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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
8
Judge Leo Weinrott imposed a total seven year term on Mayberry for perjury and insults to the bench. The sequence included an added 3 to 7 year extension for perjury and a five year contempt sentence after threats and actions from June 8 to June 13. Mayberry taunted the judge, tossed a World Almanac, and demanded trial notes before sentencing.
Eighteen of Pennsylvania's nineteen weather stations show rainfall deficits from 1.83 to 4.07 inches while Erie reports a 0.18 inch surplus. Most areas had light showers through June 13 with northern counties getting 1 to 2 inches, as hot dry weather aided hay growth.
Funds for the Edward A. Sadley family in Pleasant Township have surpassed the $2,000 mark as communities gather cans and hold drives. Sadley, confined to Warren State Hospital pending August grand jury action, is accused of slaying two of his five children. the family remains destitute after a previous four months’ commitment.
Joseph Molter Jr., a World War II paratrooper, was sentenced to death by a Philadelphia jury for the March holdup at Household Finance Corp in Mayfair. He killed Louis Goldberg and Carole Zeidner, wounded two others, after lining victims up and firing until his gun was empty.
Ohio report says a 3 year old boy James Moss was released after doctors removed a swallowed Batman pin. He suffered a throat scratch and minor blood loss at the hospital.
Gov. Rockefeller signed a measure allowing localities to grant up to 50 percent real estate tax exemptions for homeowners 65 and older with income under 3000 in the prior year. The bill bars school tax exemptions if a dependent child lives in the home and attends district schools. He noted administration could be improved and that the plan helps seniors stay in their homes amid rising school taxes.
A concise note reflects on the enduring presence of the printed word amid changing spoken word formats. It emphasizes print as a lasting medium in a multimedia era.
The 1965 Blue Cross plan reports 644 476 inpatient and outpatient cases with $100 770 791 in benefits paid. Nine of ten cases were fully covered while expenses exceeded income by 5 905 365 drawing on reserves of 9 863 923. Rates had not changed since 1962 and a 17.7 percent increase was sought in September.
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