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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1976
Page
4
Rodney L. Curtis of Clarksburg, owner of a coal company employing up to 90 miners, tells a public air pollution hearing the name Tanstaafl stands for There Ain’t No Such Thing As A Free Lunch. Meanwhile local ads note fabric sales, potatoes and peaches, a corry market special, and a job as a newspaper carrier.
Erie County commissioners resolved a funding dispute by cutting all federal CETA programs by 10 percent and refusing new initiatives. GECAC will receive 150 795 and OIC 70 200 for the coming year, with total federal manpower money about 509 000. The action spurred telegrams to two U S Senators and Congressman Vigorito lamenting rising unemployment and urging equity and discretionary funding restoration.
A reader asks if an ex husband should attend a wedding with his new wife after 28 years of marriage and divorce. Others discuss job bias against single men over 30, noting married applicants often seem more likely to stay. Abby invites readers to write with their replies for Box No. 69700, Calif. 90069.
Ida Wedding formerly of Cutting. now Mrs. Charles Ballew, won first prize at Ripley Gala Days valued at 2000 in cash or a trip to any of 50 states. Bernice Marsh and Florence Linendell visited Lena Ven Hiuisen in Corry. Various neighbors and relatives from Lisbon, Seibring, California, and Erie joined gatherings and calls.
Philadelphia AP report states Penn Central Co., sole owner of the bankrupt Penn Central Transportation Co., filed for bankruptcy protection under Chapter 11 to allow reorganization. Major creditors and stockholders will be asked to compromise to avoid a long court battle amid the largest US corporate bankruptcy. Six Flags note: Sit flags have flown over Mobile since 1702.
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