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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1973
Page
4
Local rates are 37 cents per line for Line-O-Ad submissions accepted until noon on publication day. Includes ad for Joe Vanik Barbershop closure until Friday morning. Also notes rentals at Cliff Buesink Ford and snowmobile parts from Anthonys Auto Service. Corry Motor Inn offers Texas steak dinner specials nightly.
The Senate faces a Wednesday deadline to extend stopgap funding for foreign aid and Labor HEW. House approval would keep appropriations through June 30, while the Senate panel backed a four month Labor-HEW extension and only two months for foreign aid. President Nixon vetoed the Labor-HEW bill previously, and foreign aid funding remains tied to a new military aid authorization.
Memorial Hospital and Corry area facilities list admissions discharges and staff on call compiled at 7 A M includes names and addresses of admitted patients on Saturday and Sunday with multiple entries for discharge and resident physician and ambulance service notes.
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. announces a 1000 dollar educational grant for two full time nursing students at Clarion State College Venango Campus. Scholarships cover tuition 500 dollars each year payable in two 250 dollar installments during fall and spring terms. Eligibility emphasizes employment in Quaker State families and financial need along with academic and professional potential.
Harrisburg Pa AP Sen Hugh Scott rails at the press accusing it of suggesting POWs were coached by the Nixon administration to say God Bless America He calls the critics out for not saying God Damn America after addressing the Republican state committee meeting in Harrisburg and says Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo would be welcome in the GOP if he leaves the Democrats
Harrisburg report on Pennsylvania auto and home insurance shows a shift to mandatory deductibles reducing premiums. Consumers face higher out of pocket for small losses, with critics arguing it takes years to recoup savings while reducing coverage choices. Denenberg touts lower premiums and fewer cancellations amid debate over authority to order deductibles.
Madison in a campus campaign, signs warn that smoking in University of Wisconsin, Madison classrooms pollutes the air. Safety Director Earl V. Rupp says the new signs shame students into following fire department smoking rules, replacing the old no smoking signs with messages reading Smoking is pollution. We'd like to breathe Do you have to smoke?
Rosie Caruso led weekend bowling with a 613 series while Bill Norton posted two 200 games, including 228 and 201. Norton’s top pair was 228 and 201, Caruso’s best 201 and 219, and Allene Utegg led women with 178 191 and 522. Other scores included DouBLES THORPE TO MARRY LONDON and Jeremy Thorpe’s announced spring wedding.
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