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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 2006
Page
1
The granddaddy of Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals lands on the Mohawk stage with vibrant song and dance. A lively revival celebrates classic showtunes while drawing audiences into a nostalgic arc.
Iran claims progress testing a second radar dodging missile as regional tensions rise. The report notes technical claims, potential capabilities, and the broader implications for security and diplomacy in the Middle East.
A mother alleges her daughter in law killed Moonda in a case prompting police investigation. The accused woman faces charges as prosecutors pursue the homicide case with witnesses expected.
A local church group creates comforting quilts for community members as part of a welfare outreach. The Sports Page notes CJ McNees steps down from his coaching role amid team management changes.
Obituaries include Sarah M. Demko 90 at Jameson Care Center. Guy J. Elisco 92 of Verona Pa.. Sheryl E. Harris 26 on Mercer Street. Leah P. Kazenski 80 of 202 East Northview Avenue. Daisy E. Miller 95 from Indiana Pa.. and Gene Wrona 65 from Wampum.
Roger Smith, money man for New Castle's Human Services Center, led fundraising that secured millions yet Affordable Housing of Lawrence County never gained community respect. A local consultant urged broad involvement, but the nonprofit still fell short, despite Smith's endorsements from Robert Heath and his roles with New Visions.
A tractor trailer overturned on Route 422 in Shenango Township trapping the driver. Firefighters from Shenango Taylor and Neshannock Townships used the jaws of life to free him, then he was transported to Jameson Hospital. Amy Keilman, 24, of Old Pittsburgh Road, was not injured. her car sustained major damage. State police did not release the driver's identity or condition. A witness reported hearing a loud crash and seeing the truck on its roof with the car in the median.
Wendy Lena Hake, 24, of Edinburg, was charged with endangering the welfare of a child after a toddler wandered Route 224. A week earlier she faced retail theft, conspiracy to retail theft, and corruption of minors charges tied to a Kmart theft with two others.
Westminster College chief engineer Charles Chirozzi won approval to extend the WWNW FM antenna to 110 feet by adding 30 feet. Work may start late June or early July and must be completed within three years. The tower will use three 75 foot cables for stability and add three directional antennas to reach fans in Pittsburgh while not affecting Kent State, Grove City College, or WYSU and WOED broadcasts.
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