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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1976
Page
3
Albany reports Gov. Carey signed a measure holding amusement park owners liable for injuries caused by negligence. The bill targets fine print waivers, requires reasonable care, and warns of higher insurance costs. Carey also signed a liquor price advertising bill and new rules on court records access.
A female lawyer, Attorney Jay Bryan Schiegg, charges the Erie County District Attorney's office discriminated against her and other minorities. The complaint, filed with the Governor's Justice Commission and forwarded to the PHRC, warns that true allegations could cut federal funding of about 14 000 dollars to the DA's office and jeopardize a pilot victim assistance program. Schiegg, accompanied by Fred Rush, notes white males have filled numerous district attorney positions, and says no interviews or postings have occurred for her and others.
A Titusville man linked to an escape or item is believed at large in the Cherrytree area near the state penitentiary. Authorities say Mortimer was taken to Justice Mary Noake for arraignment as a fugitive. Conrad, described as a five foot nine white male, 171 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair, has a tattoo and scar and wears a steel brace on his left leg.
Two Jamestown firemen, David Joy and Mike Berg, escaped serious injury after a gas explosion in a two story frame house. They were treating a gas pipe when the blast toppled the foundation and blew out a nearby window. Both men were hospitalized briefly with minor injuries and released. In Albany, NY the annual traffic death toll fell to 169 this year from 177 in the same month last year.
The United States vetoed Angola's bid to join the United Nations, marking the 15th Security Council veto by Washington. Delegations from Third World and Communist states denounced the move as politically unjust and hypocritical, while U.S. officials cited influence on the Republican nominating fight. Ambassadors from Tanzania and Cuba criticized the veto as morally unsound and hypocritical.
Mass state employees return to work after a three day statewide stoppage as union leaders enforce a back to work order following a Superior Court deadline. Mediator Schmertz reports talks continue with limited progress while officials note ongoing disputes over key issues.
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