southside. He joins 14 others who have pleaded in the case as raids traced a gambling ring handling 3 to 5 million dollars yearly in illegal numbers bets. fines range 250 to 400 dollars with suspensions for some.
U S House hearings heard from former and current Sugar Division officials that mismanagement by the Agriculture Department and failure to extend the sugar act have driven high sugar prices. Witnesses urged Congress to renew or replace the act to stabilize supplies and prices for growers and consumers.
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger outlined the Ford Brezhnev pact's potential impact on NATO during the NATO Winter Meeting. He hopes it signals a ceiling on Western European forces and may influence East West talks on force reductions. Dutch and U.S. officials discussed reducing tactical weapons in Europe as a bargaining point. Secretary Kissinger prepared to join discussions with Greece and Turkey on the Cyprus dispute.
A daughter was born early today at Corry Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Ronald Kellner of R D 1 Spring Creek. Mrs Kellner is the former Donna Gilchrist. Mile Crnoglavac found a two and a half meter long steel stick while plowing near the spa in MIDDLE AGE STEEL VANJACKA BANJA Yugoslavia.
President Ford urged Congress to approve an emergency measure extending jobless benefits by 13 weeks and adding up to 26 weeks for workers not yet covered. The plan would raise total benefits to 39 weeks with federal funding half the cost as unemployment rose to 6.5 percent.
South Vietnamese casualties rose to more than 2,000 on the fifth day of intensified fighting. The Saigon command reported 325 government troops killed, 1,374 wounded and 320 missing, mostly in the Mekong Delta, since North Vietnamese and Viet Cong attacks escalated. The government also said 1,800 enemy troops were killed, many by air and artillery.
Warren Borough Council approved an ordinance increasing Warren Cable Television subscribers' monthly rate by 40 cents to $6.35 effective January 1975, with a $5 installation charge. Fourteen council members were seated. three objected to the rise amid earlier concerns over transmission quality. Moses targets plans to redevelop Manhattan’s West Side Highway criticized as too costly and slow.
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