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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1975
Page
4
The Corry area community page lists hospital admissions and discharges, volunteers scheduled, local business holiday promotions, store specials, and event notices. Names and addresses appear for patients such as Mrs Alene MacFarland and Henry Smith, with numerous local merchants offering sales, Christmas items, and events at banks, markets, and clubs through December.
Harrisburg AP report notes the Senate voted 40 to 7 to override Gov. Shapp’s veto of a measure allowing township commissioners to raise salaries for their successors. The bill prohibits self-votes but lets pay levels be changed for future officials. The measure moves to the House for its two thirds approval.
Washington AP. GAO says many federal workers are overpaid due to pay classifications higher than job duties. Since 1949 average grades rose from GSS to GS7, boosting pay from 3100–4225 to 11046–14358. GAO cites inflated descriptions, pressure to overgrade, and weak controls as drivers.
A reader asks how to handle a married man who will not share home contact details and may be unavailable for weekends. Abby also addresses a physically handicapped man seeking guidance on sexuality and a wife distressed by her husband’s WWII uniform attire at formal events. The column invites readers to request Abby’s wedding booklet.
The Liberty Bell will be moved from Independence Hall to a new $1 million 105 foot building on Independence Mall just before midnight on New Year’s Eve. A U S Army escort and fireworks are planned while officials seek to protect the crack and manage a projected crowd that could reach up to 14 million visitors next year.
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