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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1974
Page
3
Readers urge action in Corry Journal items on public voices and opinion calls aired Thursdays. They criticize death penalty rulings, crime effects, school discipline, and holiday traditions while asking for fair taxes and responsible agency conduct.
County Treasurer Neil McLaughlin warns Erie County may need to borrow up to 600000 before year end to cover operating costs as tax revenue dwindles and welfare reimbursements lag. County Controller A J Gehrlein sees no borrowing needed unless welfare funds fail to arrive, noting a planned 300000 short term note for the Edmund L Thomas Juvenile Center.
Forest Hopkins of the 4th District says he maintained near perfect attendance in the House and at committee meetings until illness confined him to Hamot Medical Center this year. He states he continued duties by telephone and correspondence while hospitalized.
Prothonotary Alexander Sandy Maclvor named co defendant in a 5000 civil suit filed yesterday in Erie County. Plaintiffs Coleen Miller and her father William Miller say in English class at Westlake Junior High on November 22 1972 Miller was injured when a defendant ran in the classroom causing her chair to be knocked away. They seek more than 5000 in damages for pain and suffering plus 2057 in medical expenses.
Erie Ontario reports a Toronto man seeks a new trial after a $170000 verdict for Havens following a six day hearing on Interstate 90 collision with Robert M. Havens. Attorney John M. Wolford filed the motion for John Tanner who was ordered to submit supplemental reasons within 30 days.
Community updates list flag gifting at Capitol with Richard Schweiker help, birth of David James Evans weighing 8 pounds 8 ounces in Cleveland Heights, and multiple visits among local families. Sympathies extend to Ruth Thompson on Melvin’s death as local life events and social ties unfold, plus a note on radio stations taping live concerts for possible tape or record use.
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