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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
4
The Journal reports that travel allowances of 10 cents per mile were routinely paid to officials including Ferguson and Wagner for trips when plane fares were lower, with Ferguson collecting $59 travel and $100 at 10 cents a mile. Rzymek, who received $140 in expenses, plans to keep it, arguing the payments were not illegal.
Ralph Nader, longtime auto safety critic, denounced the Johnson administration for an \"irresponsible cut\" in operating funds for the auto and highway safety laws. He said the reductions, approved at high government levels to curb federal spending amid the Vietnam war, harm program quality as Viet Nam costs far exceed the safety budget. The act authorized 90.3 million for the year, but requests and conference compromises trimmed funding to 20 million.
Obituaries report Herman Stockton age 69 of Spartansburg and Mrs. Carrie L Sanford of Youngsville with service details and survivors. Also note NASA official Dr George E Muller says no women astronauts due to lack of qualified candidates with science engineering and test piloting background.
A Corps official outlined that the dam project will remove dead timber and brush within the easement while preserving live timber in the potentially flooded zone. The plan notes the dam area will be essentially useless for crops or recreation, with an 18 foot roadway across the top to a parking area on the west side and the removal of all buildings in the valley below 1,280 feet above sea level.
Police say the suspect used force for the first time to enter a residence and attacked victims in or near their apartments. Neighbors report a chain lock broken and no items stolen, with nephew Robert C. Winster confirming his aunt could not be reached by telephone.
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