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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1977
Page
3
A fragmented report describes Hughes as the lone hero amid a rise of atrophy and decline. Venting concern, the piece frames a struggle to salvage a fading strength or purpose. The tone resembles a stark, cautious archival note from a past era.
An early postwar effort led by Lorenz in West Germany mobilized aid for immigrants and war widows, drawing mixed political reaction. Max Schmeling and a 75 year old widow each donated modest sums, illustrating broad civic response despite critics.
A public hearing on natural gas drilling in Lake Erie ended after eight hours, far short of the planned two days. Erie County Sportsmen’s League spokesman Joseph Pyrdek condemned the early closure as lawmakers left, and local officials urged more hearings while debating extending the drilling moratorium.
The National Bank clock on North Center Street now shows Celsius alongside Fahrenheit causing initial confusion. Bank officials plan to add the metric readings to their time and temperature display at East Main Street branch later, with examples noting 30 C for swimming, 22 C room temperature, and 0 C for freezing.
Leaders of the Seneca nation and Akron Ohio’s American Indian Center agreed to joint action seeking compensation for lands in Ohio and Pennsylvania. They favor payment or land in a natural state, and plan further talks to determine exact parcels and amounts. If diplomacy fails, they may press Congress or file suit.
In downtown Seattle two researchers from Living Dynamics International asked young women behind counters to reveal their navels as part of a self-improvement project. Pauline Clark hesitated but unveiled her midsection, while Maryann Burnside reacted with surprise before complying.
The Matterhorn once deemed unattainable now attracts about 150 climbers daily in summer. Improvements include fixed ropes at tough spots huts for food and shelter and cleared rock obstacles. Constant Cachin of Zermatt says anyone in good condition aged 18 to 80 can climb with care.
Marlon Pitchford a 56 year old textile worker in Charlotte amputated his left arm below the elbow with a pocket knife after it was caught in a machine that sorts raw cotton fiber. He was in satisfactory condition at Charlotte Memorial Hospital.
Mayville, N Y police say more arrests are expected in a burglary ring that has netted 13 suspects, including eight youths aged 12 to 18. Two Sherman clothing store burglaries, one on December 16 and another on February 13, yielded part of the $4,000 in merchandise. Five adults faces charges. three jailed on bail, two given appearance tickets. Juveniles to be handled by authorities. Leonard Bernstein honored with Arnold Gingrich Memorial Award for contributions to international understanding through music.
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