14 Apr 2006
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2006
Page
1
New Castle athlete Josh Jones posted a 7-0 high jump at Taggart yesterday, setting a standout mark for New Heights coverage. Local rivals and coaches noted his balance and rhythm as key factors in the win.
Six migrant workers died in a train wreck reported on the nation page. Authorities indicated the incident occurred near the railway route with survivors receiving aid and investigations opening to determine cause and accountability.
The local semi pro squad keeps Taggart in its sights as the season advances. Coaches on the sports page select dual MVPs for Section 2 All Stars highlighting standout performers from the league.
Betty E. Ault aged 78 of Wampum, Michelle Briggs aged 42 of Yorktown Virginia, Harold E. Dinsmore aged 90 of Fort Pierce Florida, and Michael A. Sfara aged 98 of Hillsville are listed in obituary notices. The brief notices report their ages and places of residence with no further biographical details provided.
Lawrence County officials and Shirley Noga seek help from the commissioners as salary board members prepare to vote at 10 am Tuesday on creating a new clerical position in the veterans office. The office has been down to one clerk since layoffs 18 months ago and the former director Brenda Renner left last year.
The Loaf Crew led by Marty Zajac produced about 900 braided loaves for Easter at Queen of Heaven Parish serving plain, raisin, and lemon flavored breads. The effort, spanning three days, raised over $5,000 for parish needs, with volunteers from St. Monica's Wampum and St. Theresa's Koppel. Nick Nardone Sr. participated along with family members, arriving at 5 a.m. to help mix dough and supervise rising in large pans.
A Lawrence County boy believed to be eight or younger wandered Pulaski Road until two women kept with him for over an hour. State police Trooper Eric Jones located his home, praising the two women who stayed with him as he moved between cars and toward King's Chapel Church.
The New Castle News and the New Castle Area School Board head to court over a request to review Harper Report findings. The district hired attorney Richard Harper in March 2004 for an independent review of auditor general issues from July 2003 and a 2002 New Orleans conference. Allan Joseph remains on the board. Nick DeRosa plans retirement. News publisher Max Thomson decries efforts to keep public business from public view.
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