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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1973
Page
7
Army on Street observes a meeting at Soldiers School involving H Korp and local adels with attendees gathered to discuss community issues.
Youth program at the Avenue Hazlett School and Church Youth Fel event focuses on men and women. Service details and activities described as Besecases udg. 1.0. Participation information not fully clear.
Fragmented OCR lists multiple religious activities at a church and school on Saturday evening and morning. Mentions Bible ministry meeting prayer street Donelson fellowship children choir evangelism and worship services led by adults and teens at Bailey and Park locations.
Ambassador Scali is expected to cast the fifth American veto in U N history to kill an anti Israel resolution in the Security Council. The eight nonaligned nations led by Yugoslavia and India proposed the measure urging renewed Middle East talks and a withdrawal from occupied territories. Most council members were likely to support the resolution, with Australia and China potentially aligning with the majority or abstaining.
U S Senator Hugh Scott and Senator Edward Kennedy will introduce legislation to finance national elections with public funds. The plan covers general and special Congressional elections starting 1976, bans private financing for federal offices, and seeks federal appropriations with a bipartisan election commission to monitor enforcement.
Philadelphia AP. Pennsylvania trial judges gain power to revoke bail for convicted but unsentenced defendants under new Supreme Court rules. Bail may be withdrawn if sentence likely exceeds three years and appeal chances are slim, with written reasons required. Justices of the peace may set bail without DA approval except for murder or voluntary manslaughter cases.
Pittsburgh AP report notes the group Against Smog and Air Pollution GASP objects to a federal plan to curb auto emissions by city decals numbered 1 through 6 and downtown car bans one day weekly. GASP favors reduced downtown parking, higher off street parking taxes, and employer subsidies for public transport use.
A compact device weighing 28 pounds re-energizes lead acid and nickel cadmium batteries rated 6 to 30 volts. It features a solid state regulator and automatic shutoff to prevent overcharging. Demonstrated yesterday in Reno New.
Vatican observers note Humanae Vitae remains widely disobeyed among the world’s 600 million Catholics five years after its July 1960 release. Priests bishops and even cardinals reportedly disagreed privately while many couples continue using contraception despite the encyclical. Some theologians call for a renewed study or revision of church doctrine, while Vatican officials offer no public leniency.
Twelve year old Yasser Seirawan defeated Seattle chess champion Robert Karch in a 67 move game at a coffee shop after nine months of learning the game. The two players each wagered 200 dollars. Karch is 43 and recognized as Seattle’s champion. Seirawan’s rapid rise drew attention in the local chess scene.
A theologian says the Pope did not intend his encyclical to ban discussions of contraception and allowed lectures in many cases, though he warned the author against overstepping. The remark highlights tensions between papal teaching and academic inquiry.
Warren State Hospital began fiscal year 1974 with a salaries deficit of 326 482 as budget plans failed to anticipate a negotiated wage rise and further cuts by the Department of Public Welfare. Trustees note potential rollover of the deficit into 1975 or reliance on existing funds. second quarter shows 712.02 in surplus and the 1974 budget not yet received. Pentagon halts nearly 1 billion SCA missile program for cost reasons, keeping some research alive.
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