Fragmented Local Bus Schedule Notice
Readable fragments suggest a transit update with bus route mentions and timing notes. The text remains incomplete, but indicates scheduling changes or service notices affecting riders and local stops.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
3
Readable fragments suggest a transit update with bus route mentions and timing notes. The text remains incomplete, but indicates scheduling changes or service notices affecting riders and local stops.
Fragmented text references security, traps, and filming but lacks coherent details or identifiable names. No clear event, date, location, or organization can be determined from the readable portions.
In Harrisburg the Judiciary Committee approved a plan to add Superior Court judges 7 to 5 and sent it to the Senate Moor. Judge Robert L. Jacoba warned seven judges per panel risks conflicts, urging a district or three‑panel system to give judges more study time and reduce appeals to the Supreme Court. Joseph Galagore, president of the Pennsylvania Bar Association, weighed in on the debate.
Erie County Judge William Pratt approved transferring Erie County Hospital to a private non profit corporation to ease county burden and improve efficiency. The plan shifts patient maintenance reimbursement from 55 percent to full, potentially saving about 2 million yearly for Erie County.
Former White House aide Haldeman recounts in a Kansas City series that John Connally urged burning the White House tapes. Haldeman says the tapes could exonerate the President and himself in Watergate. Connally allegedly proposed destroying tapes and igniting them with gasoline. Connally unavailable for comment.
The Venango Diagnostic and Training Center, a Franklin sheltered workshop for the handicapped, is sued in U S District Court for failing to pay minimum wages since 1973. The labor department seeks an injunction and back pay for 37 employees after recordkeeping and wage violations. Administrative officials indicate a possible settlement may be possible.
Corry dealers join 18 others at Meadville Holiday Inn for the Meadville Antiques Show and Sale. Forty years of antiques expertise by guest Roy Crawford will offer free appraisals with paid admission of 1.25. The event runs Monday 1 PM to 10 PM and Tuesday 11 AM to 5 PM, supporting Thailand Missions during Meadville’s Bicentennial.
County budget finace director Joseph Schmitt aims to renegotiate a labor contract clause with AFSCME to create a contingency fund for pay periods. He suggests tying contract expirations to pay cycles and supports twice monthly pay days to avoid future 27th pay-period disputes.
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