05 Feb 2007
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2007
Page
1
Dr. John E. Bush speaks about becoming the first Black man to teach in New Castle, detailing challenges, reactions, and the significance for students and the community as schools move toward greater inclusion.
Bl Hudson argues that Valentine’s Day offers more than candy. The feature highlights emotional connections, small gestures, and personal significance beyond gifts. Hudson encourages readers to celebrate with meaningful acts and shared experiences.
The sports page notes a new class entering the Hall of Fame with NFL players and contributors highlighted. Observers see a ceremony date and the selection criteria guiding the honor.
Obituaries list multiple local residents with ages and addresses including Ann Aven 92 in California Janet Biddle 62 at 1506 Herrick St Sara E. Hahn 88 at 410 Boston Ave Anna May Hazen 88 at 1704 E Washington St Richard R. Johns Sr. 69 at 412 High Meadow Avanelle Ruth Keitzer 87 Mercer Martha Manos 94 Ellwood City Essie M. Pauletich 95 Avalon Nursing Center Elizabeth T. Williams 87 206 King Ave Rowland Zimmerman 51 Wurtemburg.
Tony Dungy, former Steelers coach, guides the Indianapolis Colts to a 29 to 17 win over the Chicago Bears in Super Bowl XLI. Peyton Manning throws for 247 yards and earns MVP as rain hampers the Bears with five turnovers. Dungy becomes the first African American to coach a Super Bowl champion.
A snapshot style piece reviews standout and failing Super Bowl ads with a nod to coaching legends who might have excelled with the chance. The piece invites readers to page C1 for a full Super Bowl action roundup and notes a dedication to influential coaches.
A brief column reflects on becoming grandparents after a long drive to Chicago for nine trips in seven weeks and news that a daughter in Philadelphia is expecting her first child. The writer notes lifestyle changes were minimal aside from travel and the perils of urging children to pursue their dreams.
City police freed four suspects after shots were fired at Harbor Heights in New Castle. Officers found about 20 people outside the West Side housing project. A woman claimed men from Youngstown fired but refused to identify them. A .38 caliber handgun with a scratched serial was seized from a Nissan sedan. No injuries were reported.
William Betz will retire after a 30 year career as Ellwood City's police chief on February 14 and start work February 15 as a county Children and Youth Services caseworker. He considered running for district justice but stepped aside. Betz, 53, plans a new phase in public service.
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