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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1971
Page
4
Public hearings opened on a $142.6 million operating budget for 1971 with a $6.6 million reduction demanded by the county budget director to fund a promised one mill tax cut. The figure exceeds the 1970 budget by about $19 million as officials weigh the plan amid fiscal pressures.
Washington reports a fresh round of Senate protests possible as Pentagon assessments push to continue and perhaps intensify the U.S. air war in Cambodia. Adm Moorer says curbing air power could delay Vietnamization and troop withdrawal. Senator Stennis urges stronger support, while McGovern condemns talk of expanding operations. Symington cautions against overstatement. the overall tone signals a possible shift without a large ground commitment.
A World Almanac chart explains how wind chill lowers perceived temperature. It notes that at 50 degrees with a 25 mph wind the chill equals 30 degrees, and at zero with the same wind the chill drops to 44 below, illustrating how wind accelerates heat loss.
The penalty phase of Charles Manson and three female followers begins with Bernard Crowe, a black musician, claiming Manson shot him in 1969 and a revolver similar to the Tate killers’ weapon was involved. Prosecutors aim to win death sentences. defense argues the death penalty violates due process and could seek life terms.
Washington AP reports a five year crisis has forced about 1,400 Catholic schools to close or consolidate and cut enrollments by a million. The National Catholic Education Association cites $267 million short on last year’s $1.4 billion needed, with parishes subsidizing most elementary costs and public districts bearing tax costs.
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