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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1997
Page
1
Penn State All American running back Curtis Enis admits accepting gifts from a sports agent and will no longer play for the Nittany Lions. The admission ends his college football tenure and triggers eligibility questions for the program.
After 38 years the Grinnens close Jerry's Restaurant on Pa 18 in Wampum citing downsize and health concerns. The family operated since 1959 began as Grinnen's Linger Light Dairy Store. Plans include converting the site into three efficiency apartments while relatives pursue other ventures.
New Castle police welcomed a new lieutenant last night as four officers retired. Richard A. Russo, son of City Council President John Russo, was sworn in by his father with Police Chief Barry Palladino presenting the badge. Mayor Tim Fulkerson envisions upcoming sworn promotions for sergeants and lieutenants under the merit system they approved this year.
Two New Castle city councilmen with a combined 20 years of service, President John Russo and Mark Elisco, spoke of their years in office. Elisco recalled January 1988 oath and praised progress under mayors Richard Christofer and Tim Fulkerson, while joking about preferring to be a dictator to avoid voting troubles.
New Castle City Council approved the 1998 budget a 11.3 million spending plan with a 3-2 vote, reducing code enforcement director Michael Elardo’s salary by 299.55 to 34700, while most employees receive 3 to 3.5% increases and garbage bag price rises 10 cents.
Jurors find Terry Nichols guilty of involuntary manslaughter and conspiracy in the Oklahoma City bombing, carrying the death penalty for the conspiracy count. Sentencing to begin Monday. prosecutors may pursue state murder charges for additional victims.
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