18 Apr 1994
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1994
Page
1
Eileen Bower, five, shines in Head Start Room 8 where she paints plays and eats waffles. She loves her pets Brownie and Pretty and waits for a baby brother due in October as The New Castle News launches a Week of the Young Child series starting today on page 11.
Pete Regan appears in the News Index Classifieds spanning pages 20 to 27 with listings across sections 2 and 4 and features on pages 11 and 12. The notices highlight services, sales, and community announcements tied to Regan’s offerings.
AT was passing through downtown New Castle shortly after 9 p.m. Thursday and spotted what surely must be the first ice cream truck of the 1994 season. The piece notes warm weather arrival and signals upcoming summer activities in the town.
Sandra L. Smith, 23, of Butler, was found shot at Tau Kappa Epsilon on 265 Fairgreen Ave near Youngstown State University. Police investigate whether death is homicide, self inflicted, or accidental with lab results due in about two weeks. A male resident was detained and released pending further forensic findings.
State Attorney General and GOP gubernatorial candidate Preate paid a visit yesterday to Ellwood City for a fundraiser featuring Ernie Preate. The event highlighted party support for the governor race as locals gathered to back the campaign.
The five month trout season begins statewide with about 900000 licensed participants. Resident licenses cost 18 dollars and non residents pay 31 dollars for stamps and permits. The notice directs readers to page 15 for details.
National Coin Week launches with 100 000 scarce coins in circulation, including New Castle efforts by John Yergan of The Hedge Against Inflation. He plans to distribute $200 in valuable and modest coins via store change, restaurant tips, sidewalk drops, and parking lot changes to spark youth interest in numismatics. Among noted rarities are an 1863 Indian penny, an 1883 Liberty V nickel, a 1913 buffalo nickel, and a 1960 Lincoln penny valued at up to five dollars.
Kathleen Turner praises her Serial Mom part as a startling dive into intolerance from a suburban mother. She notes the role lets her switch from normal to over-the-top, saying she laughs daily and even channels a bit of her daughter Rachel, six, in scenes of petty parking space rivalry turning deadly.
Obituaries note deaths of Arthur J. Cantle Harry Crothers Harold Fox Betty Hohman Ross Hulick Sr. Frederick Monath Jr. Albert Morella Mary Olney Albert Sankey John Squicquero Mary Steingasser Onorina Valentine Stella Wheaton Adaline Sally Williams and author Ralph Ellison at age 80 in New York. Ellison, renowned for Inivisible Man, died of pancreatic cancer.
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