Barger Trial Set April 14 in Police Record Tampering Case
Dauphin County Court will hear legal arguments April 14 in the state police record tampering case involving State Police Commissioner James Barger and two aides. The earlier pretrial heard Col Roy Wellendorf testify about threats over a polygraph, with Attorney General Kane and Gov Shapp cited. Defendants Barger Wellendorf and Major Charles Buchinsky face charges linked to falsifying traffic accident reports to shield drinking troopers. Kane denied threats. Shapp said no polygraph was given. Judge Studge Warren Morgan will rule on motions after the argument date.
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Protesting union blocks Philadelphia Inquirer editions
About 250 demonstrators from the Philadelphia Building and Construction Trades Council picketed the Inquirer blocking entry and exit. The protest targeted two articles on organized labor, with council leaders denying ties to Mayor Rizzo though legal action loomed. An injunction was issued by Judge Edward Becker as police investigated alleged conspiracy involving city officials.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Inquirer
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District Court
Edward Becker
Bruce W. Kauffmann
Trade Council
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Joseph O'Neil
Sheldon Albert
Backer
Frank Rizzo
Corry Bicentennial Group Plans Logo Contest and More
The Corry Bicentennial Committee outlines yearly projects including a logo contest with a noon March 26 deadline. Prizes are awarded to top entries, judges named, and a banner display planned with the Wagon Train in June. Entry slips cost 1 and proceeds fund prizes, a Labor Day block party, and a barbershop quartet. Additional events include Arbor Day tree planting, mini murals display, a Bicentennial quilt exhibit with a booklet, and May baskets sold April 1 for Corry residents. The group invites volunteers at the March 24 meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the city building.
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Jerrold van Guilder
Pennsylvania
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Woren
Nichols Lodge
Corry Museum
Corry Area
Springboro woman sentenced in scalding death case
A 69-year-old Springboro woman was sentenced in Crawford County Court for the scalding death of 58-year-old Mary Murphy. The defendant received a 3 to 10 year term at Muncie Women's Correctional Institution and was ordered to pay costs. an appeal is planned. The case followed a November incident in which Murphy was scalded and died later that month.
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May Margaret Murphy Jones
Muncie
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