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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1976
Page
4
Corry Memorial Hospital outlines tomorrow afternoon and evening desk volunteer shifts. Notices admit and discharge lists include Clara Hill Shirley Daniels Mrs Charles T Stormes and several Corry residents. Community ads promote sales, contests, local businesses, and upcoming holiday events with dates and contact numbers.
Robert McCarthy, regional director for state community service centers, announced a new pre-release center for women will open in Erie in January. Fifteen inmates will reside there to ease transition from prison, with a staff of ten counselors. The Erie facility joins similar centers in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, aiming to improve employment and education outcomes while maintaining close supervision.
Harrisburg AP Gov Shapp signs supplemental appropriation for 250000 to preserve the Appalachian Trail in Pennsylvania. The bill also funds nearly 5 million for various programs. Federal match of 233250 accompanies the state funds. Some lawmakers question spending authority before final approval.
A reader confesses envy of her daughter's looks and admits bitterness toward prettier friends. Abby warns that loving conditions based on appearance reveal inner ugliness and urges therapy to prevent psychological harm to the child.
A 56 year old Milwaukee man Eddie Lowman was jailed for 90 days after living in a city building for two years. Evicted on Thanksgiving from the Safety Building he slept there aided by janitors and garbage digs. The judge said the sentence would keep him from being alone at Christmas.
Shop early for Christmas as promotions flood 26 West Main Street with bold deals at T and E Discount. Prices and offers draw shoppers seeking seasonal savings in a busy downtown district storefront.
Dan Scannell surveys consumer safety moves on aerosols and a airheaded mix of pop culture notes. Cousteau jokes and confessions mix with vanity ads and TV shifts while oddball anecdotes from Pittsburgh media and famous names populate the page.
Residents discuss snow removal rules prohibiting pushing snow into streets or private properties without permission. Public housing rent caps at 25 percent of income. Pleasant Street contact given. City finances plan cuts with limited paving decisions and sewer work on several streets. Flood insurance rules explained by federal program and local ordinances. Cincinnati Art Museum reduces hours by closing Mondays and major holidays to save costs.
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