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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1977
Page
3
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Two Warren County commissioners blasted a legislative factfinding tour that stopped in Warren as a waste of taxpayers money. They said the hour long visit and their prior Civil Defense report covered similar ground and could have been done by phone. The trio of legislators were touring six northwestern counties to assess cold, gas shortages and how emergencies were handled.
An Erie County judge dismissed charges against two policemen accused of sexual relations with an 18-year-old while on duty. The judge ruled fornication is not a crime under the new code, citing consensual relations may violate oath but not criminal law. Police resignations followed the allegations and incidents at Isle State Park and Erie bus terminal.
Congressmen Bud Shuster of Everett announced in a Washington statement that he will not seek the Pennsylvania gubernatorial nomination next year. The 44-year-old Republican said he cannot devote time to his congressional duties his family and a campaign plan. This marks another Republican retreat from the race as the field narrows.
President Carter and Prime Minister Trudeau plan talks in Washington next week covering fishing rights, nuclear controls, environmental and energy issues, and continental shelf disputes. Leaders aim to ease tensions while boosting North American economic cooperation amid shared challenges like unemployment and inflation.
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