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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1973
Page
4
Spaghetti Night Wednesday at Country Food offers all you can eat. Adults 1.69, children 1.00 with relish dish. Also notices for 1973 Christmas Clubs payment deadline October 26 at The National Bank of Corry. Car rental and snow tire promos from local businesses. Columbus Inn invites guests with hours and menus.
Walter Terry, who became director in February, resigns citing inability to meet break-even targets. The 1973 deficit reached 100,000 dollars and 1974 is projected at 137,000, prompting his decision to step down to preserve quality standards.
The schedule lists YMCA programs by day with multiple sessions for boys and girls, adult and senior activities, swim lessons, intramurals, rentals, and special events across Union City High School facilities, including boys and girls swim, beginner classes, senior coed courses, and board meetings through Friday to Saturday. Names, times, and locations reflect a community program calendar with recurring weekly blocks and seasonal events.
Washington AP reports key government economist Sidney L. Jones predicts the United States will escape a recession next year if real growth stays near 4 percent, despite inflation running about 6.7 percent. He warns Nixon administration restraint could raise unemployment and cites global demand and energy as inflation drivers. Jones highlights third quarter growth at 3.6 percent, with overall GNP up $32 billion to 1.3 trillion. GE unveils a long lasting chemically powered heart pacemaker battery as a cost effective alternative to nuclear models.
Corry Memorial Hospital lacked a physician during emergencies at 7 A.M. Today. Emergency contact numbers listed for hospital and ambulance services. Desk volunteers announced with names and shifts. Admitted and discharged lists include multiple residents by name and address, with several from Spartansburg and surrounding towns.
Henry Ford II of Ford Motor Co said he does not expect a major strike by the United Auto Workers when the October 26 deadline arrives. He warned a brief last minute snag could trigger a short walkout but not a long shutdown, if any.
Erie officials have filed a formal complaint with the state Public Utility Commission over Allegheny Airlines Oct 1 service cutbacks at Erie International Airport. The bid seeks restoration of the 100 passenger aircraft on the 6:67 a.m. Pittsburgh flight and improved Erie Harrisburg and Erie Philadelphia service, with Mayor Louis J. Tullio noting wider city involvement.
Norman Moon, a convicted courtroom killer of Judge Allison Wade, has returned to Warren. Former Farview State Hospital resident since 1957, Moon was part of eight patients transferred to Warren State Hospital from Farview. He shot Wade in 1954 during a non-support hearing, was sentenced to the electric chair but commuted to life, and has since lived at Farview with county covering his care. County commissioners note Farview per diem rose to 41.22, versus Warren’s 27.61, saving over 400 dollars monthly and about 5,000 yearly.
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