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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1976
Page
4
A crowded notice page lists admissions and discharges for Corry Memorial Hospital patients, with multiple residents named by address and district. It also covers weekend specials at Louie’s Baron, various dining and event ads at local venues, and a New Year earnings report noting National Steel Corp’s 1975 net income and per share figures.
Erie County plans to sell its hospital to a nonprofit corporation at fair value, with appraisals between 8 and 10 million dollars. Officials expect 5 million or more in profit, nearly 3 million of which funds planned bond projects such as courthouse work, microfilming, and street improvements. A two state 20.1 million expansion of the hospital is urged.
Erie County commissioners released a department by department list showing 24 local workers to be cut as part of a 25.8 million budget. Health and Treasurers Office lose three each, with two from Tax Claims Bureau and two from Planning and Recorder of Deeds. Public Works cuts two, and reductions hit several offices including Register of Wills and Sheriff. Authorities cite a near five thousand end of year balance amid sharp countywide criticism over the lacked notice.
Readers share long marriage, sleep apart, and recurring arguments about past purchases. A husband seeks passion but is rebuffed, while a wife proposes polite options and a lunch invitation. Abby urges honest communication and offers a letter-writing booklet for guidance.
The report shows presidential hopefuls largely fund campaigns from outside New Hampshire, buying radio TV and newspaper time in Boston to reach southern New Hampshire voters. Carter leads Democratic spending while Ford trails. others include Bayh Udall Harris Shriver and Reagan with varying budgets and messages.
Harrisburg report shows Pennsylvania taxpayers spend over 250000 annually to maintain the governor's mansion a residence no one occupies since 1972 Tropical Storm Agnes flooding. Governor Shap and wife Muriel rent a suburban home funded privately, while the mansion operation costs reach about 405000 in 1975 covering staff salaries maintenance insurance security and bond retirement. The mansion employs a 15 member fulltime staff with public tours seasonally and various formal and informal gatherings tied to official events.
West Virginia State Police widen a skull search near Pt Marion Pennsylvania for Karen Ferrell and Mared Malarsky, two WVU coeds abducted from Morgantown in January 1970. Authorities report heads may lie in a farm crevice with only hair fragments found.
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