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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1976
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment discusses transitions and protests with mentions of secrecy, identity, and interference tied to a political scene. It references liberty, energy policy, and a controversial social issue, though many words are garbled.
Former congressman Joseph P. Vigorito, defeated in Pennsylvania’s 24th District, says he feels fine though sad at losing. He aims for a Carter administration post in Agriculture or Interior, has filed resumes, and awaits transition team contact by late January. He plans to stay in Washington and may return to teaching if no federal role opens.
County Commissioner Mike Flatley toured the West Main Street laundromat in Corry where eminent domain may force demolition by the Redevelopment Authority. The site has been unoccupied for years as legal issues with a National Bank of Corry lien await resolution before a wrecking ball.
President elect Carter plans more cabinet picks this week aiming to fill four positions by Christmas. Likely nominees include W Michael Blumenthal for Treasury and Jane Cahill Pfeiffer for Commerce, the first woman in that post since 1813. Rumors place John Dunlop as labor secretary candidate, amid protests from women and minority groups.
Doa ha Qatar AP oil ministers from 13 exporting nations convene amid strict security for talks expected to push oil prices higher. Officials discuss options from a freeze to increases up to 25 percent, with observers predicting a mid range outcome. Police shield the Gulf Hotel as past Vienna violence looms in memory.
USW says Edward Sadlowski could have obtained local polling data by following election procedures. The union notes a complete list of voting sites will be provided by Jan 20 and observers will be admitted to polling places without interference.
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