G 20 Leaders Eye More Funds and Stricter Rules
G20 leaders discuss increasing funding for global initiatives and tightening financial rules at the summit. Calls for stronger international cooperation and oversight to curb risks in the world economy.
02 Apr 2009
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2009
Page
1
G20 leaders discuss increasing funding for global initiatives and tightening financial rules at the summit. Calls for stronger international cooperation and oversight to curb risks in the world economy.
The city council faces a key agenda item as it reviews an animal shelter proposal. Officials will weigh funding, site options, and operations, aiming to reduce stray animals and improve public safety and welfare. Community groups may lobby for preferred plans and partner arrangements.
four obituary notices list Doris M. Eari 85 of Deltona Florida Nancy K Johnson 71 of 2905 Rosedale Ave Evelyn Jean Watkins 90 of 177 Cambridge St and Mary Elizabeth Wigley 97 of Vance Road each entry presents name age and residence reflecting a local memorial notice set
Donald Currie recalls the Lee Avenue ballfield where he played Army in a ravine behind the field more than 40 years ago. A natural freshwater spring once flowed there, now buried by trash, and the site hosted youth football with the West Side Packers.
Donald Currie and Ken White of the New Castle Youth Sports Center lead a cleanup of a West Side field plagued by illegal dumping and crime. PA CleanWays sponsors the event from 8:30 a.m. to noon Saturday with 65 volunteers from Laurel and Shenango high schools, the Lawrence County Mustangs, and other groups.
Pulaski Township officials plan to sell the homes of 29 residents who have not paid their sewer tap-in fees or monthly bills totaling more than $100,000. Letters were sent after notices in May 2006 and repeated advertising in January and February. Most owe over $1,000, with some exceeding $5,000, as the township seeks payment.
A New Castle man wanted in a November shooting in Union Township was arrested in the Bronx by the NY/NJ Regional Task Force acting on tips from the Pennsylvania Fugitive Task Force. Todd Rae Walker, 22, was taken into custody and will be processed on the Pennsylvania charges.
Gov Edward G Rendell outlined the Tuition Relief Act during an interactive video conference with New Castle High School juniors and 10 other classes. He cited high college costs in Pennsylvania and proposed aid that could cut tuition to as low as 1000 a year for students at state universities and community colleges. A three member panel of juniors, Leneice Rice Albert Rainey and Kirsten Brenneman, listened as Rendell urged bridging the gap to affordability.
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