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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1976
Page
3
Police in Corry report no incident filed over a bent stop sign behind the First United Methodist Church on East Pleasant Street. City crews will repair and reposition the sign to its proper angle after a Journal photo by McCray.
The measure replaces the current estate and gift exemptions with a rising credit, expanding spousal bequests up to 250000 or half the estate and offering a tax free share totaling 525000 to a spouse. It slashes the number of taxable estates to about 9 percent and tightens capital gains rules for heirs while introducing a 10 year tax payment option for some cases and a higher minimum tax on high earners.
Harrisburg Gov. Shapp said he would support a constitutional amendment allowing voters to recall elected officials who fail to keep campaign pledges, though he has no plan to push such a proposal. He critiqued Ford and Nixon policies, noted ongoing lawsuits, and demonstrated with filing cabinets labeled US v Shapp and Shapp v US to illustrate federal-state tensions.
Patricia Hearst, held in a San Diego prison, will be brought to San Francisco for sentencing on bank robbery charges. The federal judge ordered the transfer for sentencing set a week from now, as her attorney Albert Johnson described her apprehension. The move comes close to the 1975 capture anniversary on September 18.
United Cerebral Palsy of Northwestern Pennsylvania launches a Sunday campaign in Corry. About 500 children and adults served by the Erie affiliate gain access to three developmental day care centers with physio and speech therapy. Funds from the 53 Minute Mothers March support these programs and related activities.
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