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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1961
Page
2
A long list names admissions and discharges from hospitals or clinics across multiple towns. Entries mention Mrs JoAnne L McCrory Spar tansbur Victor and various others with addresses in Union City Corry Venues, giving patient ages and relation to guardians. Includes final line prompting readers to check classifieds for moving notices.
Ft Knox soldier Pvt Donald F. Tomasino 19 of Youngstown Ohio was escorted to Military Police after an alleged loitering incident. Millcreek officers picked him up following a complaint from a waitress about his extended stay at a laundromat and a nearby restaurant. Identity was confirmed by Syd Kenneth Closer and the case forwarded to military authorities in Pittsburgh.
Kane firemen prevented destruction of a hunting camp near Kane in the Bivesll City area 12 miles south. The fire began Sunday forenoon from a floor dealer and caused about 1,000 dollars in damage. Twenty five men from Kane Fire Department responded after a call from William Nichols.
Pilots are in the majority and engineers fear a ruling may end their union. Engineers request a congressional probe of the mediation board decision. United’s engineers are all pilot-trained. other airlines differ. Contempt citations and multimillion-dollar claims followed in LA, KC, and NYC. Trans World Airlines seeks 3.5 million in KC suit. In Houston, Eastern Airlines halted operations due to threats to supervisory personnel on some planes. Supervisors replaced flight engineers after the strike began. Engineered crews required on all four-engine jets.
Harrisburg AP report: Presidents of Penn State, University of Pennsylvania, and Temple urge lawmakers to boost state aid by about 4 million dollars above Gov. Lawrences budget. Penn State seeks 28 million for 1981-82, about 6 million over the governor, plus 2 million for new students. Penn and Temple request a combined 3 million more than the governor’s allotment, with Penn state expansion costs and faculty salaries driving the need. Projections reflect a 2 month period. university funds aim to aid employment and research. In Seoul, fifty South Korean youths clash with police over a new U.S. aid agreement near the American Embassy. one hurt.
The Pennsylvania Senate ended a four week stalemate by approving 97.7 million in governor proposed revenue measures. The move clears the way for a 995 million state budget to go before the House, with Republicans aiding to achieve the constitutional majority. The House will consider measures including extending taxes to select banks and insurance firms, while a bill to ban housing discrimination faced opposition but gained support for potential reconsideration. The day also saw tribute to Abraham Lincoln as lawmakers mark his 1861 appearance en route to his presidency.
Report details a landslide derailment on a three section PRR train near Warren with sections plunging and derailing into a river. Crews, including Nat M. Cole conductor, attempted to move cars and clear the line as rescue and wreck crews arrived. Other crew members listed and hospital transport noted. weather and earth loosened by rain contributed to the slide. A separate revenue proposal debate in Warren is cited, with Fleming predicting eventual payment.
Franklin report states Talon Inc twin engine plane crashed on Bully Hill during an instrument approach, killing four of eight aboard. Investigators say airport facilities at Chess Lamberton were not at fault, with plane on standard approach controlled by Youngstown tower and using a private ADF beacon.
In Leopoldville AP report, the United Nations appeals to Congo rulers in pro Lumumbist regions to spare Europeans and ensure humane justice. About 1,000 Europeans remain trapped in Stanleyville as Lumumbist authorities block exits, with 300 Congolese political prisoners in local jails. Rajeshwar Dayal, UN Congo mission chief, urged humane treatment during talks with Lumumbist leaders in Brinleyville. Also, G Mennen Williams arrived in Africa on a goodwill tour as U.S. assistant secretary of state for African affairs.
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