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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
4
Friday 5 to 7 p m serves shrimp scallops oysters and seafood plate. Car stereo and tape ads for Anthony's Auto Parts 802 North Center St with numbers. Local names and addresses listed for discharges births marriages and community events. Leather belts ropes and lockets at Karen's Gift Shop.
Moose Club hosts family night Friday from 8 to 12. Johnny Hodges Show provides music as members and families are invited to attend.
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace pledged to wear a POW bracelet for Air Force Lt. Richard McDow of Columbiana who was captured June 27, 1972. McDow’s name appeared on a Pentagon list of POWs expected to be returned within 60 days.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania sues Kanklin Clintonville Borough and officials for not submitting a state approved sewerage system plan by a set date. Plaintiffs include Mayor Edna Adkins and council members. Officials say plans have been inspected and approved, with the water and sewage project nearing completion since 1972.
The Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency board raised graduate loan caps to 32 per year and up to 10,000 total life, with half-time graduate and professional students eligible for 1.50 per year. Undergraduates remain capped at 1,500 yearly and 7,500 total. The agency also set March 1, 1973 as final filing deadline for the 1972 73 flood scholarship. The board also approved delaying processing in certain death or disability cases and removed citizenship as a qualification for aid. Regular monthly meetings will continue open to the public.
An Erie area milk hearing heard from Albert P. Wicks who said lowering prices is economically impossible for store owners while acknowledging consumer hardship. He urged the state Milk Marketing Board to let legislative action decide milk controls as testimony centered on the minimum price set last August of 1.25 dollars per gallon and 64 cents per half gallon for out of state sales.
Edward Finch Cox, President Nixon's son in law, reports for active duty at Ft Benning after being admitted to the New York bar. Cox, a first lieutenant in the Army Reserve, will serve six months with his wife Tricia among those watching the swearing in at the appellate division courthouse.
The text appears to be a garbled prior issue notice for The Corr Evering Journal from Carry, Pa with names Ward George A Sample and Jar McLain, discussing mailing rates, carrier delivery, and publication terms. It references The American Press and formatting details, plus pricing like 271.00 per year and 73 cents per week, noting display advertisements and subscription terms.
The text defines terms such as dwelling unit and garbage in a legal context. It cites phrases about residency and habitable space and outlines meanings tied to municipal regulations. It appears as a glossary excerpt discussing how terms relate to living, waste, and zoning.
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