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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1971
Page
1
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at art coverage in a local paper, mentioning nine and a networked display. The readable bits reference artists, exhibitions, and a venue, with minimal clear facts due to garbled text.
Washington AP report on a House Govern ment Operations Committee vote delivering a consumer protection agency bill with 24 to 4 across the panel. Ralph Nader lauds some aims but calls it only the tip of the iceberg while opponents warn of weakened scope and potential floor reversal. The bill would create an independent agency, empower a 15 member board, and push consumer advocacy before other federal bodies.
Government safeguards limit PCBs in chicken and catfish to under 0.5 parts per million while allowing higher levels in other foods, sparking questions about action levels. FDA notes shredded wheat and other products tested show PCB levels up to 48 times the safety guideline, though no seizures have occurred.
A 97 foot high water tank at a paper plant site in Texarkana collapsed during cement work, releasing about one million gallons of water and tons of steel. Six workers died and 13 were injured as debris and mud filled the site. Investigators seek cause.
Management of the Peek n Peak ski resort filed with the SEC a $2 million public offering to fund a year round complex. The plan includes a 100 room hotel with dining rooms lounge meeting rooms gift shop pool tennis courts and a golf course nine miles north of Corry.
The United Fund drive's opening breakfast reported more than $10,000 in pledges from 27 volunteers at the Corry Motor Inn. Earnings by division include Business 1098 and Industry 3540 while Education 829 and Special Gifts 1873 also tally. Leaders named include S A Anderson drive chair and numerous contributors with individuals pledging $100 or more from Industry, Business, Professional, and Education units.
United Fund agencies host a series of radio forums on WOTR to answer questions about the Tent fund campaign. Last night Corry Memorial Hospital led with Samuel Antrim. tonight Capt. James Korp of the Salvation Army answers calls from 6 30 to 7 30 PM.
W. Averell Harriman and Pamela Digby Churchill Hayward were married in a private Monday ceremony at St. Thomas More church in New York. Harriman, 71, and Mrs. Hayward, 91, were wed by Msgr. James G. Wilders, with guests including Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy and Harriman’s daughter Mrs. Stanley Mortimer. This marks their third marriages for both. Harriman’s first wife Marie died last September and Mrs. Hayward’s prior marriages ended in divorce or death.
At the IMF meeting West German officials hint at counter measures against the U S 10 percent import surcharge and dollar policy. Finance Minister Schiller notes a painful reappraisal of policy while signaling steps to curb dollar inflows and slow German borrowing abroad. An international push favors devaluation and removing the surcharge, but the U S holds firm until a $1 billion balance of payments turnaround is seen. Schweitzer urges swift exchange-rate reform and removal of the surcharge.
Pennsylvania expands unemployment compensation with higher weekly benefits and a 30 week entitlement. About 115000 claimants in the UC program will see the changes apply to new filings. Gov. Shapp argues costs are manageable while critics fear higher business costs. Also opens UC to 116000 state employees after Jan. 1. A murder case in Pittsburgh sees 65 year old Samuel Taormina held for grand jury in the July strangulation of 75 year old William Stotts.
The Erie Philharmonic may perform four times this season in Corry thanks to a federal grant. Douglas Jones says funds cover half the engagement with local sponsorship, and Corry High School would host in the auditorium if available. A noon meeting at Corry Motor with Jones will discuss details and ticket estimates around a dollar.
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