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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1976
Page
3
Final part of a four part series notes continuing education programs expanding in Pennsylvania colleges. Programs target nontraditional students including homemakers and working adults. Some schools award credit for home study and life experiences with faculty evaluations.
Nine handcuffed prisoners and four deputies were crowded into a new courthouse elevator that balked after moving only a few feet. Doors were pried open and occupants dropped about four feet to the floor. Deputy Don Johnson suffered an asthma attack but recovered after exiting.
Joseph H. Goldstein 88 longtime Warren County district attorney and state House member from 1959 to 1964 died at Warren General Hospital after a two week illness. Born August 6 1888 in Buffalo he moved to Bradford at age 11 and later earned a law degree from Dickinson School of Law Carlisle. He practiced in Cumberland and McKean counties and served as borough secretary and Workmen’s Compensation Bureau secretary before eight years as district attorney. He also was a Public Utility Commission hearing examiner for 13 years and later served in Harrisburg. He was an attorney for Pennsylvania Manufacturers for many years.
Franklin City Council unanimously approved adding fluoride to the drinking supply after a brief public hearing where about 63 residents attended and voiced broad support. Council aims to complete coordinating projects within 12 months and have fluoridation in operation by next year.
Four men escaped the Somerset County jail in Pennsylvania by removing bricks from a second floor wall and climbing down with bedsheets. All four are from Somerset County and fled around 11 p.m. Wednesday.
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