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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1987

Page

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Pa 60 route options narrowed for August decision

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission presented two possible alignments for Pa 60 at Beaver Falls with final selection due by August. A public meeting and a follow up session outlined construction timelines from 1990 to 1992 and toll booths at interchanges. The plans affect New Beaver Borough North Beaver and Union townships with adjustments to Cleland Mill Road and Patterson Road in both designs.

Beaver Falls Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission Beaver Falls Holiday Inn Paul Ford Yale Jordan Associates Lawrence County Ford New Beaver Borough North Beaver Union Townships Beaver-Lawrence County New Beaver Edwards Road Cosgrove Road Keely and Glenkirk Road Mount Air Road Patterson Road Mallory Road Cleland Mill Road North Beaver Union Township Robert Skillman Turnpike Commission Vance Road Skillman Gilmore Road

City eyes big savings on workers compensation insurance

City officials met with insurance consultant Tom Kleinz and attorney Frank Pipak to review outstanding city claims and outline a plan to cut costs. With only about 78000 budgeted for insurance this year, officials aim for 110000 to 120000 in possible savings and will push for an early 1986 audit by the State Workman's Insurance Fund to influence 1987 premiums.

Tom Kleinz Philadelphia Pittsburgh Frank Pipak Kleinz George Howley State Workman’s Insurance Fund Scranton Council Elizabeth Verterano East Washington Street

Sides hopeful as new arms talks begin in Europe

Soviet and U S negotiators opened a new round of arms talks hopeful for progress in eliminating medium range missiles in Europe and potentially worldwide. President Reagan sought broad support for the pact, briefing congressional leaders on efforts to secure a substantial accord rather than cosmetic moves. Byrd expressed measured optimism after the session with Shultz while Wright highlighted unity for a solid agreement.

U.S Europe Washington Reagan NATO House Jim Wright Texas Senate Robert Dole

Eppinger Defends Record Against Spending Criticisms

Lawrence County Commissioner Vern L. Eppinger rebutted claims of wild spending by opponents at a New Castle Kiwanis meeting. He noted about 1 million in arbitration awards were carryover from the prior board and criticized past tax cuts, while praising recent union contract gains and efficient food aid programs. He warned against consolidating grants under Allied Human Services and urged keeping transit under local authority.

Lawrence County Vern L. Eppinger Vitril Eppinger Vitri Kiwanis Allied Human Services Association Inc Allied New Castle Area

New Castle dump fire deemed not a public hazard

A Tuesday night fire at the New Castle Junk Co. released fumes from plastic battery cases but state officials said no health hazard to the public. About 750 square feet burned for six hours, with black smoke. the fire is ruled arson criminal mischief. Soil samples will be taken soon. Located off U.S. 422, the dump contained only battery cases.

New Castle Junk Co State Department of Environmental Resources George Sekula DEA New Castle Sekula Union Township Jack Stoner U.S. 422

Boesky pleads guilty to one count in insider case

New York Ivan Boesky the central figure in Wall Street insider trading pleaded guilty to one conspiracy count. He faces up to five years in prison and fines up to 250 000 dollars after already paying tens of millions in penalties. Boesky’s cooperation spurred indictments of other brokers and followed earlier settlements. He is barred from the securities industry for life.

New York Ivan Boesky Wall Street Boesky U.S Dustry Nabisco-R.j. Reynolds Dennis Levine Drexel Burnham & Lambert Inc Levine Boesky’s SEC Rudolph Giuliani Detroit Ivan Frederick Boesky

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