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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1964
Page
3
Ips area services appear to be kept at the same rates as prior, with no announced increases in hospital fees. Community leaders note stable pricing will aid residents facing ongoing care costs and emphasize transparent billing practices.
Erie County officials announced the macing probe into alleged party manipulation yielded no criminal charges. District Attorney Edward Carney forwarded findings to the state Justice Department for review, saying nothing warranted prosecution and the matter is closed.
Union City Joint School District weighs a survey to measure how many residents outside the borough would enroll their children in borough kindergarten if tuition were waived. The move follows a plan to hire a full-time recreation director and to seek state reimbursement after meeting with county officials.
Westinghouse Electric Corp says about 300 hourly workers at the East Pittsburgh plant will be furloughed. The facility normally employs around 10,000 amid ongoing losses, following prior white collar layoffs in a cost reduction program.
AP report from KrrSBURGH says a truck hit a utility pole in Plum Borough. Howard Pfeifer 18 of Export Westmoreland County died after a live wire draped over the vehicle electrocuted him while his companion Lawrence Vantine escaped injury. Both left the scene unhurt then returned about an hour later. Vantine warned Pfeifer not to touch the truck but Pfeifer touched it and collapsed. Pfeifer pronounced dead at Citizens General Hospital New Kensington.
Two Franklin area men were charged with welfare law violations and failing to report earnings while on unemployment compensation. One owed 192.50 as repayments, with quarterly wage deductions ordered. the other paid 30 in fines and restitution for 520 in undisclosed UC funds. Investigations into UC fraud were noted by state officials.
Bonn Germany March 28 3 400 ton Hamburg with crew of 280 becomes West Germany s first postwar destroyer to enter service as announced by the Defense Ministry yesterday.
The Friendly Circle of the Cutting Sunday School met Monday evening at Mrs. Gordon Shampoe's home with 11 members and two guests. Devotions by Mrs. Bill Crady, Bible study led by Mrs. Max Bemis, and a Bible quiz by Mrs. Roy Redman Sr. Awards to Mrs. Bemis, Mrs. Crady, and Mrs. Wallace. Refreshments served. Community notices include deaths, visits, and local arrivals amid St. Patrick's Day decor.
Jackson Wyoming January snowslide survivor Dick Pittman 80 a ski patrolman was buried by an avalanche yesterday after being hurled 1000 feet down Snow King Mountain. His body was recovered ten minutes later.
Mrs. Helen Rouse and Mrs. Melon Rowse returned home Sunday after a two week Florida vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallace were visited by Mrs. Clymer on Saturday night. Charles Camp of Garland visited his sister-in-law Mrs. Alice Camp on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCray dined with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bailey in Corry on Sunday. Mr. Love Albright and family from Union City spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Albright.
Officials from a phone company and Cent Penn Lines report ice complications halted helicopter work. A Penn Lines pilot says the method can work under certain conditions, with larger choppers used for downdraft when needed. Gen Tel officials say they must wait for nature and seek weather help.
The Ohio River region suffered extensive flood damage with seven deaths in Ohio, one in Kentucky, and one in Indiana. Upstream cleanup began from pumping basements to downtown repairs. About 3,000 homes and buildings were damaged in Wheeling while Cincinnati recorded a crest of 66.5 feet, far above flood stage, displacing 15,000 to 18,000 people. Western Pennsylvania faced mud and debris as waters receded.
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