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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1975
Page
3
In 1974 the document records early measurements for corn output during the first six days of the season. Data points highlight initial yields, field counts, and regional notes, reflecting agricultural activity and planning for subsequent harvesting periods.
Fragmentary text references harvest 1975 policy shifts and stock rice, with mentions of producers, supply, and larger implications. The readable portion suggests departmental roles in supply and price considerations, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Happy Rockefeller and her daughters Margareta 22 Carol 20 and Malinda 15 visit historic sites in Vienna and are set to travel to Budapest on Sunday Greta Garbo visits Sweden for first time in over a decade at the summer villa of Count Berndotte Beirut: U S Army Colonel Ernest H Morgan 4% held by kidnappers with a deadline looming as aid pours into Beirut slums in a bid to save him The embassy faces a 2 p m ED deadline to respond with relief supplies and other assistance
A government scientist reports a sharp rise in sulfurous fumes from Mt. Baker and signs of internal heat buildup, with further monitoring planned as the mountain remains inactive.
Five of ten bargaining members hire a lawyer to press overtime claims for a year of contract talks. Superintendent Hilinski asked for 15000 in special pay, but the school board refused.
In Bonn Kissinger and Rabin held talks that could frame an interim Sinai settlement or strain U.S. Israel ties. A separate breakfast with Schmidt and Genscher focused on the Middle East as Rabin and Kissinger weighed Egypt returns for Gidi and Mitla passes and Abil Rudeis amid security and U.S. aid concerns.
In Harrisburg the state and two striking unions resume bargaining as they await a decision from the Commonwealth Court on a state request to order unemployment office personnel back to work. A ruling is expected no earlier than Monday, potentially shifting leverage in the negotiations.
North Hills golf course profit outlook beat earlier projection as the Golf Commission approved another 10000 investment, raising total local savings since April to 35000. June income up 38000 with 4000 from greens fee, plus gains in memberships, food, and rentals. Continued course expansion and a sewer upgrade, plus a clubhouse expansion, are under consideration while a Junior Golf Program starts with over 20 youths.
A dairy cow owned by Robert Shreve of KD 5 Union City was killed after being struck by a truck on Route 6 about a mile west of Union City. Corry state police report the truck, driven by Richard Proper of KD 5 Waterford, could not stop in time. The cow was valued at $400 and the truck $600 in damages. The crash occurred shortly after midnight.
Local officials report seven swings smashed and twisted beyond use at Wright Street School over several weeks. Each swing valued at 76 dollars, total damage well over 500 dollars. Aide urges parents to consider where their children were last night.
Corry will receive 49144 in revenue sharing funds for the fourth and final payment for the 1975 fiscal year. Congressman Joseph P. Vigorito noted that since 1972 General Revenue Sharing has provided Lire County and its municipalities with 18539332 in total payments. Kirie City has received 4576579, Erie County 5504778, Millcreek Township 888280, and Worry City 563532.
Fire officials search for the cause of a blaze in a Manhattan skyscraper trapping about 40 people for more than an hour. The incident sent hundreds more to the street as 2,500 occupants faced smoke filled halls and stairways and many escaped through windows or exited outside.
Major sugar refiners announce new wholesale hikes, pushing five pound bags to 1.55 and ten pounds to 3.50 in places, citing higher raw sugar costs from beet crop damage. Government and industry officials do not foresee a new global shortage but warn prices may outpace current grocery retail in some areas.
A 19 year old Spring Creek man Randy McKuhn was charged with attempted rape and corrupting the morals of a minor after allegedly attempting to assault a young Union City area girl in his car along County Line road in Erie County. He was arraigned before District Justice W Porter Auer and posted $1000 bond and is free pending a preliminary hearing set for Monday July 21 before District Justice Mary Jane Waller. Trooper Paul Sita and Cpl Jerry Szul of the Corry state police continue the investigation.
Agriculture Secretary Butz told the Senate committee that meals at the supermarket should stay steady this year despite private grain traders negotiating in Moscow. He cited a large U.S. crop and rising carryover stocks, noting drought in the Soviet Union could boost future exports while prices for American consumers remain largely unchanged.
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