James Brady Presents Allan Schell At Corry YMCA Event
James Brady of Hillcrest Drive presents Allan Schell director of the Corry YMCA with a personal gesture at a local community event strengthening youth program support.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1972
Page
3
James Brady of Hillcrest Drive presents Allan Schell director of the Corry YMCA with a personal gesture at a local community event strengthening youth program support.
Harrisburg AP reports a bill to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to permit no fault automobile insurance moves through the House. Sen. Clarence Bell says it would remove constitutional doubts though approval could wait until spring 1973 referendum. Denenberg backs the plan, while Bar Association lawyers argue it conflicts with a clause on damages. Denenberg and his wife previously settled a 1962 auto case for 16000, an issue critics call a misstep.
In Harrisburg AP report Judge R Dixon Herman seeks at least 60 approved jurors for the conspiracy case against antiwar priest Philip Berrigan and six others. Thirty three questioned so far. another 65 veniremen directed to report. Judge aims to seal a 12 member jury and six alternates by week’s end, defense says next week. Juror focus includes Viet Nam war, religion. several defendants are Catholic. Jury selection enters eighth day amid religious bias questions and pro government views. Shop Your Carry Stores.
Gov. Shapp's State of the State address drew little excitement in a joint session as lawmakers largely praised no new taxes while deriding the Milk Marketing Board abolition threat. He proposed consumer department and advocate moves, no fault auto insurance, and other consumer protections. Republicans offered pointed critique while minority leaders called the programs familiar and questioned executive powers.
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