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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1975
Page
4
Local classifieds list a parade of events and deals including Moose Club and VFW dances, Elks Club dances, a Stanford Hose dinner, and a country foods steak special. Vendors offer jewelry, cameras, pumpkin sales, snowmobile tune ups, and monu ment headstones with contact details and dates for late October events.
Storms in the northern Rockies continue to move southward with snow atop western Montana and northern Idaho. Heavy snow warnings persist for Idaho mountains and Montana ranges while a Colorado mountain watch is issued. Cooler Montana and warm southern air create mixed conditions across many regions with showers in the east and sun in the west.
Dear Abby weighs in on a minister who turns funerals into sermons and fundraisers, a husband teaching his myna bird dirty words at home, and a heavy guest who wrecks furniture at dinners. The columnist offers practical, lighthearted advice and invites readers to request her booklet.
A Pennsylvania House subcommittee warns that within three years senior citizen programs funded by the state lottery will cost $100 million more than the lottery can provide. The report blames Gov Shapp and the legislature for the deficit, citing a June decision to allow the lottery to borrow $27 million from general revenues rather than prorate property tax aid. It says more gambling or higher taxes are the only solutions and finds no mismanagement in the lottery.
British MP John Stonehouse says he faked his Florida death to escape a mental breakdown and cites media treatment as inadequate. He remained free on bail facing fraud conspiracy and theft charges as he spoke in the House of Commons.
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