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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1975
Page
4
Report dated morning lists desk volunteers Nellie Burlingame and Helen Downs with next shifts. Discharges include Allen A.D. Miller and Fred W. Ahl among others. Community notices cover lost Doberman Jamie, electronics store Marantz arrival, smorgasbord and dances at Dutch Village, Sparta Tavern, and B's Steak House with new staff. Also lawn mower repair, chain saw sharpening, and local contacts.
In Harrisburg a flood of amendments pushes House action on medical malpractice to next week while Senate intentions push action to September. Doctors contest the bill as insufficient, lawmakers pace amid 148 amendments and intra party talks.
Westfield New York chamber raffles two railroad bridges as a fundraiser to cover campaign costs for safety upgrades. Winners may take possession after permits and removal, with options including a Peek n Peak weekend or two 10 speed bicycles. Bridges on Route 17 near Westfield. state DOT plans new wider, stronger structures after 15 years lobbying. Fire safety concerns cited as 30 volunteer firefighters cross the fragile spans during emergencies.
Robert Greeley, organist of St. Bernard's Bradford, presents a Bach through Barber program at 7:30 PM in Emmanual Episcopal Church. The Allen Digital Computer organ, 40 stops, spans 32 to 1 Sifflote. Free concert. attendees urged.
Titusville police report a late evening fire in a rear garage-storage building owned by First United Presbyterian Church. Firemen broke in after a resident reported the flames around 7:30 pm. Damage was limited to smoke and burned door areas. a gasoline-smelled bottle with rags inside was found, suggesting arson.
Enclosed is a republished Abigail Van Buren column featuring letters about wedding rings causing accidents. A Chicagoan requests reprint rights, and the page includes advice on rings around machinery, double vows, and renewing marriage vows.
Harrisburg AP. State and union officials await results of a 6000 member vote on a settlement to end a nearly three week strike by PSSU and PESEA workers. The package offers a 45 percent raise now, 2.5 percent in January, 6 percent next July, plus 1.3 percent more in medical benefits and a two year contract without seniority provisions. Unions previously urged rejection but now back the plan as the best attainable, warning rejection could prolong the strike. unemployment offices, especially in Philadelphia, remain largely closed.
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