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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1971
Page
4
Zalzneck's Family Shoe Store announces a January clearance sale now in progress with neighborhood shoppers invited to browse footwear selections at 618 Peek Street.
UTU president Charles Luna says Congress may nationalize railroads if labor disputes remain unresolved by March 1. With 280,000 members, the United Transportation Union led a brief Dec. 10 rail strike but ended it under federal court orders. Luna cites subsidies and Penn Central crisis as context.
Governor-elect Milton J. Shapp made an impromptu visit to the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg. He walked the livestock and farm displays with staff briefly, noting concerns about the aging farmer population and the tax system affecting farmland while observing youths washing a 900-pound Black Angus steer.
The News Today lists admissions at Corry Memorial Hospital including Floyd Gorney Clymer and several residents of Corry Union City and surrounding areas. Discharges noted include Mrs Edwin Brightman Miss Geraldine Bowman and others, with a stray governor related scene mentioning Shapp and a five year old dining on pizza.
Obituaries report Stacy A Jordan a 3 year old of Corry dies after hospital admission following illness with family details and memorial pleas. Alyan Rehnberg aged 75 formerly of Corry dies in Port Allegheny. Margaret Purpura 68 Tarentum and Vanderhoof Sr. businessman Vanderhoof obituary notices share funeral details and family survivors.
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