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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1975
Page
6
Spot Line-O-Ads lists hospital admissions and discharges for Corry area readers with names ages and addresses. It notes volunteers and local business ads including Tri-City Recreation Orton's Farm Market and Carol at Carol's Carousel. The column also advertises local sales and services and a square dance class at Columbus Elementary School.
Ronald L. Hunt sues Youngsville Borough over demotion from acting police chief to sergeant alleging Civil Service law violations and lack of due process. He names Warren attorney William Bevevino. Borough Manager Probst says solicitor Massa to advise. mayor authorized action but council has not met. Chief Watrous now wears badge. replacement patrolman Bonini named.
The Pennsylvania welfare department backs Erie County official Gehrlein's efforts to tighten control over government money spent through independent agencies. Drafted regulations for fiscal accountability mirror steps already started locally. Officials say the program could be adopted statewide and welcomed the move.
PennDOT and NYDOT will host a public meeting at Southwestern High School cafeteria in Jamestown NY on September 9 at 8 p.m. to discuss the Environmental Impact Study of the Southern Tier Expressway. The meeting seeks broad citizen participation to identify community concerns early in the study.
In this Abigial Van Buren column excerpt a reader asks about keeping a found $5,000 bill from a Newbury library book and the proper steps to locate the owner. Other letters discuss parental obedience dynamics and a flirtation issue with a married man, with Abby offering practical responses.
The Socialist Party USA nominated former Milwaukee Mayor Frank P. Zeidler as its 1976 presidential candidate at a national convention. The party frames itself as the heir to the historic Socialist movement, noting it has not run a White House candidate since 1956.
Zeidler announced a new reformist third party nomination with Quinn Brisben a Chicago teacher chosen as vice president candidate for a nationwide ballot push. The group aims to field candidates and seek write ins, hoping to grow into a major force as about 500 members exist and 80 attended the three day convention.
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