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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1974
Page
7
Care en pel l and Pastor d Craig lead service at the school. The fragment notes a church or school event with local leaders directing a gathering. No further details available due to incomplete OCR text.
A brief notice states a youth prayer service will be held at the local church. Organizers invite all young people to participate, with a focus on community, reflection, and service opportunities in the coming month.
A local church invites all to a park service and joint prayer session next Sunday. Participants will gather at Park Church grounds for a communal worship and spiritual reflection.
Harrisburg AP Shapp faces a new abortion bill in an election year as the Senate votes 44 to 3 to approve a measure creating husband consent requirements for most abortions and restricting use of state Medicaid funds. The bill also requires consent from a parent for unmarried women under 18 and argues to align with Supreme Court rulings while opponents call it unconstitutional.
Erie County Hospital administrator Dr John E Mannarelli admitted that unlicensed ward clerks had dispensed medicines to elderly patients during emergencies. A state welfare inspector investigated after anonymous complaints. Mannarelli stressed the directive banning non licensed staff from dispensing drugs will be enforced immediately and cited staffing shortages during holidays as a challenge. He urged better training facilities for licensed practical nurses.
The state reports a seasonally adjusted unemployment rate of 5.8 percent for June, the highest since July 1972, with 346000 unemployed. Labor Secretary Paul J. Smith cites construction and apparel layoffs and more youths entering the job market after school as key factors. The national rate for June was 5.2 percent.
The Aluminum Company of America raises the price of an alloy 99.5 percent primary aluminum ingot by about seven percent, from 33.5 cents to 36 cents a pound, effective August 2. The hike aligns with competitors, with higher, varying increases on alloy ingot forms and grades and selective mill products including soft alloy extrusions used in window sashes and storm doors.
A crowded week with family visits and Fourth of July celebrations across Lake City Union City and Sparta includes the Webbers Murdocks Merkle Dudas and Sherlock families. Guests trace through Corry Meadville Butler and Edinboro as residents share travel health and reunion news plus a Scouten reunion with 73 attendees and plans for 1975.
GenTel expands a customer opinion survey in its Northern Division. William J. Schilling says random mail questionnaires assess service quality and dialing, with trends compared to prior surveys. Participants urged to return forms for proper evaluation.
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