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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1977
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes show an abrupt conclusion to a sub card item, with unclear references to PS fall, BI, and other abbreviations. The readable portion hints at an ending statement rather than a full narrative.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local budget notice or financial item referencing early estimates for a fund. No clear names, dates, or places are identifiable to confirm entities or actions.
Jamestown officials halted a resolution alleging county employees were canvassed for United Way contributions under threats of poor performance reports and other coercion. The measure was sent back to committee for proof of authorship. Bratt urged anyone with evidence to come forward or speak to the county executive or the district legislator.
Democrats of Clymer held caucuses on August 8 and 15 at the Clymer Community Building nominating Grace Hunter for Town Clerk Larry Rhebergen Jack Fair for Councilman Dick Goggin for Assessor Lester Groters for Assessor and Dennis Westerburg for Highway Superintendent Claude Dougherty for Town Justice Sandra Koerselman for Tax Collector and James Lictus as Supervisor. Don Hogan spoke and faced questions. Democrats endorsed Hogan for County Legislator District 8. Also noted is a separate Washington report on the Trial Lawyers Association certifying specialists in civil or criminal law.
County Coroner Merle Wood said sixty to several hundred bodies from the old Erie County paupers cemetery will stay beneath a pavement section as Zurn Industries clears land for an industrial park. Exhumations total 163, with about 600 believed buried. removal and reburial will be funded by Zurn and the county near the Erie County Geriatric Center.
The Toledo Board of Education voted to open on Sept 6 but close Oct 13 and stay shut until Jan 3 due to a 6.7 million dollar deficit and funding delays. Superintendent Frank Dick cited voter rejection of four tax levies and urged the public to approve another levy. The board kept Oct 13 as a flexible date pending funds, with 4978 tax funds due in January and a citizens committee reviewing conditions before another levy vote. Thirty Ohio districts face shortages. Toledo would be the longest shutdown in state memory if funds remain unavailable.
Howard Essick a title examiner narrowly escaped injury when part of a county recorder of deeds ceiling collapsed at 2:30 p.m. Two workers were nearby but unharmed as a toggle bolt failed amid deteriorating plaster. The incident lasted about 25 seconds and left only dust and minor damage.
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