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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1973
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a person named Jerino and a special event involving a groom, with references to a reception and vows. The text is incomplete but implies a ceremony or celebration connected to a marriage or engagement in a personal setting.
United Community Service introduces homemaker services with private fees and support. Erie director Joanne C. Bohn says Corry residents will learn about the program at a luncheon meeting next Tuesday at the Corry Motor Inn. Call Ms Keppel Tiffany at Bee Eure 3891 before Friday.
Venango County District Attorney Miles R. Lymn said 18 defendants, including three Titusville area residents charged with driving while intoxicated, will have ARC hearings before Judge William E. Breene. The program, for first offenders only, places accepted defendants under Parole and Probation supervision for one year, after which the charge is dismissed and records cleared. The DWI defendants are Charles Stearns of Titusville, Margaret M. Shauff of Titusville, and Joseph H. Gustafson of Townville.
The meeting featured county veterans affairs director John Ferguson and representatives from Mercyhurst College, Gannon College, and Edinboro State College. They provided career and college guidance to local Vietnam veterans, with Journal photos by McEldowney.
In Harrisburg six Republican lawmakers introduced two resolutions urging a U S constitutional amendment to allow states to set their own abortion laws. The proposed text would affirm state rights to determine pregnancy terminations, seeking a convention if enough states approve.
Penn Central requests a US District Court permit to suspend all passenger service in 16 states except certain NYC area commuter lines, citing month losses on commuter and Amtrak contracts. It also seeks to abandon about a quarter of its freight network across 14 states and two Canadian provinces as part of a long range reorganization plan pending compensation and union disputes.
In Los Angeles a $10 million breach of contract lawsuit by comedians Tom and Dick Smothers against CBS Television proceeds to jury selection after the network canceled the Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour in 1969. CBS says the brothers failed to cooperate with program practices and failed to deliver salable programs meeting standards.
In Philadelphia, First Pennsylvania Bank and Trust Co ended its stand against government pressure by lowering the prime rate to 6 percent after nine days of jawboning. Bank officials cited market competition, profitability planning, credit equity, and monetary policy as factors, with other banks already raising rates.
A reader from Harrisburg asks Voice of Praise how one may be made clean. The note provides a name and address as the sender details for correspondence.
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