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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
9
The GAC meets February 5 at the Community Building. Clymer Dutch Maids plan the February 11 gathering at 1 p.m. Jannette Cady leads a bath ensemble lesson. Several members attend events away or cancel due to sickness. Town notes cover clerk changes, finances, and upcoming festivals and fund drives.
Edna Bourwall Corry complains about lending a 2 gallon gas can to a boy who woke her at 4 30 am last Saturday and has not recovered it. She estimates $5 value and warns never again about helping others.
Harrisburg AP The General State Authority has delayed selection of architects and engineers for 39.4 million dollars in new state projects to study a possible merger with the Department of Property and Supplies. Governor Shapp, chairing the GSA, cited a two week postponement. Republican leader Butera questioned the delay, calling it a masking tactic amid long running debates about phasing out the GSA. Ed Mitchell said four Democratic board members held an informal briefing in Shapp’s office prior to the meeting, not open to reporters. Names cited include Mrs Harold Burgard, Mrs Robert Hill, Mrs Richard Bakerink, Mrs Harvey King, and Mrs John Faulkner. Last Thursday the Southwestern Chautauqua Medical Clinic Advisory Group met at the Dutch Village Restaurant with participants from Sherman, Clymer, Mina, and French Creek.
Seattle AP A bicycle riding sociologist from the University of Washington argues most people choose to travel solo rather than car pool. Dr Avery Guest cites data from 98 U.S. metropolitan areas showing workers and families value quiet time, independence, and daydreaming during commutes. He notes car pooling has not caught on despite government and business efforts.
Gov. Shapp will personally press to win confirmation of Herbert Denenberg to the Public Utility Commission. He moved to intervene after a meeting with Sen. Thomas Nolan who has voiced cautious support and predicted Denenberg faces a tough path in the Senate.
California utility investigators probe the Bay Area Rapid Transit system after a fatal collision and runaway train spurred a safety review. BART, opened 1972, has faced mechanical faults, door failures, and manual control incidents despite a 35 million automatic control system, now under scrutiny by the CPUC.
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