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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1975
Page
4
A fragmented list from Corry includes admissions at area addresses, births such as Jason Dunkle and Wendy Wickwire, discharges, volunteers and notices for New Year events. It mentions residents like Mrs. Dimimick Mrs. Hill Mrs. Rodemeyer, Harold Madison, Randall Davis, and Grace Darling along with venues and times for dances sales and meetings in Corry N Y and nearby towns.
Cooper Industries parent of Cooper Energy Services buys a 248000 square foot plant on a 40 acre site near Cullman Alabama from Monogram Industries. The facility to consolidate Nicholson site manufacturing in Philadelphia and Anderson Indiana will be renovated with full operation planned later in 1976 and could employ over 800 people.
The Associated Press reports a weather system from the lower Mississippi Valley brings rain and fog from the Gulf to the Great Lakes and northeast along the Ohio Valley. Snow and freezing drizzle affect northern plains and upper Ohio Valley. Travel advisories issued in Indiana, Missouri, central Illinois, and southern Oklahoma. Temperatures range from 68 in San Diego to five below zero in Massena New York with mixed precipitation forecast across the central and western Gulf Coast to the Central Appalachians and western Montana.
A collage of Dear Abby reader letters and responses including a Catholic Army chaplain in Walla Walla asking for courteous ways to handle amnesia recalls, a Florida reader defending youth, and a widowed mother seeking guidance on Julia, a daughter with independence and psychoanalysis concerns. The column urges honesty, offers guidance on setting boundaries, and invites personal replies via Box No 69700.
Utah Highway Patrol chief Roy M. Mack Helm was fired for an alcohol problem after a Civil Service Commission ruling. The panel left reinstatement decision to Public Safety Commissioner Raymond Jackson, who had sought dismissal for continued drunkenness and conduct unbecoming an officer.
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