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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1977
Page
3
Tina Turner rejects being a sex symbol despite a tigress stage presence and sold out performances. She recently split from husband Ike Turner, a fact fans may contest against her self description.
In Vernal Utah visitors pay five dollars or more for coprolite from Blue Mountain Rock and Gem Shop. Owner Margaret Zufelt notes buyers come from across the country including a Texas woman wanting a centerpiece for her dining room. The material is often used for rings and bracelets and has been analyzed in Washington DC. Meanwhile in Houston two thousand delegates at the National Women’s Conference clash over reproductive freedom in a heated microphone battle.
An Energy Department solar powered exhibit shines in a corner trailer after a generator failure disables the rest of the federal display on current energy problems. The display was to open Monday but most components lacked power, though one solar powered unit remained bright. Separately, notes mention child star Tatum O Nea l, now five foot six, growing an inch during filming in England and a visit from her father Ryan during continued shooting in Massachusetts.
Hart was ready to file for city council when Mayor Ed Hutchinson suggested she run for mayor instead. Hutchinson noted Hart ran for council last year with a solid showing but lost, and he believes the crowded council field favors a mayoral bid. He said he is not worried about Finch opposing him.
Ruth van Herpen, 43, pleaded guilty to criminal damage after kissing a Jo Baer painting on loan from a New York gallery at the Oxford Museum of Modern Art. Red lipstick stains may cost up to $1,260 to restore. the painting valued at $18,000. Magistrates adjourned the case for three weeks for reports.
Miami Beach AP report cites Emory University physicist Peter Fong who warns using coal as the lone future energy could flood seven major U.S. cities within 225 years and uproot about a third of the population. He lists New Orleans Boston Miami Washington Houston New York Philadelphia at risk times and projected losses, noting nuclear power could delay inundation but carbon dioxide from fossil fuels remains a key danger.
Erie County Executive Elect Russell Robison returned from a Caribbean vacation to lead a smooth transition. His team began work at the courthouse with Charles Taft overseeing the office. Transition Chairman William Garvey said Taft will be a county Comprehensive Training and Employment Act employee at about 10000 dollars yearly. Robison plans cabinet-level posts in weeks with the first being the finance chief, while allowing input from party leader Roger Richards but keeping final hire decisions on merit.
Diamond Park in Murfreesboro Arkansas notes its status as North Americas only producing diamond mine. Since 1906 John Huddleston found the first stone and over 60,000 diamonds have been taken from the 71 acre field. Notable finds include the Uncle Sam 40.42 carats the Star of Murfreesboro 34.25 carats the Star of Arkansas 15.24 carats and the Amarillo Starlight 16.73 carats.
Egypt hails Anwar Sadat as he returns from Jerusalem amid a pro peace push. Sudan’s Numaini visits Cairo to congratulate, while Arab foes denounce the visit as treasonous. Egyptian media defend the president as 300000 fans greet him and plan for a new Geneva peace conference.
Rescue teams worked yesterday to reach more than 100,000 people left homeless by the worst storm to strike India in over a century. The cyclone killed more than 6,000 and washed away numerous villages. A newer storm moved along the western coast causing floods in Kerala and advancing north.
Glenfield, a small Allegheny County borough along the Ohio River, has been largely razed for Interstate 79. Residents say the highway benefits outsiders with profits from condos and travel, while the town loses its core businesses and tax base. With no exit for Glenfield, officials fear long term solvency as funds drain from water and road maintenance.
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