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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1976
Page
2
A Department of Transportation study across Baltimore Boston Oklahoma City and Albuquerque confirms a fatal driver profile. Males aged 25 to 35 who drink heavily and drive older cars are most likely to cause fatal crashes occurring in the early weekend hours.
A controversial treatise argues church clergy should stay from politics while condemning church interference in elections. It recounts Catholic bishops pressuring voters over abortion, cites Kennedy and Carter episodes, and notes past medical history of Catholic women seeking abortions, urging separation of church and state on moral issues.
The piece cites Dr Howard A Rusk on health care progress from prevention to employment. It notes Cheryl earning 6314 as a trained typist and Goodwill Industries reporting 62.1 million earned by the handicapped in 1975, with 21.3 million paid in taxes. It discusses sheltered workshops, government funding, and calls for expanded vocational rehabilitation amid de-institutionalization. Sen Randolph argues rehabilitation saves welfare costs and profits society. Tomorrow: Projects with Industry.
Secretary Kissinger, fresh from meetings with African leaders, recounts a private ten minute talk with Rhodesia's Prime Minister Ian Smith. He says Smith preferred only to accept the principle of majority rule, but Kissinger demanded full acceptance to prevent hard liners from wrecking the agreement. He describes navigating a British role and the diplomatic tightrope in Africa.
The Corry Memorial Hospital debated withdrawal from the United Fund of the Corry Area amid funding shifts and rising health care costs. The hospital argued the reduced allocation to a token level would harm operations, while reaffirming support from the community and noting ongoing expansion plans to meet growing needs.
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