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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1974
Page
4
Local Line-O-Ads notice lists rates and deadlines, featuring ads for music at Venture Inn and Inn Place, dining at Rustic Restaurant, Deer Head Inn hours, cake and beauty shop services, car stereo sales, and various local businesses in Corry. Includes events such as Moose enrollment dinner with dance, and misc items like wedding invitations and a stray set of Ford keys.
Warren County School District directors revisit a three month old plan to close Lottsville Elementary two grades amid parent protests and enrollment declines countywide. Administrators review census data and potential shifts to Sugar Grove and Pittsfield schools, weighing cost savings against educational impact.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening volunteers listed by name and address include Barbara Hurst Opal Stultz Mrs Roger Gilbert Duane Lindsey Sr John Amoroso Mrs Clyde McCray Ethel Taylor Martin Brundage Mrs Elizabeth Johnson Robert Higley baby Kathleen Morton Mrs George Gage Lloyd Thomas Stockton Mrs James Chris Ralph Miles George E Turek Mrs Thomas Jennings Floyd McClellan Mrs Earl Brooks Beth Hammond Andrew Jones Ralph Oswald Arleigh Munsee with locations in Corry Spartansburg Venango Union Findley Lake and Columbus linked to the corridor volunteer effort.
Erie County Health Department enforcement officer Paul Burroughs won the right to appeal a district court ruling against Lakelands Racing Association operators of Commodore Downs Racetrack. The dispute stems from a 1969 sewage spill at Fairview track into Brandy Run. Judge Fred P. Anthony allowed the appeal, citing constitutional revisions granting right of appeal to either party in a court of record.
Harrisburg AP reports a $100 million nursing home fire safety loan may stall in the legislature over eligibility rules. Gov Shapp favors requiring medical assistance patients to fill at least 10 percent of beds for loan approval, while Kenneth Lee seeks a broader approach with no patient makeup mandates. The issue ties to higher Medicaid reimbursements being pursued to cover safety costs.
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