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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1972
Page
4
The Corry Country Club dining room will be open Mother's Day from 1 to 6 p m and Tuesday through Sunday from 11 to 8 p m Reservations are accepted. Reverend Merrifield, former pastor at Columbus Community Church, will speak at 8 p m on the 29th Golf is promoted at North Hills with low greens fees and a family season membership option.
Rustic restaurant Ostras advertises Wednesday through Saturday 11 to 7 and Sunday 12 to 6. It promotes its own peanut butter sold in the Country Store and provides a contact phone 489-3510. The note includes stray text T-Th-t Nea.
A prolonged injunction hearing on funding for Allegheny County Skybus wrapped after 69 days and about 50 witnesses. Judge Anne X. Alpern declined disqualification, saying she would continue. Plaintiffs led by Mayor Peter Flaherty seek federal consent from municipalities and full cost estimates before construction. The plan centers on a 10 mile elevated Skybus route and related improvements.EXPAND FACILITIES AT SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY FOR Baptist student center activities up to summer expansion.
Corry Memorial Hospital cannot summon a physician in an emergency. Corry Ambulance Service lists desk volunteers for Wednesday afternoon and evening. Admitted and discharged patients include Oscar Gilson Bear Lake Wayne Jaggs 416 West Church Ruth Hurlbert 560 Liberty Street and several others with addresses in Corry Clymer Pittsfield Spartansburg and Spring Creek.
Pittsburgh area news reports that unpaid criminal fines totaling about 600000 will be collected through tax liens on the real estate of offenders. U S Atty Richard L Thornburgh announced the plan on Saturday as a new step to recover the funds in western Pennsylvania.
An electric company executive says air pollution could be cut by 25 to 50 percent with electric power replacing fossil fuels. Dr. James G. Ter manager of environmental control for Westinghouse Electric Corp. spoke in remarks prepared for a conference on energy at Pennsylvania State University and the Pennsylvania Association.
Warren County Education Association will recommend rejecting the school board contract offer after a late meeting. The board, in executive session, approved last month’s budget of 11 million dollars with a tax package including a 5 percent mill cut to 39 mills and various per capita and real estate taxes. Jon Carlson of WCEA criticized the process as delaying and inadequate.
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