04 Jun 1976
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
1
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a public sale action and local officials. Readable details are limited to vague references to a sale and authorities. The text provides insufficient names, dates, or locations for a fuller summary.
Readable fragments indicate a local notice about a religion related hearing. The item names a venue and date unclear in the OCR but implies a council or public hearing on religious matters. The brief suggests community attendance and official action pending.
Secretary William Sherlock led a Corry area road tour with State Sen. Budd Dwyer and Assemblyman Forest Hopkins. The group traced Route 420 and local roads to illustrate funding shortfalls and the push to restore two and a half inches of road oil mix amid a labor union influence on PennDOT operations.
PennDOT Secretary William Sherlock tours poor state roads and blasts prior funding choices. He cites heavy borrowing, misallocated dollars between Erie and Warren counties, and plans to prioritize road sealing and drainage while restoring public trust. He swears to root out few corrupt practices and boost 13,000 miles of local roads and 45,000 miles of highways.
Senator Humphrey said he will reassess his bid if Carter exits Ohio California and New Jersey with too few delegates. Reagan widens lead over Ford in California poll while Brown leads Democrats with 51 percent, and Humphrey backers contact hundreds of uncommitted convention delegates.
Washington AP reporting that Mugabeth Ray alleges bad relations with several Congress members beyond Wayne Hays. Her lawyers dispute, saying she remains mum on the Jesals 30 and the memoir’s value, while Dell Publishing touts The Washington Wringe Benefit as a novel and non fiction concerns linger about libel if real persons are named.
Washington reports May unemployment at 7.3 percent, down from April, with wholesale prices rising only 0.3 percent. Labor officials note improving economy and modest inflation, aided by declines in joblessness among adult women and minorities. totals show 6.9 million unemployed and 87.7 million employed.
Rev Richard Friedrichs will replace retiring Rev Lari J Lappert as pastor of St Elizabeths Parish Erie. Friedrichs, a native of Erie, was ordained in 1955 and has long served in Catholic ministry including St Hippolyte parish. The announcement came from Bishop Alfred M Watson of the Diocese of Erie.
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