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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1976
Page
1
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Charles Dodd of Columbus, a GOP delegate, will meet President Ford at the White House Thursday. He plans to present a petition bearing the names of 100,000 milk juggers and sympathizers seeking changes in milk policy. Dodd notes Ford may be insulated from the petition by Agriculture Department action.
Washington AP reports June imports rose about 4 percent to 10.09 billion, widening the U.S. trade gap to 377.8 million. For the first half, the deficit is 1.05 billion, with exports at 39.7 billion. The rise in imports reflects demand for fuel and consumer goods as the economy recovers from the 1975 surplus.
Erie County residents may register by mail for the November general election beginning August 2 as part of a new election reform law. Voter cards will be available at the county courthouse libraries and post offices. registrations can be mailed to the county elections bureau. A separate reform requires state contractors to report political contributions. Meanwhile, four registrars at the Corry Municipal Building will handle registrations to improve access. Four color TVs valued at 4000 dollars were stolen from Clymer Television Sales and Service on Main Street. entry was through a broken front door window. Owner Clifford L. Rose of Spartansburg and investigators William Comstcom and Patrolman Mark T. Peterson are handling the case.
City Council and Planning Commission held a second informal session to review zoning regulations. City Engineer David Johnson outlined application procedures and the responsibilities of zoning officers while noting home occupations and parking, fence, billboard, and sign rules will influence the new ordinance.
Government mediators press toward a California cannery settlement as more than 60 000 rubber workers await a resolution to a 98 day dispute. White House officials press for talks to resume, with wage raises and inflation adjustments at the center of both negotiations.
Federal investigators in Fresno County study the California cannery strike. D. Ed Jessee and Charles R. Brader head the team as growers Everett G. Rank and Din Lowe observe a field of rotting tomatoes.
Former California governor Ronald Reagan selects liberal Sen. Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania as his vice presidential pick, a move seen as broadening his base but drawing mixed early Republican reactions. Analysts note potential gains in the Northeast and risks in the South and West, with uncommitted delegates tilting the balance.
Reagan selected Sen. Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania as his running mate, signaling a strategic bid to gain delegate support in Pennsylvania and the Northeast. The process involved quiet meetings and secret tips, with Schweiker portraying himself as a team player willing to back final decisions, and his 1975 voting record earned a 100 percent COPE rating.
Corry Area School District will advertise for bids on alterations of the former Elgin Electronics plant to house the vo tech courses for the upcoming term. Bids open August 8. Officials warn full operation may be delayed while courses will be offered.
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