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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1971
Page
4
Fragmentary note describes a sale at Zalzneck's Family Shoe Store with a January clearance event. Mentions Gloria and a dress for $1.00 on Wednesday morning. Includes address fragment 1112 Mba tenteritectes vies otl2 and unclear street direction.
The article discusses new depreciation rules boosting business incentives, with estimates of tax savings and potential investment increases. It cites Treasury officials and economic advisers, noting no inflationary strategy abandonment, while unemployment data and a miners walkout in New Eagle, Pennsylvania are also reported.
Concord school officials discussed launching a nongraded reading program with plans to add other subjects later. Despite a $6,900 budgeted for a remedial reading teacher, no hire occurred last year, and the new program is set to cost $300 in year one. the board reallocated funds accordingly.
The body of Joseph A. Briskie is at Bracken Funeral Home with viewing times 7 to 9 pm Monday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Prayer services are set for 9 am Tuesday followed by a Requiem Mass at St Thomas Church. Burial will take place at Pine Grove Cemetery.
Houghtling, a Navy veteran, seeks government lawyers to intervene as he battles Earle's company over unpaid bills. Joint Committee members fear implied responsibility and open their own investigation as Attorney Frank McKnight notes the school only allowed the company to solicit in the system. Separately Jones & Laughlin recalls 2,000 workers as steel demand rises in Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago.
Memorial Hospital reports inability to summon two physicians in emergencies. Admitted: Mrs. Lorin Hasbrouck of Sharon. Mrs. David Bensink of Corry. Julie Sperry. Thomas Brockman. Mrs. Kornikowski. Mrs. Szarzanowicz. Penny Gates. Mrs. Edward Troyer. Mrs. Benjamin Titch. Harry Neff. Joseph Sariecki. Charles Cornish. Clarence Carter. Mrs. Delores Neighbors. Leon Burch. Charles Miller. Discharged: Harry Neff. Joseph Sariecki. Charles Cornish. Clarence Carter. Mrs. Delores Neighbors. Leon Burch. Charles Miller. (deceased) Charles Miller. Corry Memorial Hospital and Corry Ambulance Service listed for emergency contact.
President Nixon, during a nine day southern California stay, will stop at the University of Nebraska to salute the No 1 ranked football team at a 2 30 p m convocation in Lincoln. He will address students and faculty at the diversity coliseum marking his first campus address since last summer at Kansas State University.
Charles D Miller long time Cambria County educator and Wright School principal died at Corry Memorial Hospital after a week’s illness. He taught in Sidman and Culver and served as Ebensburg High School principal before moving to Corry in 1964. A WWI veteran, he held degrees from Lock Haven, Indiana PA State College and Pitt, and was active in Phi Delta Kappa and local clubs. He is survived by his wife Jane, two daughters Kay and Rev Robert Miller, and his mother Mrs Clairie Miller. Funeral details listed with local funeral homes. Memorials to Heart Fund requested.
The U S Embassy in Moscow lodged an oral protest with the Kremlin over harassment of Americans in Moscow amid a broader dispute tied to a Jewish Defense League campaign in New York. A Soviet spokesman blamed U S authorities for not protecting Soviet diplomats, while noting incidents against U S personnel and vehicles.
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