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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1975
Page
1
OCR fragment hints at rain affecting planting and presents scattered figures, including a note about 174 bushels. Other context points to agricultural reporting and local weather influence on crops. The legible items suggest a brief rural news item noting rainfall impact and yield estimates.
A garbled OCR note discusses price, production, and funding in 1975 for crops and livestock. It references USDA projections, corn shell, bumper yields, and reactions to market conditions, mentioning government support and commodity pricing in the agricultural sector.
Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller and her daughters Margareta 22 Carol 20 and Malinda 15 visit Vienna sightseeing in historic sites They plan to travel to Budapest on Sunday as part of a European tour accompanying the vice president’s wife The party aims to explore cultural landmarks during their stay in the region.
Your Nation in Brief reports a government scientist noting a sharp increase in sulfurous fumes from Mt. Baker and signs of heat buildup within the dormant volcano. In Cape Canaveral coverage astronauts train in Texas before a U S Soviet mission with Stafford Brand and Slayton slated for final practice and jet transfers to Florida as Leonov and Kubasov begin quarantine ahead of the Soyuz mission. Governor Wallace makes first public appearance since shin injury signaling continued bid for Democratic presidential nomination Despite the leg injury he says it has not altered his political plans.
Hive members of the brie school district bargaining team will pursue overtime compensation for time spent in teacher contract negotiations. The 10 members hired a lawyer after a year of bargaining. superintendent Hilinski asked the board for 15000 in special pay, which the board rejected.
Secretary of State Kissinger and Israeli Prime Minister Rabin held talks amid talks on a possible Sinai interim settlement. They discussed returning Gidi and Mitla Passes and Abu Hudeis oilfield with continued occupation for security, tied to U.S. aid and timing. Rabin called for careful, patient negotiations during his Bonn visit.
In Harrisburg the state and two striking unions resume bargaining as a court decision nears. Commonwealth Court is not expected to rule until at least Monday on a request to order unemployment office personnel back to work.
North Hills golf courses projected a 1975 profit of 20000 but may exceed it. The Golf Commission approved a further 10000 investment, raising total local savings since April to 35000. Income through June rose by over 4000, led by greens fee revenue, with additional gains from memberships, concessions, and car rental. The club plans capital improvements including a $7000 sewer expansion and possible clubhouse expansion. A Junior Golf Program started with over 20 youths aged 8 to 17. Nearby plant employees join a summer outing with 14 golfers from National Forge in Irvine.
A dairy cow owned by Hubert Shreve of Union City was destroyed after being hit by a truck on Route 6 near Union City. The cow was valued at 600 dollars and the truck, driven by Richard Proper of Waterford, sustained 600 dollars in damage. Proper told police he did not see the cow until it was too late, and the collision occurred shortly after midnight.
Vandals damaged seven swings at Wright Street School over several weeks making them unusable. Each swing valued at 76 dollars, lifting total losses beyond 500 dollars. A school aide urged parents to consider where their children were last night.
Corry will receive 45144 in revenue sharing funds for the fourth and final payment of the 1975 fiscal year. Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito notes that since 1972 Erie County and its cities towns and townships have received 18539382 in total revenue sharing. The City of Erie has been paid 8576570, Erie County 5504778, Millcreek Township 888280, and Corry 56532.
New York officials search for the cause of a tire that trapped about 40 people in a Mantat fil Skyscraper on Friday. At least 45 were treated for smoke inhalation as hundreds fled into the street. In the three story glass and steel building smoke filled halls and stairways. trapped workers soaked shirts in water and stuffed them under doors to keep smoke out.
NEW YORK AP major sugar refiners announced fresh wholesale price hikes for grocery sugar marking a second increase this week. Amstar Corp raised five cents a pound, five and ten pound bag costs now 1.55 and 3.15. National Sugar Refining Co and SuCrest Corp followed with similar jumps citing higher raw sugar costs. Weather damage to the sugar beet crop and heavy rains in the Red River Valley are blamed for the rise. Prices may outpace retail in some areas, but a repeat of last year’s spike is unlikely.
A 19 year old Spring Creek man Handy McKuhn is charged with attempted rape and corrupting the morals of a minor after an alleged incident with a 16 year old girl in a vehicle along County Line road Kirie County. He was arraigned before District Justice W Porter Auer and released on $1000 bond. A preliminary hearing is set for Monday July 21 before District Justice Mary Jane Aller. Trooper Paul Sita and Cpl Jerry Sail of the Corry state police continue the investigation.
Agriculture Secretary Butz said private US grain traders are negotiating in Moscow with Deputy Assistant Secretary Bell guiding talks. He forecast that food prices at the supermarket should remain stable for the rest of the year despite potential Soviet purchases. The USDA cited a large 1975 crop and rising carryover stocks as factors supporting price stability. Drought in Soviet growing areas may boost US exports.
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