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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1975
Page
4
The item compiles hospital notes with admissions and discharges for residents of Union City Corry and surrounding areas. It lists birth announcements and names, shopping and dining promos for Mother's Day, local business ads for B's Steak House Cottle's Garden Center Dutch Village Restaurant and Columbus Inn, plus a 1970 Mercury Cycle GT 351 for sale and a 9 hole golf course opening in Follett road Corry Pa.
Corry native W Porter Auer formally announced candidacy for renomination as district justice. He runs on both party tickets, cites 18 years as justice of the peace, and claims unique judicial qualifications. Opponent is current DJ with ABA membership and training at several institutions.
Washington AP reports the CIA plans a new hammermill costing 348000 to pulp top secret documents for landfill disposal. The project aims to meet EPA concerns after years of prior sludge and leakage issues tied to the basement shredder and past reforesting experiments.
Mayor Pete Flaherty will follow a court order to restore three rescue squads to Pittsburgh's fire bureau, ending a five month dispute and avoiding contempt penalties. Judge John P. Flaherty said the mayor is no longer in contempt after meetings with lawyers.
In a Dear Abby column, a Mormon boss bans coffee, swearing, and smoking at work, drawing flak for pressuring non members while allegedly having an affair. Abby clarifies church stance, defends individual beliefs, and labels the boss a poor example. Also covered are concerns about a boy playing with dolls, a girl’s complaint about a boyfriend dozing after dinner, and a note offering Abby’s booklet.
Harrisburg AP reports that State Police Commissioner James Barger told a memo that homosexuals are not suited for state police work and should not be hired. He warned of ridicule, harassment, and public loss of respect, saying current troopers would reject homosexual colleagues and morale would suffer. The memo was sent to Terry Dellmuth, with Shapp’s human services review under way.
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