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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1977
Page
4
Spot Line O Ads Corry Memorial Hospital itemizes admissions discharges and deaths. Names are followed by addresses and relations alongside community notices. Also lists Columbus Packing Company retail meat market hours a diet club meeting at Corry YMCA and new heater shipment at a local supplier.
Warren United oil refiner reports operating at full capacity to meet unprecedented heating oil demand. An allocation system limits purchases to 110 percent of December levels to priority hospitals and essential businesses. Refiner cites freeze of Ohio and Mississippi rivers and transport bottlenecks as pressure points while stressing enough crude exists to sustain 100 percent output.
New Bedford mayor John A. Markey stages a dramatic protest by handing his clothes to labor negotiator Arthur Caron and stripping to oppose the state binding arbitration law and a firefighter award costing the city about 800000. He cites ongoing city financial problems and urges taxpayers to protest.
A reader asks why young adults stay at home while others move out. Abby reassures that preferring to live with family is fine. A divorce letter warns against a live‑in housekeeper turning sour, and a neighbor asks how to tell a chronic complainer she is draining others, with advice to speak kindly and share a Wilcox poem.
Vice President Walter Mondale symbolic visit to the Berlin Wall at the Brandenburg Gate. He affirmed U S support for Berlin's survival and flourishing as part of the Western world. Mondale then met West German officials in Berlin City Hall before flying to Rome for talks with Pope Paul VI and Prime Minister Helmut Schmidt.
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