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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1973
Page
4
Spot Line O Ads promotes a New Year’s Eve July party at Stranghan’s Spartansburg with Dinners 5 30 to 9 00 pm Auld Lang Syne at midnight and The Four Goldentones. Also Leela Hos at Corry Central Labor Club and The Happy Gang dance from 10 pm to 2 am with members and guests.
Corry Civil Air Patrol cadets from Abbey Memorial Cadet Squadron 504 earn ranger second class rank after attending Hawk Mountain ranger school. Cadet Sergeant Donald B. Proper Jr. of Corry R D 4, Cadet Airman 2nd Class Joseph Winans 709 Worth Street, and Cadet Airman 2nd Class Joseph Royek 43 Raymond Avenue participated in encampments and related training as part of the International Air Cadet Exchange program.
The Chautauqua County Board of Elections says nine of Jamestown's 25 election districts violate NYS Election Law and the city has two options to fix it. Either buy nine more voting machines at 2000 to 2600 dollars each or redraw district lines to meet state law.
The United States emphasizes negotiations between Israel and the Arabs as the path to Middle East peace though the ball has not rolled forward recently. Washington vetoed a UN Security Council resolution condemning Israel’s withdrawal stance, while proposing a softer alternative and accusing a conspiracy to veto. In Scotland a man burned his father’s house claiming family abuse at dominoes influenced his actions.
Pennsylvan ia Fish Commission mounted a rapid net rescue at a pond near Venango Campus in Oil City to save hundreds of carp and smallmouth bass after water levels fell for repairs. The fish were moved to a tank truck and released at the Allegheny River access area. College administrator William Vincent said the pond would be emptied due to a drainage valve collapse, then refilled and stabilized for future use including potential ice skating and restocking after dredging.
A hospital notice from Corry Memorial Hospital lists admitted: Charles Amy of 263 Worth Street Mrs Ronald Daley R D 3 Corry Elodia Garcia Spring Creek Marie Soderberg Jamestown NY William C Sawchyn R D 3 Corry Frances Sawchyn R D 1 Corry Harold Bacon R D 2 Spartansburg Discharged: Charles Shettler 136 East Congress Jolene 16 months daughter of Mrs Mechele Wolfenbarger 227 First Mrs James Diehl 112 East Church Thomas Foreman 28 Snyder Circle Mrs Kenneth Weis 82 Snyder Circle and daughter Kim Ellen Mrs William Galford 37 East Bond.
Senate conferees worked over a weekend to finish a compromise farm bill aimed at protecting farmer income while avoiding a presidential veto. Key issues included food stamp bans for strikers, restoring eligibility for the elderly and disabled, and tightening payment limits to reduce subsidies, with debates over target price relationships and potential costs for 1974 crops.
An 81 year old North East woman Harriet Pleming died after a three car crash on Route 5 in Harborcreek Township. The collision involved a car driven by former Academy High School principal Mike Ferrare and another by Fred V. Selkregg. Ferrare and the driver Edward McKlevey of Erie were involved in a sequence that forced Ferrare into the eastbound lane. Pleming died at Hamot Medical Center around 6 p.m. Ferrare was hospitalized with undetermined injuries. Selkregg and McKlevey escaped serious harm. This marked Erie County's 37th traffic fatality of the year.
Ex Playboy bunny Sally Ann Davis graduates basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. The 21 year old from Vinita Oklahoma says the Air Force treats men and women as equals and she values travel benefits and respect. Her next posting is Chanute Air Force Base Illinois to train as an instrument technician. Davis previously worked at a Lake Geneva Playboy Club as a waitress.
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