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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1971
Page
2
A grief stricken father William M. Remington describes his son Danny’s death by apparent suicide after long illness. He urges readers to support mental health programs and to help others with love and understanding. He provides his Corry address as contact.
Senator George McGovern encountered a diplomacy of delays as Eastern Airlines held a shuttle for him at LaGuardia. Two standby GIs were bumped to accommodate the candidate, were later rerouted to Kennedy, and McGovern offered to apologize to them. The episode drew fury from uneasy passengers and a Nixon vote tease from one observer. Aides said McGovern would write personally to the 84 shuttle passengers.
A proposed real estate venture called the Pandora Project spans 25 counties with parcels from 348 acres to 402000 acres. Hilton says the land, mostly high and dry with extensive water frontage and an 18 hole golf course, could host 14000 apartment suites per zoning plans, priced at 710 dollars per acre after a two year study. Liquidation may occur in a single sale to a major buyer, but no progress has been made toward a purchaser.
New York AP profile on Ed Sullivan notes his lack of personal talents but highlights his gift for introducing performers and shaping a long, 35 year career. It marks his upcoming CBS special The Sullivan Years and reflects on his lifetime in show business with remarks on people and memories. The piece also includes contact info for legislators and a Fresno telephone line dispute about burglar alarm central stations.
In a sharply candid world view, the writer cites Attica as a turning point toward tougher crime policy. Reports of three men killed fleeing an armed robbery in Chicago and a bank robbery in Farmers Branch, Texas are placed beside debates over audio burglar alarms and privacy.
In Curry A rear of Harding School on East South Street a promising site was identified today for a possible joint junior-senior high school by the joint school board. A rummage sale at JOOF Hall raised about 50 dollars for Harding School PTA with volunteers including Mrs. Parker Whiteley Klomp Stump and Stump. Miss Ann Baressi spoke on Women of Our Times in Education at the Mentor Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Harley Johnson with Miss Lillian Barnes presiding. An Auburn sedan belonging to Arthur Weidner on Columbus Road near Scotts Crossing suffered fire damage from a short circuit last night. Student government officers for the 1931-32 term were elected at a morning session. Wilbur Renskers is president and Norman Orsell is vice president.
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