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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1975
Page
4
Report compiled as of 7A.M. today lists volunteers and names across Corry area. Ads promote services, local shops, events, and specials including snowmobile servicing, country foods dining deals, Prudential insurance contact, and Moose Club events. Community notices feature addresses and phone numbers for local residents and businesses.
Karen Ann Quinlan's parents appeal to the court to end life support for their 21 year old daughter. Medical testimony describes a chronic vegetative state with cycles of wakefulness and sleep and uncertainty about recovery. Dr Morse says she would never become functional and clinicians debate prognosis.
Erie County began its final grand jury session at the Erie County Courthouse. Jurors reported 82 indictments on day one. no dismissals. A recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling eliminated the grand jury system, shifting future cases to preliminary hearings. One case involves Kevin Cleveland charged with the June 28 murder of Burrell Baskins and related counts.
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff roles and copyright notice, noting Associated Press exclusivity for local and AP dispatches. It provides postal and subscription pricing by mail and carrier, with weekly and Sunday rates and advertising display deadline details.
Dear Abby readers weigh in on selling a big home after children leave for college. Many urge selling while prices are favorable, citing timing and new chapters. Others warn to hold onto the home for visiting grandchildren, or test living in an apartment before selling.
Erie County Commissioner Leo P. Weir said he will seek authorization to immediately dismiss any employee caught using county property outside official business. The move follows reports that the county copying machines were used to reproduce political materials. Weir argued the rule should apply to all workers, with decisions by commissioners and the office chief where the employee works. Democratic and Republican officials voiced varying support and calls for debate.
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