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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1987

Page

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LTV and union seek one-time retiree payments

LTV Steel Co and the United Steelworkers seek bankruptcy court approval for one time hardship payments to 9,800 retirees. Payments range from 100 to 750 dollars, with larger sums for those losing 400 dollars or more monthly when the PBGC took over. Negotiations continue with a May 1 deadline for settlement.

LTV Raymond A. Hay Gary Hubbard PBGC LTV Corp LTV Steel Hubbard

Reagan says Soviet conduct a litmus test for ties

On eve of high level talks Reagan says progress in three of four goals but Soviet actions in Nicaragua test the relationship. He notes no great cause for alarm, cites spying issues, and calls for restraint to avoid a price-driven treaty. He opposes panic, urges focus on arms talks and human rights.

Los Angeles UPI Reagan Kremilin Nicaragua Los Angeles World Affairs Council George Shultz Moscow Eduard Shevardnadze Europe Mikhail Gorbachev Czechoslovakia Geneva United States Gorbachev Pakistan Ethiopia Angola Cambodia Kremlin Russia Soviet Union

Neshannock abandons spring cleanup over rising costs

Neshannock Township will skip its annual spring cleanup this year as costs rise. Supervisor McNicholas failed to win support for a May trash collection, with John Cater and Gale Measel citing doubled disposal rates to 28 dollars per load plus mileage and loss of federal funding. They proposed reallocating 12,000 to 15,000 dollars to sewer or road work instead. DiCola noted 75 to 80 percent participation in past years and warned leaves and trash cannot be collected together.

Neshannock Township J. Donald McNicholas John E. Cater Gale E. Measel Cater McNicholas Measel John DiCola DiCola

Heroes Mayor commends three rescuers for courage

Mayor Dale Yoho awarded commendations to two city firemen and a resident who saved two small children and a woman from a March 27 apartment fire at 333 E. Washington St. Firefighter James D. Donston and Jeffrey A. Scrim aided the family, while Larry Hepler, a truck driver, also helped by tossing cars to safety. Brown praised Red Cross for aiding displaced residents and noted rescue challenges from heavy smoke.

Dale Yoho E. Washington St Larry Hepler Washington St Veronica Carla Thorton Talisha Dennis James D. Donston Donston Jeffrey A. Scrim Hepler Harbor Steel U.S. 422 West Scrim Ingtown Brown The American Red Cross

Unidentified woman found injured in Hillsville Quarry

Police seek identity of a 35 to 40 year old white woman found unconscious with head injuries in Hillsville Quarry off Township Route 453 at 12:30 a.m. She was taken to Jameson Memorial Hospital by Bessemer Rescue and later moved to St Elizabeth Hospital in Youngstown. She wears a lavender gray zipped sweater shirt and has a vertical abdominal scar. Anyone with information is asked to contact the state police barracks.

St Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center Youngstown North Beaver Township Hillsville Jameson Memorial Hospital Bessemer Rescue

Ferry capsizes off Gulf of Thailandีก

A passenger ferry from a resort island capsized in a sudden squall in the Gulf of Thailand. At least 16 people are dead and 34 are missing. Sixty three passengers were rescued. Navy ships and police boats joined the search near Surat Thani province, 350 miles south of Bangkok. The squall subsided after the capsize and did not greatly hinder rescues.

Bangkok Thailand UPI Gulf of Thailand Surat Thani

Death Records for April 11 1987

Death notices list Mrs. W F Varnum aged 77 of 29 Edgewood Acres Mrs. Thomas A Toth age 45 of Ellwood City Mrs John Read age 72 of Stuart Florida Miss May C Eagan age 84 of Bennington Vermont, with no further details provided.

W.F. Varnum Edgewood Acres Thomas A. Toth Ellwood City John Read Stuart, Fla May C. Eagan Bennington, Vt

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