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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1977
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR suggests an eighteen year old involved in events with players or settlers, mentioning routes or waterways and unspecified locations. The readable bits imply a youth near a group or crew traveling or working by waters, with unclear names or dates.
AP reports police, psychiatrists, and officials describe terrorists as a broad fringe using media glare to gain public attention. Experts categorize participants as Crusaders, Criminals, or Crazies, with Washington acting figures seen in the crusading group.
Authority hearings detail a HUD funded plan potentially offering about 100000 dollars annually for five years to aid eligible Corry residents. Deputy director Randall Nanni outlined income limits and a 25 percent rent rule with a utility allowance, using an elderly single renter example of 8800 dollars yearly for a one bedroom at 100 dollars monthly plus utilities.
Dear Abby explains how to submit practical recipes for a community cookbook and bandstand fundraiser. The Corry Journal needs varied dishes beyond sweets, inviting readers to send casseroles soups and appetizers promptly for the daily feature.
Daniel Hatton, longtime head of the County Mental Health and Mental Retardation program, resigned after a nine year run marked by state clashes over control, funding, and procedures. County officials, while surprised, faced funding ties and future leadership questions as a search committee lines up three master's-qualified candidates for the commissioners.
In a negotiated surrender early today Hanafi Moslem gunmen freed 134 captives without further harm. Abdul Khaalis and 11 followers were released on own recognizance with conditions after court appearance, amid a two day capital siege that involved readings from the Koran and diplomatic mediation.
Washington AP report notes the National Institute on Drug Abuse says marijuana is more than a fad, with about 36 million Americans having tried it. Director Robert L. Dupont warns of increased drunk driving risk, potential lung damage, and the need for on scene tests. The annual Congress report shows 53 percent of high school graduates over the past year smoked marijuana, with demographics favoring young men in big cities of the West or Northeast.
The Corry Housing Authority outlined required work at the Fourth Ward elderly and handicapped complex. A $11,925 holdback remains until exterior and interior repairs are completed, including weatherproofing, drainage fixes, and door replacements. The authority may draw on the developer's letter of credit to ensure completion before next winter.
Corry fire departments introduce a non transport emergency medical truck from No 2 station. Stanford Hose Company pickup carries life support gear and is manned by five EMTs to bridge between 911 call and ambulance arrival. Service aims to cut response time with no public cost.
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