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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1977
Page
3
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Johnnie Vinson, 33, was convicted of third degree murder in the death of Walter Case, 42, owner of a Pittsburgh rug cleaning firm. A two-part tape capturing an argument and the beating that preceded Case’s death was key evidence. Case died at a suburban Pittsburgh hospital. Vinson claimed self defense and mental strain as factors.
Warren announces 56 openings in Allegheny National Forest under the Young Adult Conservation Corps. Open to unemployed youths aged 16 to 23 from Warren and nearby counties, these one year jobs start in October and cover trail work, erosion control, wildlife habitat, road maintenance, and picnic ground cleanup. Applications through state employment offices. pass a physical and earn minimum wage.
The murder trial of W. A. Tony Boyle, former United Mine Workers president, was moved to Monday after a heart ailment. Boyle, 57, was hospitalized with chest pains. jury selection paused as the case resumes following a 1974 conviction that was overturned.
The YMCA starts a parent-tiny tot swim program on Monday Oct 3 for children six months to four years old. Under Ruth Gumbleton and Chip Williams the 10 week course runs Mondays and Wednesdays at 9 45 am with a focus on water adjustment and awareness.
Harrisburg AP. Gov Shapp used ex National Guard Chief Mier to seek political contributions from Texas businessman. hearings disclosed Mier's private use of planes for Texans. Mier, indicted on 20 counts for personal trips, pleaded guilty to one and paid a $1,000 fine.
A Rhode Island Superior Court rejected a 30 year old man's bid to adopt his 20 year old girlfriend, ruling the relationship resembled paramours and not a legitimate adoption. The decision upheld a Central Falls probate judge, noting state law bans marrying one’s daughter and warning that adoption of a lover could imply incest. The man’s lawyer, Berberian, has argued for the practice as protection against alimony and has claimed to have adopted his own lover. Also in Florence, Italy, the Alinari family exhibit at Ford Belvedere displays 1000 works from their 120,000 piece archives, spanning photographs, documents, and equipment.
The House Ways and Means Committee explores a bill to double Social Security taxes by 1982 for high earners, aiming to restore solvency. The draft plans higher payroll taxes for those earning $30,000 or more, with general revenue funds not shifted as in Carter’s plan, and reserves to stay above 25 percent of payments.
Philadelphia AP reports state universities Temple and Penn State have paid large loan interest as the legislature delays funding. Temple has borrowed 16.9 million since July, paying about 180 thousand so far, with projected total near 198 thousand this month. Penn State has seen 44 thousand in interest this month after 30 thousand by month’s end.
Comedian Richard Pryor wed former actress Debbie McGuire in a Saturday morning ceremony at his Northridge residence. The 36 year old star announced the marriage during taping of his NBC show and planned to fly to New York to begin filming The Wiz.
Washington DC's Alcoholic Beverage Central Board may force restaurants with adult entertainment to bar minors. The board refused Godfather Supper Club's beer license over neighborhood opposition and policy excluding youths, citing DC human rights law and the need to overhaul licensing practices. Malta comprises three main islands and two islets, totaling 122 square miles.
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