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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1977
Page
4
The notices list admissions and discharges at Corry Memorial Hospital, with names and addresses of patients and relatives, plus a slate of one day community ads and specials. Highlights include daily social helpers, and various shop and restaurant promotions across Corry and nearby towns.
Sister Janice McLaughlin, a 35 year old Maryknoll nun from Pittsburgh, was expelled from Rhodesia after a dawn transfer from Chikarubi Detention Center. She had been arrested Aug 31 with three others for a report accusing authorities of moving blacks to protected villages. She admitted sympathy for insurgents and faced trial under a security law with up to seven years possible. An official said she was expelled as a prohibited immigrant and charges would fall away. The commission leaders were freed on bail. one was later held on tampering with evidence charges.
Montgomery Ward promotes a truck load sale with deep discounts. The advertisement claims savings over $100 on a Franklin fireplace and notes clearance pricing to free space. It lists garfield's as a location or tag and provides a street address 3124.
Phone lines list Vic Cragg of Star Memorial Works for cemetery memorials with two numbers 665-3741 and 664-7735. The brief notice directs inquiries to the funeral service provider for memorial stones and related arrangements.
US District Judge William Stafford heard Spenkelink’s eleventh hour challenge to his death sentence amid a stay of execution. Attorneys argued Florida’s capital punishment law is irrational and racially discriminatory while noting other murderers had sentences commuted. Stafford could rule today.
Former United Mine Workers president W. A. Tony Boyle remains hospitalized at Crozer Chester Medical Center through Friday as his murder trial resumes. Doctors monitor heart irregularities after chest pains on Monday. trial judges and defense counsel await further updates while jurors are kept sequestered away from news.
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