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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1977
Page
4
A list of names and addresses appears with emergency calls times for Helen Dimmick Vera and others. Includes residents in Corry Spartansburg Bear and surrounding areas, with multiple street addresses and discharges or admissions noted. Indicates community notices and local business ads following the listings.
Washington AP The Agriculture Department warns beef supplies will be plentiful next month due to cattle fed last fall as grain prices fell Production may match or surpass April 1976 records Frozen beef stocks on Feb 28 rose 4 percent from a year ago Pork stocks fell 5 percent Overall pork supplies deemed adequate Potatoes and pears listed as bargains March 1 record stock Beef and other items like chickens milk and dairy products rice peanuts and nuts also noted Butter stocks up 50 percent in February Life insurance sales rose 3.7 percent in 1975 trad appl Institute figures Nearly $180 million of ordinary life insurance purchased in 1975
White collar workers rose by 18 percent since 1948, now comprising 30 percent of the labor force, according to figures from the American Council of Life Insurance.
A reader comments on Abby’s advice about talking too much and shares a method to curb it by staying quiet when interrupted. The exchange centers on tone, listening, and self restraint in conversation.
Denver based twelves year old twins Mike and Mona Yen met their great uncle C T Yen in Shanghai as part of an 18 day school trip by 16 Colorado Academy students. The group, ages 11 to 15, were the youngest Americans to visit China since relations reopened in 1971. The visit featured English Chinese dialogue with an interpreter and two hours of time with the uncle. The twins described scenes of birds plants and a meditating man in colorful watercolors and said leaving was the saddest part of the journey as the train pulled away.
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