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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1973
Page
3
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Pilgrims retrace Christ path in Jerusalem while Pope Paul VI leads Way of the Cross in Rome and presides at noon services. The Pope washes feet of 12 children and addresses the crowd before communion. In Jerusalem crowds mark Passover as Israel notes its 25th anniversary amid fears of attacks. Spain sees millions flee cities for mountains or seasides.
Gov. Shapp signaled a 45 million state subsidy for Philadelphia schools may hinge on the city providing additional funding. In a noon briefing, he forwarded a letter to School Board President William Ross noting no decision has been made and stressing city action is required.
William Pfadt former judge and county probation director faced questions from the Legislative Action Committee of the Chamber of Commerce during a lunch session. Pfadt supports the death penalty for first degree murder urges uniform sentencing and commented on the Anthony and Journal case. He suggested the newspaper’s restraining order was invalid and outlined a house to house campaign in Erie and broader county outreach.
Auditor General Robert P. Casey asks State Treasurer Grace Sloane to probe a $33 million bid package for a state police radio system after General Electric criticized the specifications. Motorola bid $33.3 million for a 10 year design and maintenance lease, while GE urged a full purchase approach citing high costs and poor past maintenance of the existing system.
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled the Milk Marketing Board acted illegally in granting a two-cent per quart hike to farmers, rescinding the boost. The decision affects minimum prices and, while some dealers passed the increase to consumers, an industry group says many dealers will not roll back prices.
The Hamburg State School and Hospital uses heavy medication as a restraint on mentally retarded patients. Staff acknowledge routine drugging to prevent running away and reduce unrest, while cribs and cages were removed after inspections. Superintendent Baumstein defends current methods citing staffing and training gaps.
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