Urban renewal teaches patience in New Castle project
The critique of the Lower Neshannock Creek Redevelopment explains how urban renewal, even with Sears Roebuck as a landmark, unfolds over years. From 1963 planning to 1970 ribbon cuttings, delays, funding, and razing reveal a long timeline. Cooperation across federal, state, county, and city levels shaped Towne Mall's evolution.
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New Castle
Lower Neshannock Creek
Carl A. Cialella Jr
Sears Roebuck
Lower
Neshannock Creek
Redevelopment Authority
Sidney L. Lockey
Redevelopment Authority Board
Preston & Williams
Jotn EB. Blackson
Lawrence County Regional Planning Commission
Towre
I Jaly
Towne Mall
U.S. Postel Service
Lower Neshannock
Center City
South Side
Study of US zoos expands educational roles
The article notes long standing education gaps at zoos and aquariums in the United States with sterile enclosures and limited learning value. It highlights improvements at larger institutions such as the St. Louis Zoo filming animals for nationwide use and Detroit Zoo outreach, plus San Diego Zoorama boosting city publicity.
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United States
BisScience
St. Louis
Animal Kingdom
Detroit
Zoo
San Diego
Zoorama
Some People Budget Their Tauney
A compact note contrasts households that budget carefully with others forced to pinch pennies amid tight finances and rising costs.
Pennsylvania Health Drive Aims to Fix Doctor Shortage
Mason Denison reports on a Pennsylvania study urging more general practitioners and distributed training to ease rural and urban doctor shortages. Proposals include residency in underserved areas and greater use of physician assistants to expand care without extra taxpayer cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Bachman
Pennsylvania
Dr. Bachman
Shapp
Br. Bagtman
Keystone
Mason Denison
Have women come a long way really question by Wilma Heide
Len Kolasinski invites readers to answer Yes or No to whether progress for women has truly occurred. Wilma Scott Heide, NOW president, cites actions in Washington and industry, urging board inclusion and abolition of token roles. Comments may be published, anonymous allowed.
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Wilma Scott Heide
World Future Society Assembly
Washington
D.C
Ms. Heide
National Organization For Women (Now
Wits Assembly
Wilma
Industry Week
Girleott
Humorous paradoxes and insights from varied writers
A mosaic of quotes on Christmas, humor, happiness, reading, and science. Notable lines reference extant debates, psychology, and culture with mentions of Pascal, Vonnegut, Harris, and Houghton Mifflin. The piece frames humor as elusive, desire as a fickle guide, and science as playful origins.
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Kurt Vonnegut
Harper's Magazine
Sydney J. Harris
Houghton Mifflin Co
Boston
Mass
A Vision for Old Age Care as Social Innovation
The author argues the top national priority is care for the elderly, not poverty or foreign policy, critiquing current systems. He calls for a large scale social invention akin to labor unions, tying need to ethics, modern life, and a new public commitment beyond existing programs.
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Revit Marshall
Camp Hell
Marrisburg
Keystone Stile
Marshalls
Amchos Point
Sony
Manchester
Liverpool
Pittsburgh
Max Weber
Nixon
Ehrlichman
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Dred Tops
Yore
Len Kolasinski
New Castle News
New Castle, Pa
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Dee
AIRE
Bea Aed
James. Micioiener
Rett State
Bucks County
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Amelia
Herame
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