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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1975
Page
7
The Friendly Circle will meet Monday evening at Mrs. Lillian Wallace's home. Roll call asks for "resurrection." Plans shifted from Wattsburg due to Mr. McDonald’s hospitalization after a car crash.
A string of social updates from Corry to Jamestown notes patients recovering after surgery, birthday celebrations at the Gas Light Restaurant for Mrs. Camp, and visits among families in Clymer Center, Findley Lake, and Erie. Also reported: a Hi-Neighbor Club luncheon at Peek n Peak on March 13 and a state Senate investigation into power outages and electricity costs prompted by a recent snowstorm.
Dr Louis Kardos of Penn State, just back from Europe, says West Berlin's main sewage treatment plants are in the eastern sector and the effluent, returned to West Berlin, boosts nutrients in nearby lakes and streams. He notes the university system uses chemical treatment then spray irrigation and that some Communist nations are pursuing recycling.
Albany report shows New York State unemployment under insurance covers 654000 claimants drawing about 40 million dollars weekly. Fund worth 1.136 billion, with no near danger of bankruptcy, but lawmakers may raise the weekly max from 95 to 125 and extend weeks of benefits. IBM doubts FCC rules permit satellite entry without clarification.
Dana Allen camped in the Vancouver state office parking lot to oppose a plan halving welfare caseworkers and to press for food stamp access. She asks others to bring tents, while department officials say no action will be taken unless the situation changes.
Two Philadelphia groups stage a weekend conference on wife beating and recourse for abused women. University of Pennsylvania hosts the event with speakers including Common Pleas Court judges Lisa Richette and Juanita Kidd Stout.
Scranton resumed talks to end the city school strike as mediator Elwood Tobias reported no movement after teachers rejected a two year pact offer. About 15,000 students have missed two weeks of classes while the district loses up to 50 000 monthly in unpaid salaries and state subsidies.
In loving memory of Car lyle W Button whose 65th birthday would have been Wednesday March 5 Ruth signs off with affection and remembrance.
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