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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1976
Page
7
A terse notice urges community service involvement for a child welfare initiative. Officials emphasize safeguarding at risk youth and call for volunteers or support from local agencies to implement outreach and protection measures.
A brief church notice notes a worship gathering led by Pastor Shoal at Saint Park. Prayer and spiritual reflection scheduled for the evening with an emphasis on communal worship.
A fragmented reader note cites a street based Pray service organized by a local pastor and school leaders. Details are unclear but indicate community religious activity and a plan for collective worship.
Aspen AP reports transcripts from Miss Longet manslaughter prelim reveal singer actress said she thought safety was on when a .22 pistol fired. ballistics expert testified the weapon could fire in any position. Witnesses note Longet joked bang bang and that she asked Sabich about the safety device. Transcripts were sealed then released amid courtroom motions and gag orders.
A Commerce Department economist says the auto industry will have a smaller impact on economic recovery in 1976 as the post-recession boom fades. Maynard Comiez notes autos boosted growth earlier, but warns labor disputes and price pressures could threaten continued high sales.
Washington AP reports pressure on GOP delegates to choose Ford or Reagan with 900 pledged to Ford and 73 to Reagan. 1,130 needed for nomination. About 170 uncommitted delegates loom as the balance of power, while several states show mixed shifts and some already pledged delegates reconsider.
A cold front pushing eastward generated lines of thunderstorms from Oklahoma and Kansas into Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota and beyond. High winds and heavy rain plagued eastern Kansas, with tunnel clouds seen in the states’ eastern half. Cooler air followed from the northern Rockies to the upper Mississippi Valley while mild 70s persisted from the lower Mississippi Valley to Wisconsin and the Atlantic coast.
The Hi-Neighbor Club met at the Peak with nine members and one guest, planning no July or August meeting and resuming in September. Local visits, family gatherings, a bridal shower for Misa Porter, a wedding at Stow, and notes on new residents and a hospital birth are recorded along with sympathy for Everett Patchen.
HARRISBURG AP The Delaware Valley Industrial Water Co of Fort Washington Montgomery County may cut its proposed 118000 annual rate increase by half or face suspension of the entire amount the Public Utility Commission said Wednesday. Industrial customers and the Fort Washington Industrial Park would be affected. Also Boston Museum of Fine Arts to receive about 2 million in federal funds to improve climate control for preservation efforts.
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