City Property Laws Spark Frustration for Complainants and Enforcers
Readable text notes the challenge of enforcing property laws in the city, highlighting tensions between residents filing complaints and authorities applying rules, with patience and clarity urged to resolve disputes.
Neighbors petition for help over unsafe Mill Street apartments
Inda Gentsy of 1132 S. Mill St. presented the New Castle City Council with a petition claim ing 75 neighbors seek action on an eight family building at 1124-1130 S. Mill St. She called the structure unfit for human habitation with garbage piling up and a fire hazard.
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Inda Gentsy
Gentsy
S. Mill St
New Castle City
Officials OK truck scales for Mahoning Township
A Mahoning Township supervisor plans to install truck scales at the municipal building parking lot on U.S. 224 to curb overloaded trucks. Residents oppose due to space, safety, and noise concerns near the park, pool, and homes. A petition will be presented at the December 13 meeting, which also opens bids for the weigh station and a $4000 yearly state police lease.
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Mahoning
U.S. 224
Ohio
Jean Carna
Connie DuBrock
U.S
Thomas Ridge
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Dominic Greco
Hilltop Estates
Carna
Frank McCree
McCree
Greco
Murders rise nationwide but fall in New Castle area
FBI data show U S murder rate up more than 2 percent in 1993 with an average murder every 21 minutes nationwide. In New Castle three homicides in 1993, two in 1992, one in 1994, and a 27.3 percent clearance rate in 1993 rising to 32.1 percent in six months of 1994. Chief Charles Abraham credits officers for higher clearances and notes comparisons to larger cities mislead given small base figures.
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FBI
United States
New Castle
Charles Abraham
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Louis J. Freeh
Abraham
Washington
The
New Castle News
Lottery winner in Pennsylvania Super 7 game may exceed 40 million
One player matched seven of ten winning numbers drawn in Saturdays Pennsylvania Super 7 game and will collect a jackpot expected to top 40 million. Officials predict the final amount at 42 to 43 million when announced this afternoon. The winner has not yet come forward. The numbers were 5 8 16 19 21 30 45 58 59 73.
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Pennsylvania
Mark Schreiber
Lottery
Salvation Army bell ringers enliven downtown post office
A pair of Santa’s elves, two young women, rang bells in rhythm Friday afternoon outside the downtown post office to support Salvation Army efforts.
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Salvation Army
Patrick Stewart reads Dickens first edition at Christie’s
New York AP reports Patrick Stewart known for Star Trek's Captain Picard perform a one man Christmas Carol on Broadway. Before 250 at Christie’s he read from an 1843 first edition of the tale, sold for 200 dollars. He handled the gilt volume briefly, then admitted it makes him nervous. While playing Scrooge he forgot lines and joked about the book.
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New York
Patrick Stewart
Jean-Luc Picard
Broadway
Christie’s Auction House
Stewart
Scrooge
Death Records and Obituary Notice Summary
Deaths listed December 5 1994 include Betty Assid 77 Overlook Clinic William Barbarowicz 77 Lake City FL Lorraine Bashara 59 Joseph Cisco Sr 76 Ellwood City James Kirkpatrick 62 Lillian Pry 81 Bridgeville PA Treva Talowsky 71 Hermitage Mary Todd 38 Jane Venard 80 West Pittsburg Road. Obituaries on page 5 note Robert Bernat 63 longtime university administrator and River City Brass Band founder dies in Pittsburgh AP report.
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Betty R. Assid
Overlook Clinic
William Barbarowicz
Lake City
Fla
Lorraine A. Bashara
W. Reynolds St
Joseph J. Cisco Sr
Ellwood City
James W. Kirkpatrick
Wampum
Elizabeth McCormick
Pittsburgh
Stanley L. Mock
Lillian M. Pry
Bridgeville
Treva Jane Talowsky
Hermitage
Robert Bernat
The
River City
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South Mill Street
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Mary L. Todd
Francis Street
Jane Venard
West Pittsburg Road