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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1972
Page
8
Massachusetts officials report red tide largely cleared from ocean water but remains inside softshell clam and mussel shells. Harvesting remains banned for at least two weeks and possibly eight, until two weeks of consecutive negative tests on all affected beds.
Washington reports say a Commerce Department deal will guarantee that one third of 400 million tons of U S grain to Russia travels in American flag ships. Another third goes to Soviet vessels with the final third on other foreign ships. The arrangement follows union backing led by Paul Hall and the Seafarers International Union.
Harrisburg AP reports county treasurers must surrender several license revenues to the county government after political action, including fees for gun registrations motorboat registrations hunting licenses dog licenses and prothonotary fees, under a new geome proposal.
Louis Corbin, 33, who has been blind since a shotgun accident at age six, won the Duval County nonpartisan runoff and will take office in January. He said blindness will not hinder judging. his files are in braille and he relies on aides for reading and research.
A plump white duck named Cuddles waits backstage at the Kennedy Center to face the footlights as understudy to mate Otto who has performed in Pippin since Sept. 20. Rosemary the lamb, Pebbles formerly, and Theo the boy feature in a backstage life with ducks in the center pools.
Beloved local group the Friendly Circle will hold its meeting one week later on October 16 at the home of Mrs. Walter DeShazer. Roll call will be answered with a Bible verse containing the word sleep.
Harrisburg AP confirms a bill passing the Senate to cap employment agents’ fees at 10 percent if an applicant loses work within 10 weeks. It allows licensing of agents by the State Labor Secretary, with a $150 annual license and $10 renewal. The measure targets job and modeling agents and would standardize a practice agencies say is common today. Prime rate rises noted for First Pennsylvania Banking & Trust Co. to 5 percent.
Sunday afternoon in Youngsville saw Mrs. Camp's sister Mrs. Lillian Brooks and Mrs. Carrie Bren. Visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nakoski and family of Elma New York and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Prugar and children of Erie, who spent Saturday with Joseph Nakoski's family to celebrate his birthday. Others included Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeShazer and Douglass dining with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rhodes at North Clymer and Mrs. Margaret Bemis with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindberg visiting Peek n Peak and Mum Farms in North East Sunday.
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