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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2006
Page
1
Classic Rock Wilmington High students prepare for the stage production Bye Bye Birdie with rehearsals and set building underway. The cast includes selected seniors and underclassmen, with music coach oversight and a stretch run to opening night.
A state court weighs arguments in a high profile pay raise dispute as lawmakers face scrutiny over compensation plans. The hearing focuses on legality and fiscal impact, with officials and advocates presenting constitutional challenges and budget considerations.
Walt Mangham and Josh Jones trade stories from the track as their careers cross paths. The article highlights clashes in events, training rivals, and shared memories from recent meets. Both athletes recount key races, strategies, and the evolving landscape of their sprint and distance credentials.
Obituaries notice lists Sarah M. Demko 90 at Jameson Care Center Sheryl Elayne Harris 26 of 306 Mercer St Fredrick D. Kellum 67 Farrell Ronald Kwasnicka 67 Pulaski Ezzie P. Pagani 82 Strongsville Ohio Jeanne E. Pearsall 85 Meadowview Blvd Eugene J. Wrona 65 Wampum.
Robert Evanick, former president of Affordable Housing of Lawrence County, says he disagreed with the union township project Dale Country Estates. By March 2005, little progress was made as plans stalled and he regretted not resigning sooner while advisers and consultants remained involved.
Westminster College revealed the likeness of its 2,300 year old mummy Pesed, long shrouded in mystery. Dr. Samuel Farmerie and Dr. Jonathan Elias unveiled a bust at a press conference in the Mack Science Library, noting the preserved wrinkles and hair as part of her ancient portrait.
Two Lawrence County teens, aged 15 and 16, face juvenile petitions after alleged use of a flammable device at Neshannock High School. They are charged with causing or risking a catastrophe and several firearm and weapon offenses. The case, not publicly released due to juvenile status, goes to a juvenile judge after the conference.
Harrisburg AP report says Richard E. Willey, PHEAA president, refuses to release expense receipts travel vouchers and other financial records to reporters. He claims disclosure would expose trade secrets and competitive strategies. Journalists argue they seek only records under right to know law and deny violating due process.
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