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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1971
Page
7
Auburn University coeds Kim Davis of Auburn and Laura Randolf of Orlando say they were captured by inmates from Draper Prison near Wetumpka and freed yesterday after being held at knife point by the escapees.
Indiana University of Pennsylvania official Dr E Samuel Hoenstine reports teaching job options are tightening as more graduates seek classrooms due to fewer opportunities in business and government. He notes rising female hires raise male competition, with strong demand in earth sciences chemistry dental hygiene art elementary and special education areas. In Harrisburg the Public Utility Commission orders repairs to the Chawton bridge in Wayne Township and mandates inspection of the adjacent Baltimore and Ohio railroad span to decide on repair or replacement.
Oil City based United Natural Gas Co. workers end five week walkout as Local 2279 IBEW members ratify a contract. Company says terms not disclosed and no further meetings are scheduled. Titusville machinists also report no progress in their Joy Manufacturing strike.
Erie police say Joanne Marie Austin, 19, was arrested Tuesday night for assault with intent to maim in the Waterford area against Richard McMunn, 19, who is hospitalized in fair condition after fluently dragged through a fire. Bail set at 1000 dollars. preliminary hearing forthcoming. Two other youths sought. warrants issued.
Allan Klingensmith, serving with the Navy Department in Washington, has been sent to Orlando for training. Local families visit for the Evangelist Shrier closing service as the Spring Creek PTA honors three retiring teachers with tokens. The Hardek family relocates to Florida, welcoming the Daniels family to town this weekend.
In Harrisburg a new regulation to cut credit life and health insurance costs by up to 15 percent was proposed by the Insurance Department. Commissioner Herbert S. Denenberg says the rule revamps the current policy after an investigation that led to penalties totaling over 115 thousand dollars and about 500 thousand dollars refunded to policyholders.
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