14 Apr 1998
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1998
Page
1
Budding accountants at the University of Iowa are required to critique work and deliver public speaking to emphasize the message that clarity counts.
President Clinton and the first lady disclose their finances showing they are no longer millionaires yet continue generous philanthropy by donating half of their income to charity.
Bonnie New Castle News reports Woodland Place Inc. bought Mercer County's intermediate care facility three months ago. Administrator Charlie Bish says the 125 bed home, housed in a former 1960s school on Pa. 58 north of Mercer, has operated break even with little for repairs. The shift to private ownership aims to secure a managed care contract and expand care options, backed by a five year improvement plan and bank support.
The Presbyterian Pro-Life group in the Shenango Presbytery splits with the church over abortion policy. Rev. David Dawson says many like and oppose the group exist in peaceful coexistence. Karen Santorum will speak at a Pro-Life dinner at Clen Moore Church Friday.
AP reports an Amtrak train en route to New York from Chicago derailed after hitting a wayward freight car in a Beaver County rail yard. Eighteen passengers and two crew members had minor injuries and were released from hospital. Passengers describe a sudden, jarring ride as the train crossed into danger. />
A new computer controlled local anesthesia injection system arrives in dentists offices across Lawrence County as clinics prepare to adopt the technology. The article notes the device promises precise dosing and reduced patient discomfort and hints at upcoming page 2 coverage.
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