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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1976
Page
2
In a call to action the authors urge Corry and Erie County taxpayers to vote for Home Rule Charter reform establishing a county administrator and five district councilors. They argue the plan would curb costs, increase local control over salaries, and run government more efficiently. They urge careful study before voting.
Atlanta officials confront a cluster of bathhouses massage parlors and adult bookstores along Peachtree Street amid rising crime and concerns of narcotics money laundering. Mayor Maynard Jackson and city lawyers push evictions zoning actions and police presence to curb the districts while a civic group plans legitimate businesses to reshape the area into a boutique promenade.
An AP survey of the Navajo Nation shows a landscape of desert homes and hogans, poverty, and limited services across 190000 square miles in Arizona New Mexico and Utah. It notes lifestyle, education barriers, ceremonial practices, and slow modernization while stressing deep cultural ties to homeland and resistance to rapid change.
A Corry diary chronicles a comic jab at postman shaped dog biscuits and the canine defense squad. Stan the postman endures two dogs and a gaggle of geese while Ben the Labrador proves troublesome in a running series of encounters that light up village life.
Letters to the Corry Evening Journal discuss a daytime Halloween plan with traffic, policing, and safety concerns. One writer suggests a compromise with kids aged 12 and older allowed 2–4 pm Sunday and 7–9 pm Sunday nights, arguing for parent supervision and broader public acceptance.
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