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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1968
Page
7
Erie officials affirm the city’s cable ordinance and uphold granting of any CATA franchises under it, reinforcing local control over telecommunications and franchise approvals.
A comparison of delegate strength shows Richard Nixon with nearly two thirds of the votes needed for first-ballot nomination at the Republican National Convention. Hubert H. Humphrey leads the Democratic side. The remaining column reflects favorite son and uncommitted votes. AP Wirephoto.
A six member jury convicted Wayne H. Carpenter, 16, of Lockport of menacing after an alleged knife display at a Drive-In. Police Justice Willard H. Harris set sentencing for next Tuesday. Carpenter, free on $250 bail, was arrested May 14 following threats with a knife during a group incident that overturned a picnic table. Police probe burglary in Rochester targets over $10,000 in cash and jewelry from a private home.
Silver Creek police arrested Richard L. Gunther after a Monday night break in. The 19 year old was charged with criminal trespassing, arraigned before Town Justice John Fox, failed to post 100 bail, and was remanded to Chautauqua County jail at Mayville for a hearing next Tuesday. A tenant heard noises and alerted the landlord, leading officers to the adjoining apartment.
ERIM-County commissioners adopted a resolution expressing general support of law enforcement in the county and backing an Alaska gun control measure. Commissioner Hill Jr. proposed the resolution, with Lambertson and Weir endorsing it. The Alaska proposal calls for minimum 10 year sentence for felonious gun use and 25 years on a second offense, but no gun registration.
Titusville city manager Joseph Zainea has submitted a resignation effective August 23. He has served since September 1, 1965, and will join Barton-Aschman Inc. in Chicago and Washington. The city will be left without a manager until a replacement is hired. He cited a smooth working relationship with the council.
Buffalo lawyers Peter and Casper Fundaro, tied to Leisureland and South Shore Lanes in Hamburg, filed individual bankruptcy petitions showing nearly 7 million dollars in debts each and only 400 dollars in assets. Their liabilities include 6.5 million owed to Emprise Sports Service and federal tax liens.
Deborah Anni Forness, 19, missing since June 19, was found by Pennsylvania State Police at a hippie camp near Harmonsburg. Police say she chose to stay with campers despite her mother From Meadville being brought to the site to persuade her to return.
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