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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1976
Page
4
Volunteers on a narrow afternoon list admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital. The notes name patients, ages, and addresses including Mrs. Figzel Hall and Theodor Cooper, with others such as Daniel Cooper and Reade Langhurst. Local ads follow for yard sales, shop discounts, and community notices in Corry and surrounding areas.
University of Michigan Regents approved a faculty committee plan to conduct recombinant DNA experiments under strict controls, funding three labs with security systems to prevent escaped organisms. The decision follows debate over safety and ethics, with supporters citing medical promise and critics urging containment and caution.
A collage of reader questions spans marriage faithfulness and open relationships, teen dating, and privacy. Abby counsels on trust and prudence, warns of trouble from nonexclusive flings, and urges distance from younger unavailable partners. A Montana wife is urged to accept her husband’s individuality, ending with a prompt to request Abby’s booklet.
A bill to triple the price of some natural gas cleared the Senate Commerce Committee on a 16 to vote. The measure now heads to the full Senate for consideration before the end of the month.
A satirical recap lampoons TV awards with jabs at Donny and Marie, Johnny Carson, Columbo, Welcome Back Kotter and TV stations. It mocks hosts, political figures, and commercials while ribbing mispronunciations and awkward on screen moments.
City Council will evaluate sidewalk needs and repairs for safety. Earned Income Tax funds 1 percent of earned city income, covers collection costs, then payments to Townships and other municipalities. remainder funds the general city operations via the general fund. Tax sales require bidding with possible redemptions and title issues. consult an attorney before bidding. The Pleasant Street elderly building sits low by design, with grading and drainage work forthcoming and a planned parking area.
Former Pennsylvania Revenue Secretary George J. Mowod, 53, of Bethel Park, is scheduled for trial July 19 on federal charges of conspiracy and income tax fraud. The indictment accuses him of pressuring a food distributor to pay for home improvements in exchange for a lowered sales tax assessment and alleges concealment after a state probe.
Pittsburgh area news reports Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp will recover more than 1.4 million dollars in property tax exonerations from Allegheny County for 1972 to 1975. County board approved a 6 million dollar assessment reduction in March, city officials planning one lump sum repayment, school board yet to decide its share.
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