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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1975
Page
4
A scattered listing from Corry and nearby towns notes hospital patients and family names, local business ads, social events, and venue details. Items include births, wedding-age family mentions, dining events at Dutch Village and Corry Motor Inn, dances at Elgin-Beaverdam Fire Hall, Moose Lodge activities, and a Mother's Day reservation call.
Pittsburgh area report notes 1974 profit year driven by price increases and strong demand while 1975 first quarter earnings show mixed signals. Major firms US Steel and Bethlehem Steel doubled year-ago profits. others like Jones & Laughlin rose modestly. Analysts warn lower orders and inventories could cut profits in coming quarters.
Two Niagara County residents faced penalties after a three week probe into bingo cheating last year. Burton Sebring of Wilson received a 1200 dollar fine and up to five years probation until the amount is paid. Patricia O Lay of Niagara Falls was fined 94.25 dollars. Webster Nashwinter of Lewiston was granted youthful offender status in a private sentence.
Abby columns address a teen facing frequent Army moves affecting school life and relationships. A reader asks for roots and stability, while another asks about mandatory health tests for a daughter after a boy’s sexual history claim. Abby reassures focusing on advantages, and urges testing as prudent, noting possible misunderstanding.
IBM shareholders voted down a church-backed proposal to stop computer sales to South Africa over apartheid. The measure drew under two percent of votes at the annual meeting amid picketing and debate. IBM Chairman Frank Cary noted an improving economy and warned that a May antitrust trial would bring accusations, while asserting IBM will have its day in court. A separate item in Toronto reports a century-old warehouse becoming the Liquor Central Board of Ontario’s wine store, featuring Selected premium wines from Canada and abroad.
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