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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1974
Page
3
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Five Erie school directors were fined $10 each plus $11 court costs for violating Pennsylvania's Sunshine Act by holding a meeting without proper public notice. The ruling, the first under the law in Erie County, was appealed to the county common pleas court. Separately, Bucks County Courier Times won a guilty verdict against Levitown township manager James Dillon for an open meeting law violation.
State police say a heart attack killed school bus driver Paul J. Tanger. The 57 year old from Boiling Springs ran off a rural road in South Middleton Township near Carlisle, crashing into a silo and a barn. His widow Mary Tanger, on board, suffered minor injuries along with five children who were treated and released at Carlisle Hospital.
Dr. James McClelland, 60, who led a court protest against his firing as Polk State School and Hospital head, has quit rather than accept a transfer to Laurelton State School. He wrote to Welfare Secretary Helene Wohlgemuth announcing his resignation. the secretary accepted it. McClelland, at Polk 34 years, faced retirement in five years and doubted returning amid upheaval.
The Watergate cover up trial moves toward final arguments as prosecutors prep a three hour summation led by James F. Neal. Defense will question Kenneth Parkin son and call six character witnesses for Parkinson before rebuttals. Deliberations likely begin Dec. 26 with a Christmas break.
Erie County officials prepare papers to bring Harold Gormley back from New York to Pennsylvania for court action in the slaying of Melanie Ann Snyder of Titusville. He is serving three consecutive 25 year to life terms in New York for three January murders in Glens Falls, just after Snyder's death on January 3. The return rests on absence of objections to Pennsylvania detainer after papers filed in November.
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