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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1973
Page
4
Spot line ads announce Deer Head Inn now serving from 4 to 10 pm Tuesday through Saturday. Also notes decorated cakes at Connie's Food Market and a community Elks dance with George Fawcett Trio, price two dollars per couple, plus a Corry Bakery weekly baker's dozen offer.
Erie County Judge Lindley R. McClelland fixed Saturday for habeas corpus and venue change petitions filed by David Paul Pude's attorney Gary Shapira in the Hogan murder case. Shapira seeks delay and a venue change amid publicity, while also asserting a preliminary hearing right. the hearing was deferred at the defense request.
Lordstown Ohio GM announced a $300 million national expansion of the Fisher Body fabricating plant and its railroad yard. Separate legal notes report motions and bond actions in a murder case with changes of venue sought and a $100000 bond set for a defendant.
Harrisburg reports Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg called President Nixon’s plan to speed nuclear power a catastrophe and urged a moratorium until the public learns full facts about nuclear risk. He warned a nuclear mishap could kill millions and cause billions in property damage. He cited hearings showing unacceptable danger to the public.
Classified notices detail two sales: a home kitchen and household items auction at 135 Wright Street Corry on September 12 at 5 pm including desks, tables, furniture, an Underwood typewriter, bookcases, and more with cash terms.另一拍卖在 Russell Old Warren Russell Road卖家 Walter Rhodes 与 Lucas Honda 资产, 于 September 15 10:30 am, 现场包含木工工具、车用设备、汽车及零件、木工材料及多件古董家具，拍卖由 Delmas Chesley and Sons 执行。
The notice lists residents including Mrs. Robert Langdon of R.D. 1 Union City Mrs. Andrew Layban of R.D. 3 Corry Diane Marsh of 14 Putnam Street Harry Morris of 467 East Pleasant Street Corry and emergency contact numbers for Union City Hospital and Union City Ambulance.
The 1959 national poster girl for March of Dimes, Pam Henry, now an award winning television reporter in Oklahoma. She reported for WKY TV as midnight anchor and cohost of Dialogue 73 and Today in Oklahoma. Earlier this year Sigma Delta Chi honored her for a minidocumentary Polio: The Forgotten Menace. On Monday she received the Handicapped Citizen Award.
Erie director James Mitchell denied direct involvement in a district purchase of draperies from Mitchell and Co. Auditors cited him for violating state code by transacting with the district. Mitchell said his former business was turned over to a store manager as he joined the state tax department.
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