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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1971
Page
3
The text outlines concerns about tax laws and public sales, referencing government officials and actions affecting draftees, funds, and property transfers. It mentions court or sheriff processes, creditor claims, and potential review periods, with uncertain phrases about divorce, rate changes, and enforcement actions. The fragment references committees or offices and public notices of sale.
The FDA ordered a phased recall of contaminated intravenous fluids linked to 350 infections and nine deaths across 21 hospitals. Administration officials cited poor communication and ineffective handling, with Abbott products and other brands affected. Recall timing depends on alternative supply readiness as distributors replace is products. A separate crash report notes 17 year old William J. Klaes Jr. died when his car went off a Pennsylvania bypass near New Kensington.
In New York, Joanne Carson withdrew a request for 7000 dollars weekly alimony in an amicable separation with Johnny Carson. The settlement was formalized before Justice Wilfred Wale. No divorce decision or specifics were disclosed. The Carsons wed in 1963.
The SST funding fight heats up as debates centering on the March 30 vote to end or extend the program unfold in Washington. AP survey shows 48 opposed or leaning against, 39 for or leaning that way, 11 uncommitted, with key figures Mundt and Jordan expected to vote.
In Philadelphia U S District Court gave Penn Central until Sept 22 to file a reorganization plan. Judge John P Fullam granted a six month renewal to trustees, the third extension since last December, as he oversees the railroad under federal bankruptcy law.
A Seneca man and his father died from a Sunday morning fire started by a lit newspaper near a gas heater. John D. Yockey, 40, identified how the blaze began and was hospitalized in serious condition before dying. The elder Clark Z. Yockey, 76, was found at the scene. Trustees report $69 million first quarter loss for Penn Central and outline slow reorganization with potential asset disposals and possible nationalization if solvency cannot be restored.
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