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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1977
Page
3
Three murals grace barns in Wisconsin under the Dairyland Graphics program. Painted by volunteer artists using donated paint, the work titled Udderly Blue features the farm’s sole cow.
Akron AP reports most large tire firms will lift prices 3 to 5 percent early next month to cover higher costs, including wage boosts from last year’s rubber workers strike. Goodyear plans 3 to 6 percent July 1, Firestone 3 to 5 percent, General Tire 2 to 5 percent on July 5, and Goodrich 3 to 5 percent on July 18.
Washington AP reports women groups praise the Supreme Court ruling striking down the death penalty in rape cases. They argue capital punishment hampers enforcement and convictions while advocating for balanced penalties and stronger prosecution, citing statistics on arrest and conviction rates and the Ehrlich Coker case in Waycross Georgia.
Harrisburg AP reports new Pennsylvania traffic rules begin at midnight affecting pedestrians motorists and bicyclists. Changes include crosswalk rules on urban blocks right turns on red limited at no turn on red intersections and tougher yield rules with fault in crashes. Passing on the right allowed on multi lane roads with conditions mopeds allowed first time with registration and licensing requirements no helmet mandate.
The Pennsylvania Superior Court rejected an appeal to drop charges against former state police Commissioner James D. Barger and two aides. The ruling clears the way for Dauphin County Court to set trials over falsification of records involving hiding names of troopers who had been drinking and were waived in accidents. Barger, Lt. Col. Roy O. Wellendorf and Maj. Charles J. Buchinsky were indicted 18 months ago. Barger had faced calls to resign after a federal order on minority hiring. He later worked in private security in western Pennsylvania. Wellendorf is retired and living near Harrisburg. Buchinsky was suspended as director.
Nine oil exporting nations agreed to forgo the July 1 price boost to maintain OPEC unity. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates will still raise their base price, aligning with the group, while Iraq and Libya reportedly delay moves. Venezuela mediated, with Perez saying unity would be enforced and price increases to be announced in the coming weeks.
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