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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1974
Page
4
A compact page of Line-O-Ad entries lists local specials and events. Items include Wednesday chicken night at Columbus Inn, freezers at Corry Agway, shows at Venture Inn, fish specials, haircuts and senior discounts, and various community notices. Printed ads reference theaters, clubs, sales, and store details with dates and contact numbers.
A federal judge ruled against Eleanor Roseman a former Indiana University of Pennsylvania faculty member who alleged antisemitic bias as the reason for her firing as associate professor of foreign languages. The ruling found she was terminated for valid work related reasons though she sought reinstatement and back pay and argued First and 14th Amendment violations. Defense said memos cited by Roseman were not seen by the committee that ended her contract.
Corry Memorial Hospital issues emergency contact numbers for ambulance service and on call physicians. Admitted and discharged patients include P Richard Walker Clymer Lars Christensen April Carris Darlene Carker and others. local residents listed with addresses. Aberdeen Maryland reports a joint German American shootout at Aberdeen Proving Ground with armor and rifle qualification badges awarded to Germans and Americans.
The Associated Press reports oil exporting nations press U S to cut export costs amid Ford admin calls to reduce crude prices. Venezuelan President Perez counters inflation link, while Arabs warn against pressure against oil producers. OPEC officials urge global cooperation and shared living standards in price talks. Saudi Arabia and Iran offer no comment. UAE notes price cuts require broader commodity declines.
Washington AP The Senate coalition of Southern Democrats and conservative Republicans halted a major consumer-protection bill by filibuster. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield shelved the measure for the remainder of the Congress after a 64 to 34 vote failed to invoke cloture. The bill, backed by House approval, would have created an independent agency to watch for consumer interests before federal boards and courts.
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