European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 21, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page a the stars and stripes tuesday january 21, 1966 heavy snowfall hits Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania b he associated press an Imi pc Ledly heavy snowfall of up la 17 incite Hil pans of Ohio. Cwm Vir Ginia unit Pennsylvania curly monday Tai Piini fun Irica scr visit in nearly 50,000 cum umers. I win schools add snarling mar nine traffic. Slum was expected by inc amount of snort thai fell Iii unexpected said a Lii Wil weather service forecaster Jerry or Clanian in Charleston . What they Suid on to was 1 to 3 inches Loisil then they started hollering 3 i 5 Anil then 4 to 8." said Floyd Wintler City g Iki i dispatch or in Lynn Ringlon w.va., an Ohio River City where Molo Risis skidded through 7 inches of Snow. It Jum a  Winkler said. We be Hud accidents All Over the plate said a Pennsylvania Szalc trooper Richard Marshall in Green Hurt. No serious injuries were reported mar shall said. Go per rack slate Forest in Northern West Virginia near Morcan Lawn had 17 inches of Snow and up to 20 inches was expected i higher elevations by tuesday he  service said ten inches covered the ground .11 Clial Hill pa., arid Perry county Ohio the us i i Lief service Suid and Snow also made raids Slippery As far Sodalh As the mountains of North Carolina. The moisture Content was far Mare than we had  orchanian said. The heavy wet Snow pulled Down tree limbs and Power lines. An estimated 10,000 10 15,000 custom ers of Greensburg based West Penn Power co. In southwestern Pennsylvania were without electricity monday morning said Utility spokesman Bob Van Alia. A Large i umber. Probably several thou Sand customers of Pittsburgh based of que inc Light co. Also lost Power said spokes Start Ken severer. The difficulty is gelling around. Some streets Are blocked by Trees. Some streets Are Bjiek cd by  Van Alia said. We Don t know How much trouble there is Sci and this can continue As Trees continue coming  appalachian Power co. Said 14,600 customers in Southern West Virginia were without Power at the Peak of the storm. The Monongah Cia Power co. Said about 4,000 Northern West Virginia residents were Hil by outages. Power was being restored monday afternoon officials said. Schools were closed in several West Virginia counties along with West Virginia University in Hilly Morgantown. The Speed limit on the West Virginia Turnpike was reduced to 35 Mph and All major highways in the state were covered with Snow Highway officials said. Over inc weekend the. Stale had temperatures in the 50s and 60s, about 4,000 customer lost electrical service in the Morgan own area said to Nanga Clu Power co. Officials. Sonic 14,000 customers had no elect Ric Fly in Southeastern Ohio said officials of Ohio Power co. And Columbus it South Ern Ohio electric co. But Spring like weather settled Over parts of the Liast and Midwest sunday. More than a Down record High tempera Tures were broken or lied. To was 75 degrees in Pueblo colo., Sun Day. 4 degrees warmer than the previous record set in 1932. In Northwest Kansas where residents usually Are knee deep in mow this Lime of year the Mercury climbed to a record 72 degrees sunday to break the record of 63 set in 1967. Naval Man Euver Secretary of inc Nany John Lehman Hrics through the Glass of the s Millian Galhn living sea enclosure in Lake Patna Vista Fla. His 6-year-old son John jr., wave Back from outside the newest Peol Center infraction us world s urges Man made con ref w Iron Nunt to the Walt Disney world resort. The Navy us a training Bise to nearby Orlando. Flight attendants vow War As talks with Eastern Tail Miami a Eastern airlines and its flight attendants reached no agreement on a new contract and angry Union officials monday vowed All out War saying the company planned to go ahead with pro posed  and Benefit cuts. Since in is a fight you want we will tight you. In the boardrooms in inc Hunts in the Media on Wall Street and with the Public. And maybe in the streets said Robert Callahan president of inc transport workers Union local it s All out War Callahan said. He would not specify How the Union would fight the measures he said Eastern announced to him Early monday morning promising Only that workers would not strike before March 1. No further talks Between the Union and Eastern arc scheduled. Eastern which owes about 52,5 billion to some 60 tenders and lost 157.3 million last Quarter has proposed salary reductions for its 7,100 flight attendants of up to in per cent along with reduced benefits and in creased workloads. Earlier this month inc Banks jointly is sued it feb. 28 deadline for Eastern la obtain major labor concessions or face technical default on its debt. Eastern spokesman Jerry Cosley declined monday morning to say whether wage cuts or layoffs were imminent but said no lock out was planned which Union representatives had feared if the talks broke Down. When a decision la reached he said Eastern officials will communicate hat o the Union go to bed and then gel up in the morning and get Back to running the air line Cosloy said. We re prepared to continue operations if there should be a strike he said. A flight attendant Wilh seven years experience who works on International flights currently earns an average 534,296 a year including overtime. Under the proposed contract that attendant would earn s23.412 a year. The proposed contract also would reduce benefits increase working hours and allow flight talc Nedanis to be used for sweeping floors or answering phones said Union spokeswoman Ginny Bardon. She said Eastern s proposal also includes limiting starting salaries of newly hired flight attendants to $12,000 a year. Federal mediators had been working with Eastern and its night attendants since july trying to reach agreement on a labor con tract. When talks hit an impasse the mediation Board recommended that both sides enter voluntary arbitration said Meredith bad an assistant to National mediation Board chairman Waller Wallace. However Eastern rejected arbitration triggering a 30-Day Coo log off period that ended at Midnight. Bud said. Contract talks Between Eastern and jut 4,000 pilots recessed saturday to allow a Federal mediator to prepare a report for the Board Early next week Wallace said. Last Day lotto ticket wins new yorker $30 million new York up a construction worker from Stalen Island who bought a pottery ticket shortly before ticket sales were filled won the s30 million new York state lotto Jackpot the second largest single prize in North american history it was announced sunday. The winning combination of 12-i4-Iz-32-34-43 gives Patrick Consalvo si.42 million a year before lines in 21 instalments with the first Check arriving two weeks after the prize is claimed. Consalvo 59, would not discuss his Good Fortune before a news conference scheduled for monday but an unidentified son a the Winner s Home in the City s  Island said the family was having a party sunday night. The prize grew to s3q million because no on Hil the exact six number combination in the six previous twice weekly drawings creating Lollo fever statewide marked by Long lines and furious Tickel sales. Consalvo bought the winning ticket at an undisclosed store in his Home Borough within hours of the deadline of 8 . Saturday night stale lotto director John Quinn said. The drawing was made Al id . The prize was the largest Ever paid to a single person in new York state. It was the second largest single prize in North America behind the s40 million won in september 1984 by Michael Wittkowski a Chicago print shop worker who won $40 million in Ike Illinois lotto. The latest prize displaced Bronx Carpenter Mcnero Pagano As new York s lop prize Winner. Pagano who has since retired to Florida won 120 million in july a total of 866 entrants matched five numbers in the six number combination and Wilt collect $1,345.50. Another 47,443 people matched two numbers and will collect $62.50, Quinn said. Lollo players made 55.7 million at tempts 10 match the six numbers. Wednesday s projected lotto 40 prize is a Low $2.5 million. The largest Lollo Jackpot Ever won in new York slate also was the largest Jackpot in North american history. It totalled $41 million and was split three ways on aug. 21, 1985. One of to a winning tickets in int drawing was held jointly by 21 immigrant factory workers from suburban mount Vernon