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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1973
Page
4
Erie County commissioners dispute Erie Mayor Louis Tullio's claim that the county must pay 35 000 dollars for two seats on the Port Authority. Commissioner Hill questions the cited price and notes no dollar figure was discussed. Weir demands clarity before any payment.
Admitted list includes Esther Brundage Ronald Fralick Dorothy Chelton Elizabeth Sherbert Mrs Paul E Faith Marta Rainesale Adrian Reesink and others. Discharged note lists Ronald Bunce Andi Marie Trisha and several residents with addresses and guardians in Corry Spar tansburg and Waterford.
Union City Memorial Hospital listing includes Union City addresses for patients and staff such as Benjamin Green IV R.D.1 Waterford William Boarts 27 First Avenue Mrs Wyatt Dine 17 Perry Street Matthew Janoski R.D.1 Union City Mrs Edson Chapin 78 Elm Street Kenneth Frank R.D.5 Waterford Lucy Dillon R.D.2 Centerville Mrs Robert Langdon R.D.1 Union City Arthur Kuligoski R.D.4 Union City.
A letter from PFC John M Emerson aboard USS New Orleans LPH 11 argues NASA funding supports ICBM defenses medical and mineral discoveries and benefits global welfare. He cites NASA as a technology driver and invites readers to LBJ Space Center for more information.
HURON, Ohio. Chevrolet announced plans to produce a smaller car than the Vega. GM vice president F. James McDonald spoke at a national preview for 1974 models and did not confirm a 1975 availability. He noted softer demand for large cars and rising demand for smaller cars, with about 165,000 Wankel engine vehicles planned for 1975, more than earlier projections.
East Branch News reports prize winners at the Sparta fair with Mrs. Bruce Bailey earning art and canning prizes and Mrs. Howard Johnson garnering canning and needlework honors. The Cobbs corners float “Corner Clowns” placed second in the Saturday parade, with Mrs. Bruce Bailey and Mrs. Ed Steffens credited for float work. The column also notes meetings and visits, including Elouise Logan starting student teaching at Fort Wayne, Victor Morris’s granddaughters visiting, and the Stewarts planning to move from Canton, Mississippi. The Hast Branch Cemetery Association plans its September 15 meeting at the Tubbs home, and Pastor Klingensmith and local leaders attended the Alliance Men’s Retreat at Mahaffey Camp with speakers Ord Morrow and Walter Maloon.
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