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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1975
Page
1
Montreal interview quotes Hollander amid a Canadian deportation order deeming her an undesirable alien. She says she enjoys sleeping with partners she likes but would kill her husband for doing the same and notes nudity can be beautiful even if not sensational. Hollander awaits a decision next Tuesday on stay.
HONOLULU AP Nearly 34 years after the Pearl Harbor attack, Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako arrived in Honolulu to visit Hawaii's largest Japanese American community as part of a two week U S tour signaling postwar friendship. The emperor was greeted by local crowds shouting Banzai Long Live the Emperor during the arrival Friday.
The city has optioned the former National Bank of Corry building and adjacent lot for 25000 dollars with aim to alter the downtown renewal project. The proposed change would demolish the bank building instead of a nearby three-tenant block, saving an estimated 15000 to 20000 while avoiding relocations for Corry Stationers, McCray's Barber Shop, and Barstow's Shoe Store. The plan would move the bank to East Main Street and require approvals from CRA planning, City Council, and state and federal agencies.
About 15 Chileans who fled the military takeover left the UN High Commission of Refugees offices in Buenos Aires after 56 hours as hostages. They headed to an airport to board a flight to Algeria where they were granted temporary asylum. They had complained of their treatment in Argentina during confinement.
Orry Area High School reports a rise in participation in the on the job training program funded by Title 1. Enrollment grew from 19 last year to 35 this year. Principal Russell Brant notes two innovations this year including enrollment of girls and additional program changes.
An 8 month old, Chad Rankin, died at St. Vincent Health Center Erie from head injuries after a lone car veered off Route 8 in dense fog near Union City. His parents, Richard and Mrs Rankin, were injured. he was transported from Union City Memorial Hospital and later died. The father was driving. the car rolled several times, throwing mother and child clear. Vehicle damage was about 1600 dollars.
Corry city received a 17 150 check for its volunteer firemen relief and pension fund as part of statewide payments totaling 9.2 million. State Auditor General Robert P. Casey confirmed the distribution to municipalities, not to individual funds, listing Concord Township 124 Wayne Township 951 Elginboro 39 Union City 1 916 Bear Lake borough 117 Spring Creek Township 71 Spartansburg borough 176 Sparta Township 85 Bloomfield Township 385.
Edna Pierce, 77, plans a porch sale of home canned fruits and vegetables on East Church Street. She will offer beets tomatoes jellies and pickles from a bumper peach crop on her tree. Neighbors told her downtown prices are higher, so she keeps costs low on the hill.
A federal grand jury in Philadelphia investigates possible misuses of Pennsylvania food stamps. Subpoena requests extensive records from June 1, 1974, to July 31, 1975, with a Sept. 30 deadline. Public Welfare Secretary Frank Beal ordered to produce issued stamp records.
President Ford, at a Detroit news conference, rejects being a sure win and says he will campaign as if he could lose. He dismisses fears of Republican primary challenges from Ronald Reagan and notes friend Barry Goldwater’s stance, while avoiding further comment.
The City Airport Authority said the non directional beacon for Corry's Lawrence Airport cannot be delivered due to a strike at Wilcox Products Company in Kansas City. Wilcox is one of two firms producing the needed equipment. With a binding contract, the Authority must wait for the strike to settle, delaying a delivery set for Monday potentially until early next year.
Harrisburg Governor William S. Shapp told reporters his campaign records are incomplete and insists the $20,000 from Beaver County engineer Michael Baker Jr. did not go into anyone's pocket. He described grand jury questions about fundraising, state progress group financing, and past loans, while defending his administration as the cleanest in Pennsylvania history.
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