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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1977
Page
3
Photos show students using the woodworking shop and welding area at the Corry Area School District vo tech facility while completion remains distant. A bottom shot highlights the LO AG classroom with no current picketing visible during the ongoing work.
Anthony Grosso, once a prominent gambling boss, is released from prison for a year and a half. The Internal Revenue Service filed a $21.8 million federal tax lien alleging failure to pay a 10 percent wagering tax from 1966 to 1973 on over $218 in gambling income. Grosso, 63, was freed in October 1975 after serving 28 months of a 10 year term. his sentence was reduced for cooperation against others in numbers rackets.
Erie County election officials released a computerized printout showing women outnumber men by about 5,000. Total registered voters are 130,437 with 67,689 women and 62,749 men. blacks are 3,03, Indian, Spanish-speaking, Oriental, and miscellaneous groups total 3,?23, while 126,379 are caucasian. Democrats lead Republicans by nearly 30,000 votes.
Donald Denny a 42 year old former social worker works for five Philadelphia hospitals under a federal grant coordinating kidney donations from brain dead donors. He stresses ethical outreach to families while noting the 48 hour window for transplant and a national shortage that leaves thousands waiting each year.
Warren Borough Council approved a two year collective bargaining agreement granting an 8.5 percent salary increase for 1977 and 1978, plus a 6.5 percent increase for the same period and expanded life insurance and sick leave. The deal includes a training committee, individual tuition costs borne by officers with reimbursement on pass, and a pension plan negotiation timeline by May 1, 1977.
San Francisco moves to curb water use amid drought as mayor Moscone calls the policy the city’s most desperate since World War I. Starting April 1, car washes and full pools are banned, with a 25 percent cut target and a per dwelling limit of 70 percent of last year’s usage. Reservoirs hold about 97 billion gallons, rainfall is 40 percent below normal.
ERIE AP Erie County has denied an appeal by deputies Anthony Mucci and William Zimmerman to pay their legal fees in a criminal case tied to an alleged illegal arrest in Florida. The deputies allegedly handcuffed former Erie jeweler Lester Rudolph at his Winter Park business and transported him to Pennsylvania without proper extradition. Rudolph has filed a $4 million damage suit against the two deputies and Erie County District Attorney Robert Chase.
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