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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2009
Page
1
U.S. sailors who defeated pirates in a high seas clash are returning home. The crew, praised for courage and seamanship, arrived aboard their carrier after completing deployment. Analysts noted strategic outcomes and the renewed partnership with allied navies during the mission.
The Lancers face Riverside in a high stakes matchup. Weather conditions may affect play as both teams seek a key league win and bragging rights in a tight season.
The Penguins edge the Flyers to clinch a 1-0 victory in their playoff opener. Sidney Crosby assisted the lone goal with a precise pass to Jake Guentzel who fired past Flyers goalie Carter Hart. The series shifts to Philadelphia for Game 2.
Obituary notices list Jane Donaldson 32 of Summit Street Patrick Kelly 5 months Wolfe Street Viola Grace Mackey 72 Carlisle Street Robert S Miller 59 202 Winter Road Alice M Ramsey 90 Avalon Nursing Center Daniel Jacob Sipe 90 New Wilmington Mary Ang ie Symbala 87 Wampum
Axion Power International signs a four year agreement to sell PbC lead carbon batteries to Exide Technologies, expanding job opportunities at Axion in Neshannock Township. Exide, global lead acid battery giant, becomes Axion’s principal OEM customer as the firms target hybrid vehicles and renewable energy storage.
Earl Cowher, 45, says charity should be voluntary and government should not take his money. Tens of thousands joined similar protests nationwide on April 15 the tax deadline. FreedomWorks led the rallies with Dick Armey, while GOP figures seized on the momentum. At Sharon’s event about 300 participants waved placards voicing discontent with spending and bailouts. John Hall of Greenville criticized hidden taxes and potential cap and trade.
The Labor Department reports initial unemployment claims fell to 610000, below forecasts, while continuing claims rose past 6 million for the first time since 1967. Housing data show March construction down 10.8 percent to 510000, and building permits also fell, underscoring persistent labor-market weakness despite short-term gains. An extra 2.1 million people receive extended benefits as of March 28.
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