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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1975
Page
3
Former Beatle Ringo Starr announces he has left his wife and three children and will not return home, traveling to Los Angeles with his American girlfriend Nancy Andrews, who says she is not a marriage wrecker.
A Harris poll shows 64 percent blame Ford for Nixon pardon and 63 percent fault the justice system over Nixon’s Watergate involvement. Most support the investigation's handling, while a Toledo auto mechanic’s remark quotes a broad sense that Nixon escaped consequences.
Final part of a five segment series on the Bill of Students Rights and Responsibilities adopted by the Corry Area School District, detailing dress and hair rules, freedom of expression with buttons and armbands, access to facilities, and pledge expectations, with principal and board oversight.
The United States moves to block Common Market plans to export subsidized European cheese to American consumers. Treasury officials will issue a preliminary ruling on a subsidy violation as Ford warned of retaliatory duties if subsidies resume. European pricing could undercut U S dairy, despite plans to trim subsidies.
State College area retailers promote ham and turkey as feature items amid seasonal sentiment for Presidents' birthdays and Lent. Fresh pork, beef, and produce prices vary with winter storms tightening cattle markets and boosting meat costs. prunes noted as plentiful, frozen options may beat canned prices as budgets tighten.
A reader questions a Pennsylvania Electric bill discrepancy comparing 500 kW costs 21.82 with a 29.21 bill for 570 kW. George Rhodes urges price consistency and clarity. Another item quotes Ramon’s Indiana basketball letter highlighting IU’s 74-43 win over Michigan and a MacDonald’s free meal promo tied to 50-point defenses, with fan excitement described. George Coaklis, North Center Street.
Moscow reports Brezhnev has not appeared publicly for 46 days yet his name continues to appear daily in Soviet media. Officials and diplomats note no clear sign of illness despite rumors of a respiratory problem or worse. Hammer says Soviet officials hint at partial recovery and return to the Kremlin office, while no official word confirms his whereabouts.
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