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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1973
Page
6
Oren Taylor of Emmett won 15000 in a 11 to 1 verdict against KTVB Television for invasion of privacy after a nine tenths of a second nude image aired during his arrest in Garden City on March 10. He sought 30000 explaining lasting shame and degradation from the broadcast.
Allegheny told the Civil Aeronautics Board at a remanded hearing it plans to operate without federal subsidy 12 months after starting service on three Atlanta routes. The carrier, enlarged by absorbing Lake Central and Mohawk, argues it should be reclassified from local service to trunk airline by January next year. Allegheny expects no federal subsidy from January 1, 1973, after receiving 3.2 million in local service aid in 1972.
Desk volunteers list afternoon and evening staff and admissions. Names include Robinson Webster, Mrs Robert Green, and several residents from Corry R D 2 and 3, Ripley, Spring Creek, Union City, Pittsfield, and Columbus. Several discharges noted such as Mrs James Roden Sr and George Kuzma.
Harrisburg AP The Governors Justice Commission approved a comprehensive criminal justice improvement plan to seek federal funding from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration. The state expects about 30.7 million dollars for 1973 under the Safe Streets Act of 1968. It also allocated about 1 million dollars to 25 applicants for crime control programs and approved a 400 thousand dollar grant to Philadelphia for a county prison drug program.
U S Rep Joseph Vigorito says HUD will open an Erie Housing Authority investigation later in February focusing on recent senior citizen rent increases tied to Social Security boosts. The authority rolled back the hikes after the changes became public.
Two Cincinnati women, Sharon Hall and Martha Riley, 33 and 24, were chased for nine hours after allegedly using bogus $20 bills. They were arrested at 4 a.m. in an abandoned home near Fredonia after a male companion fled. Both charged with burglary and forgery and held on $1,000 bond each.
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