City owes $224,653 on delinquent loans to seven firms
A list released by Mayor Christofer shows seven borrowers behind on about 224,653 of 2.6 million in city backed loans. Keystone Industries leads delinquencies with 101,447 plus others: Centre 75,396 ERA Real Estate 20,281 Quickprint 11,141 GAT Wholesale 7,929 Menichino Paving 3,832 Days Inn 4,627.
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Mayor praises local entrepreneurs in New Castle
New Castle Mayor Richard Christofer lauds local businessmen who took risks on city development. He releases names of loans, noting eight bankruptcies occurred before his tenure and explains shifting funds from CDBG to other economic development sources. He cites Enterprise Zone status and state funds as key factors.
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Maya Angelou Delivers Healing Poetry at Carnegie Music Hall
Poet Maya Angelou spoke to a near capacity Pittsburgh audience at Carnegie Music Hall describing her 22 nation tour with Porgy and Bess in 1955. She shared how a spiritual moved 4,500 Arabs and reflected on her Arkansas childhood and churchgoing, underscoring poetry’s power to heal and elevate.
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Dalton quits 007 role as Bond future uncertain
Los Angeles AP Tim othy Dalton says he will not play Agent 007 again in the Bond series. Producers refuse to retire the 007 label though the next film lacks a star director and start date. United Artists president John Calley expects a summer 1995 release. Dalton, who replaced Roger Moore, was credited.
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Death record Jerome Lejeune dies in Paris
Jerome Lejeune, French geneticist who identified the chromosome linked to Down syndrome and a fervent anti abortion advocate, died of lung cancer on April 3 in Paris. He was a leading figure in medical genetics and a prominent public opponent of abortion. The obituary notes his scientific work and advocacy.
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