06 May 1977
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1977
Page
1
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McInnes Steel, Erie’s second largest gas user after National Forge, rolls out a broad energy conversion and conservation program. Chief engineer William Zimmer leads efforts leaning toward future energy availability over today’s cheap gas, including dual fueling, oil heating, heat recuperators, insulation, and upgraded electrical transformers.
David Frost announced a fifth Nixon interview after strong viewer response. He plans to address why Nixon did not burn the Watergate tapes, the 18 minute gap, SALT talks, the Middle East war, a Chile confrontation, and impressions of John and Martha Mitchell.
President Jimmy Carter visited northeast England on his first overseas trip, greeted by cheers and flags in a factory district and at Old Hall, where Washington’s ancestors once lived. He met Prime Minister Callaghan, toured Sunderland and Newcastle, planted a ceremonial tree, and prepared for talks with leaders of Britain France and West Germany before Geneva meetings.
In Philadelphia AP report psychiatrist Dr Edward A Gottheil of Jefferson Medical College says over 35 million dollars a year is wasted by weekly urine tests for 90 000 methadone program addicts. He cites a JAMA study showing less than 50 percent accuracy and urges reallocating funds to counseling while PA Health Department official Dr M Jeffrey Shoemaker defends continued testing as only indicative.
A man unhappy with a garage sale price struck the seller in the face and fled. Corry state police will charge him with simple assault if he is apprehended. The victim, 46 year old Barbara J. Wolosza of Corry, described a blue car and a man 35 to 40, 5 feet 6 inches, 135 pounds, in blue coveralls and a white tee.
Corry residents and a local attorney press concerns over promised jobs at the Community-Elderly Center on First Avenue. Officials say the project is EDA funded, not HUD, and payroll shows only two Corry workers as of April 1, with enforcement of local hiring limited.
federal agencies announce recalls totaling 22 million GM cars 24 000 cases of green chili peppers and 3 million Mr Coffee machines amid defect investigations including Ford and Volkswagen vehicles. VW probes cover 1973 76 Audi Beetle and related models while Ford Econoline and Club Wagon 1975 77 face panel failures. Pepper recall cites canned brands Western Valley Old El Paso Mountains Pass Million Star Nobel Silver Key Nugget with codes ending in i. Mr Coffee recall targets 75 75 K 75 etch codes. owners to write to Cleveland address with personal details.
Atlanta report notes that stopping smoking for 10 years yields life expectancy equal to non smokers. CDC cites WHO in Geneva warning that smoking drives lung cancer deaths in developed nations, with mortality rising where smoking is widespread.
State police investigate a theft at the Dunkle residence on Route 6 in Freehold Township. Two women posing as charity collectors distracted the couple while one rummaged the bedroom and stole 700 dollars in cash and 100 dollars in old coins. Describe suspects as stocky dark complexions in long dresses. one woman about 40 with two gold teeth and the other about 30. They left in a green four door sedan with loud exhaust.
Corry Police Chief Kenneth Nichols will attend a Northwest Regional Planning Council meeting in Mercer to hear the outcome of a request for 1276 dollars to send two officers to University of Louisville courses. Officers Fred Corbett and Dennis Anderson are slated to attend sex crime investigation in November and scientific crime investigation in December, respectively.
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