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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1976
Page
4
Ad and notice section from The News Today lists hospital admissions and discharges, residents entering and leaving Corry area care, and local business promotions. Highlights include new Capwell's Cleaners location, regional sales at Corry Industrial Supply, dining and entertainment at Corry Motor Inn, and community events such as the American Legion dance and Girl Scout activity.
US District Judge Gerald Weber fined United Steelworkers Local 1573 ten thousand dollars for ignoring a back to work order and ordered ten thousand dollars for each missed shift. He directed seizure of bank accounts and dues until fines are paid, giving 48 hours to start the payment. A hearing will review the union’s conduct and may add the international union as a defendant.
Erie County commissioners refused to extend the loan arrangement of County Manpower Office Director Thomas F Schneider with the federal government. Schneider has worked part time on a DOL assignment in Washington for a year while spending four to six weeks in Erie County, with the county paying over half his salary. Commissioner Karl Boyes noted the decision, while William Redmond Jr of DOL requested extension. Boyes added the local program needs oversight.
The writer, a 16 year old divorced grandfather, seeks Abby’s guidance after falling in love with a woman who has been married four times. Abby encourages marriage if mutual and notes the caller isn’t crazy. Additional readers ask about spousal expectations and boundaries with overbearing neighbors and a doctor husband.
County Minority Commissioner Karl Boyes said he will seek James Casey's dismissal over alleged vote bargaining with the Pennsylvanla Social Services Union. He plans a resolution for the weekly agenda, though the move may die for lack of a second at the next Sommiesigners meeting. A separate item notes Valerie Bryant in England leaving work in a wardrobe mishap, prompting an informal local joke.
Heinz reports stronger sales and earnings for the first nine months of its fiscal year. Net income through the quarter ending Jan 28 totaled 46 million dollars, or 3.03 per share, on sales of 1.36 billion dollars, up more than 12 percent from a year earlier.
A damaged OCR snippet shows a local newspaper subscription ad with garbled phrases. It mentions a yearly rate of six dollars and twelve cents per year and references mail orders, weekly portions, and possible rates. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or specific publication details.
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