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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1977
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text discusses adjusted oral income, inflation related funding and federal money supply impacts. Mentions 13 percent, rent concerns, and a continuing financial adjustment. Source text is garbled and difficult to resolve into a coherent report.
The readable fragments describe a person named Big John in a New York setting during an afternoon. References to being touched and words of familiarity appear, but concrete events or actions are unclear. No verifiable names or dates beyond general place hints are present.
The state Senate floor leader said he will ask Sen. Henry Cianfrani to resign as Appropriations Committee chair due to a federal indictment. Cianfrani faces 110 counts including racketeering and tax evasion tied to alleged misuse of funds. He could face arraignment Thursday and risks long prison terms.
Volunteers aided cleanup after a tornado damaged six trailers at Windsor Trailer Court in Edinboro. Eight people were lightly injured, all homeless residents found shelter, and damage was pegged at over three million dollars in the wider region. Insurance adjusters will survey the scene today.
The Pennsylvania Economy League urged a 3.5 cent per gallon tax increase to fund highway construction and maintenance, advocating funding from current revenues to restore PennDOT programs. The plan would raise about 100 million dollars annually for state share, with 1.8 cents for new construction and 1 cent for maintenance, plus 0.7 cents for related costs. The report, presented by John W. Ingram to Transportation Secretary James B. Wilson, calls for pay-as-you-go funding and bases the tax on construction costs rather than wholesale fuel prices.
A group including William Kafferlin Corry Jamestown Contract Division Charles Krepps Robert Joy and Herman Rennells toured the new vo-tech yesterday. Rennells showed welded arts students a modern welder while over 1 000 visitors toured the carpentry shop and other facilities.
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