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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal notice about an heir dispute with references to a named party and dates. The readable fragment suggests a probate action or inheritance matter, with court or official involvement and potential deadlines. Further context from the original page would clarify parties and actions.
Washington AP reports the Senate refused to grant young men entering the draft the right to legal counsel and a courtroom style hearing before local draft boards. The decision curtails protections and access to counsel in the draft process.
Philadelphia AP reports a Senate Insurance Committee preview of a planned Pennsylvania no-fault motorist law. Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg touts faster, simpler claims paid by the insured’s own company, with stronger benefits and protections against cancellations. He notes similar laws in Delaware, Florida, Massachusetts, and Puerto Rico.
Erie County Judge Edward Carney condemned the early parole of Peggy Sundberg who was released after serving part of an 11 year sentence for second degree murder in the 1970 killing of David Hutchinson in Millcreek. Carney urged repeal of the Money Act and criticized the parole board for the decision, noting opposition by the trial judge and district attorney. First Assistant DA James Dailey called the move shocking and far reaching. Sundberg’s attorney Andrew Conner defended the parole board’s action as lawful and considered after careful review.
C Conrad Monroe vice president of Marine Bank of Corry was chosen president of the Comprehensive Health Planning Council of Northwestern Pennsylvania at the annual Edinboro State College meeting. The council is a voluntary nonprofit coordinating health programs across 13 counties in the region.
A 51 year old Pittsfield area man Elliott D. Danielson was killed near Dugall in the Brooks Rocks area when a bulldozer started in gear while he stood on the tread. Deputy Coroner Dr. John Thompson said Danielson died at the scene from massive head and chest injuries. State Trooper Edward Shaffer cited was an ic operator. the accident happened on a slope and the dozer dragged him about 50 feet before stopping. Greece’s Public Power Corporation said a nuclear plant would be in operation by 1980 but offered no details.
Welfare reform backers predict House passage next week amid cross party and ideological opposition. Debate starts Monday with a vote expected Tuesday. The plan calls for a federal program replacing welfare with an annual $2,400 for a family of four, with states allowed to spend more at their own expense, and aims to save states about $1.6 billion.
Washington AP The head of White House economic advisers says the international monetary system needs more adjustment capability to avoid currency crises. Dr Paul W McCracken, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, says no fixed solution yet but supports easier exchange rate adjustments to reduce strains when economies misalign. He notes the IMF studies propose options but would not replace the current system. The White House also signals dissatisfaction with the pace of domestic recovery and possible July or August decisions on new stimulants such as a tax cut.
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