Cumberland Sunday Times (Newspaper) - June 2, 1985, Cumberland, Maryland mid to upper 80s with 30 percent chance Low 65 to 70at No. 129 Associated Press Senice - UPl - AP June 2.1985 FiMn br TIM dM paM al Death Toll Hardest TAMARA JONES Associated Press National Guard patrolled against looting in flattened neighborhoods Saturday while rescue workers using and police dogs searched for more victims of tornadoes that ravaged parts of New York and death toll from Friday night's catastrophe rose to 86, with more bodies feared buried in the rubble strewn across 21 counties in the three of people were injured and thousands were homeless after the swarm of twisters splintered houses and sent debris flying 100 feet into the air and cut off power to hundreds of thousands of homes during a five-hour tornadoes were spawned by a huge storm system that spread from central Ontario south over western northeastern Ohio and southwestern New York weather service's Severe Storm Center in Kansas City forecast partly cloudy cooler temperatures and light winds for the region the rest of the disaster officials began evaluating the millions of worth of damage and putting crews to work cleaning up the mountains of The National Guard was called out in Pennsylvania and American Red Cross set up 27 emergency shelters that housed 1,000 victims in New York and Red Cross statement issued in Washington said workers were sent to 21 counties to assess damage and launch efforts to help victims find housing and replace clothing and was the by the flerce with 61 people reported dead and at least 200 others state and local officials surveying the damage Saturday could provide only a rough estimate of 800 buildings said they did not know how many twisters struck the Darcey Charney of the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency said the twisters were the worst in the state's Until tornadoes had claimed only three lives in Pennsylvania since 1953, she have so much better the weather service can warn Mrs. Charney this came so people weren't expecting the Severe Storm meteorologist Paul Fike blamed the tornadoes on a unstable air over the region meeting the dry air from a cold front moving in with a strong wind said meteorologists would be unable to determine how strong the winds were until thorough damage assessments were Guard Maj. Gen. Richard Comey said there were some reports of looting in Pennsylvania but details were not immediately Nearly 400 soldiers were on duty early Saturday in the sounded like one huge jet said Frank 31, who saw a tornado level the Beaver shopping center where he runs a beer people were killed and 30 injured in winds so strong they flung cars through plate glass watched it come over the flattening On Page Dies in Associated Press Pa. - Sandra four months pregnant with her was huddled against the fruit cellar cradling her 6-year-old son Luke in her arm when the tornado wall caved in and it felt like the whole house crashed down on I felt my little boy being He took breaths and I knew he was Mrs. said died in my It was so I'll sleep she fighting Stahlsmith was pinned for 30 minutes before neighbors dug her She was treated at nearby hospital for Her four other children escaped head was resting right on my chin. I could smell his I tried so hard to pick up that wall with my I couldn't move a I thought I was going to the 35-year-old woman Stahlsmith was cooking a chicken and rice dinner when a Don warned that a tornado was She screamed for the children and dashed to the saved our Wc all would have been if it wasn't for she sounded exactly the way they say its sounds like 2,000'trains coming The windows were just Masting so we went against the fruit cellar wall because there was no We were then it felt him take those two It was So Hip neck was a So I to I thought we were all going In she oldest 9, climbed the debris and found It CMc minutes to free her Efforts to revive Luke seemed like an Every once in a while I would But I knew On Page Rocks Ireland - New Bruce Springsteen began his European tour Saturday with thousands of Irish voices roaring in unison the chorus to his signature in the said 100,000 fans jammed the grounds of Slane Castle for the four-hour which ended without any serious who had expected only 60,000, had promised there be no replay of the violence that followed a Bob Dylan appearance here Eric Clapton and Pete Townsend joined the 35-year-old Springsteen for the which began on time at 5 youths scrambled on the stage and got close to Springsteen before being hustled away by private security reported 10 Four were charged with possessing three with and three with trying to enter with forged said Chief Superintendent Michael divisional commander for the 2Iime0 Show stoge is set for Heritage Days For a schedule of entertainment and other I festivities turn to page Area STAGE Bruce Springsteen performs at Slane Castle in Ireland officials said some 140 people were treated for minor and 22 people were admitted to Lourdes Hospital in nearby Drogheda and Our Lady's Hospital at six miles from the concert said most of those treated