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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1977
Page
3
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Pleasant Hill Oregon AP report recounts 15 year old Ermel Koch’s suspension after he struck a girl who rubbed a pomegranate in his face. The confrontation with Principal Kent Hunsaker ended with a ride home and a tense exchange over the provocation. Mrs Koch then described a retaliatory mock confrontation using a honeydew melon, aiming to prove the boy’s claim of provocation.
North Dakota health officer Dr. Jonathan Weisbach told the judge he accelerated after spotting red lights to reach a potential medical scene. Judge C B Thames Jr. dismissed the speeding ticket, citing circumstances.
Erie County Commissioner Chairman Michael Flatley criticized the recent performance audit of Children's Services by the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare calling it syrupy and full of planner talk. The audit praised the agency overall despite noting a foster home abuse case and recommended reorganizing intake and protective services while emphasizing investigations should be conducted by appropriate authorities.
The Pennsylvania Medical Society begins its 128th annual meeting in Lancaster with plans to create a physician owned malpractice insurance firm as a major topic. The PMA represents 14,000 physicians and 5,000 are covered by Argonaut Insurance, which exits malpractice field this year.
In Cape Town Pauline Tolken a 40 year old mother of five was sentenced to death by hanging for murdering her alcoholic husband Dick Tolken last year. The judge cited lack of extenuating circumstances and a long plan to kill. Tolken appeals the sentence.
Philadelphia AP. Arguments before the state Supreme Court over a financial crisis threaten to halt classes for 250,000 public school students. The district seeks a $50 million long term loan blocked by Judge Eugene Gelfand, with banks balking at a short-term $45 million loan without balanced budgeting and state subsidy timing.
Kent Ohio AP May 4 coalition leaders say protest rally continues despite restraining order from Kent State University and Judge Phillip Jones blocking demonstration against a 6 million gym annex. About 30 defendants named for prior rallies. Also notes USDA Forest Service manages 187 million acres across several states.
In San Diego a tug of war pits federal agencies over 10 rare lories smuggled into the United States. The Agriculture Department wants them killed or sent home to prevent disease, while the Justice Department seeks to use them as evidence in smuggling prosecutions. The birds, valued at about 5000 each, were seized Oct. 7 and quarantined at the San Diego Wild Animal Park. A breeding preserve is proposed by curator James Dolan to save the near extinct species despite high quarantine costs and legal hurdles.
Education in Central America’s El Salvador is free and compulsory to age 15. Tuition at the four universities varies with the student’s financial situation and is tailored to need.
Erie community task force aims to educate elderly residents about fraud dangers with a tentative committee forming and a first meeting planned for early November. Banks police and social agencies back the effort, seeking info on fraud education legal aid health and financial Elderly residents and professionals from medicine law and insurance pledge support to expand outreach and quarterly meetings.
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