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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1974
Page
4
A collage of local ads from Corry area shops and services for December 1974. Includes VFW Gala New Year’s Eve, Christmas gift certificates, fresh trees, door openers, leather jackets, tack shop, greenhouse offerings, car rentals, barber shop hours, gift ideas, and community notices with contact details and prices.
PITTSBURGH AP The Times Express daily in Monroeville dies after nine months as a daily due to high costs and weak revenue. The weekly Times Express will resume publication next week. About 10 full time and some part time staff are affected. others will move to Carderell Publication’s 12 other papers. The daily had a paid circulation of 5,100.
Corry Memorial Hospital lists emergency contact numbers for physicians and ambulance service. It reports admissions and discharges including Mrs Marylouise Waterhouse Jill Howard Donald McCrillis and others with addresses in Corry Findley Lake Spring Creek Spar Townships and Union City. Several discharges note deceased and long lists of residents with rural routes and streets.
John Carbonaro alias Johnny Bond pleaded guilty in Camden County Court to fraud tied to a memorial record album honoring Roberto Clemente. He had already pleaded guilty in federal court and will start a one year and one day sentence on January 2. He admitted misusing funds from backers of the unfinished album.
AP Pittsburgh reports Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers leader William J. Hill warns a nationwide truckers strike may resume by January 31 if Washington does not approve long term loans, higher weight limits, and freight surcharges. He cites fuel costs and possible fuel taxes while noting auto plant shutdowns shrink work for steel haulers.
On day 46 of the Cleveland newspaper strike the Cleveland Newspaper Guild and the publishers made no progress toward a contract. A federal mediator left resumption to the two sides after a guild vote spiked the publishers offer. The wage proposal would have raised pay by 62 a week over three years, but the guild rejected it twice. Present minimum pay for newsmen is 300 a week. The Plain Dealer says its offer mirrors a truck drivers agreement. Also included is a second brief about a Ford request for a 10.2 million fiscal 1975 railroad aid supplemental.
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