were suffering from heat exhaustion and minor cuts and bruises caused LEVELED of the homes along Robbins Avenue in lie scattered like matchsticks morning after a tornado destroyed homes and a shopping center in this Youngstown suburb Friday York's pressed forward to hear Springsteen and surged through the exits after the concert Lourdes Hospital spokeswoman Russell said most of the 12 people detained there suffered bone crowd was I was exceptionally well pleased with so much so that I had a message read to them thanking them over the Bohan many waving the Stars and Stripes or the Irish tricolor in bright Ailed a valley overlooked by a castle in this sleepy town on the banks of the River 500 private security guards joined more than 1,000 police to guard the sell-out Dozens of police checkpoints sealed off roads to the tiny crossroads village in the rolling County Meath here to preserve the peace and ensure everybody has a good said Superintendant Stephen the officer of Ireland's Garda police force that coordinated the Iraq Talk Raids StrUck Bv Iran and Bahrain Iran and Iraq announced raids on each other's capitals Saturday while marine sources said struck a freighter in the Persian killing one sailor and wounding powerful blast ripped through downtown the capital of at about 11 and Iran's official Islamic Republic News Agency said Iranian forces had fired a long-range missile into the At England - Police than 300 youths who used vehicles to ram police vans and then a field after being barred from rock music festival Saturday Nabbed For Fla. A 9-year-old boy was arrested on extortion charges and accused of children at his school to collect more than in lunch money from police said whose name was withheld because of his was arrested Friday at his home on five counts of extortion and released to his Dora Police Capt. Noel Griffin III said the case came to the department's attention when the mother of an 8-year-old girl reported that the boy had used and intimidation to force her daughter to give him per day since mother became suspicious when her daughter repeatedly asked for for found at least four other 8-and-9-year-old extortion victims at Roseborough Elementary boy was terrorizing those Griffin found that these children had been traumatized by the said the boy threatened to beat up the children if they didn't keep up the and may have used other children as to help collect the the 4,000-year-old double ring of on Salisbury Plain about 75 miles west of was immediately closed to said the arrests were made during clashes at a police barricade on the highway leading to Stonehenge and when officers removed the would-be campers from the nearby In Lebanon Palestinians besieged in their refugee camp by Shiite Moslems said Saturday that they faced a new a suspected cholera Palestinians also said they beat back a new Shiite assault on their stronghold on Saturday that was launched despite a Palestinian spokesman reported from by all aged under 13, have died from what we think is Memorial Belgium Family members wept and fainted at a memorial service held on Saturday over the coffins of 25 of the 38 people killed in rioting before a championship soccer Italian woman flung herself on a small white smaller than the other 24 ranged inside a Brussels military airport Inside was the body of the youngest Andrea a Sardinian boy who perished with his father 43, in the panic at Heysel YORK - About 14,000 workers walked off their jobs at 45 of the city's fanciest hotels and thousands of other workers said they would honor picket lines in the contract picketers crowded sidewalks and heckled newly hired bombarding bewildered guests entering or leaving the Plaza with jeers of No walkout prompted the the the Essex House and other well-known hotels to replace housekeepers and Hotels that belong to large chains were able to bring in workers from elsewhere to carry operate hail taxis and hand out clean said a dozen pickets were arrested on minor including one charged with disorderly conduct at the Park between union leader Vito Pitta and Albert head of the Hotel lasted nearly four hours after the strike No new talks were although both sides said they were city including the musicians and taxi announced plans to honor picket lines set up by the Hotel and Motel Trades a group that represents 25,000 hotel Of the 11,000 already have signed contracts with some or work at other hotels that are not strike long strike could damage the city's tourist trade and make life uncomfortable for visitors to two major trade shows scheduled in the Bed and Linen Show and the National Boutique 1.5 million people visit the Big Apple each according to the Convention and Visitors said the late night talks some in a lot of It was the first time they moved from the position they've maintained for 14 are very much but not close enough for a Pitta said at a Saturday news union has promised walkouts at more hotels if a settlement is not reached hotels improved upon an offer which the union rejected a 4.5 percent a year raise in the first and 2 percent for the rest of the four-year Pitta He would
