City school officials seek higher pay in New Castle
New Castle Area administrators demand higher compensation after salaries for middle management roles such as principal and director of programs were frozen for three consecutive years. A Pennsylvania panel, including Dr. Kenneth Miller, heard both sides at George Washington Intermediate School amid accusations of bad faith and ongoing impasse under Act 93.
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NEW Castle News
Pennsylvania Department of Education
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Jeffrey Scrim
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New Castle District
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Noe
Joseph A Martin Jr
Robert P. Casey
General Assembly
Casey
Martin
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New Castle
Chris Kiriakou
George Washington
Croton Kindergarten
Run
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Arms talks open in Moscow
Secretary of State James Baker and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze opened arms reduction talks in Moscow in an upbeat mood amid sweeping reforms in the Soviet Union. They discussed strategic arms, conventional force cuts, and a ban on chemical weapons, with sessions continuing Friday and a possible meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev. Baker planned to testify Saturday before the Supreme Soviet International Relations Committee.
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UPI
James Baker
Eduard Shevardnadze
Soviet Union
Shevardnadze
Baker
Communist Party
Foreign Ministry
Mikhail Gorbachev
Supreme Soviet International Relations Committee
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Communists propose direct presidential elections in Soviet Union
The Communist Party announces a shift toward a presidential system with direct elections for the national leader. The Central Committee approves a plan to transfer power to Soviets, ending seven decades of one party rule and marking a major reform of Gorbachev’s era.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Gorbachev
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Anatoly Lukyanov
Moscow University
Plenum
Lithuanian Communist Party
Central
Lithuania
Algirdas Brazauskas
Lukyanov
Oil Slick Threatens California Coast From Tanker Spill
A ruptured tanker American Trader spilled 23 million gallons of crude oil off Huntington Beach California. Winds pushed a 2 mile by 400 yard slick toward the coast while at least a dozen birds were found oil soaked, seven dead. The spill halted after four hours with concerns for Catalina eddy currents and Bolsa Chica wetlands.
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Huntington Beach
Calif
UPI
Orange County
British Petroleum
Sunset Beach
Long Beach
Bolsa Chica
Coast Guard
Ordinance Ruled Invalid in Mine Case
Lawrence County judge Glenn McCracken ruled the Shenango Township zoning ordinance invalid as it would ban strip mining in a residential zone. He found the ordinance a taking since coal cannot be removed except by surface mining, affecting Amerikohl Mining Co. of Butler which seeks to surface mine about 1,000 acres off Snake Run and Boyd School roads. The case, in appeal for six years, centers on zoning adopted in 1967 and a revised ordinance issued last month that still prohibits strip mining in residential areas.
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Lawrence County
Glenn McCracken
Shenango Township
McCracken
Amerikohl Mining Co
Butler
Snake Run
Boyd School
Lockley Manufacturing gets 66351 loan for new 6000 square foot building
Lockley Manufacturing Corp received a 66351 loan yesterday from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority to build a 6000 square foot facility at 311 White St in Shadyside near Shady Avenue. The project, part of a 166538 total cost, aims to create nine jobs in a commercial district within the enterprise zone.
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Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Lockley
Grove St
White St
Shady Avenue
White Street
Shadyside
Double R Enterprises
PIDA
New Castle
Lawrence County Economic Development Corp
Casey signs auto insurance bill approved by lawmakers
In Harrisburg the General Assembly approved a bill to cut auto insurance rates and Governor Casey signed it into law. The plan lowers rates 22 percent for drivers waiving the right to sue and 10 percent for those who keep it, freezes current rates until mid 1991, and tightens medical coverage while reducing insured driver protections. The measure passed 45-5 in the Senate and 155-42 in the House amid clashes with critics.
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Harrisburg
UPI
General Assembly
Robert P. Casey
Pennsylvania Trial Lawyers’ Association
The
Insurance Federation of Pennsylvania
Henry Hager
Insurance Federation
Senate
House
Robert O’donnell
Philadelphia
F. Joseph Loeper
Delaware
Death Notice and Ages of 13 Listed Individuals
Death records dated February 8 1990 list names and ages including August Bidinetto 87 Mabel V Bovard 87 Grove City Mrs Marian E Campbell 74 James W Doerr 61 Oak Park Ill Leonard F Galanski 66 Bessemer Helene Kerr Lally 82 Lakewood Ohio Laura Belle Lewis 71 Washington DC Don F Norris 66 Wampum RD Andrew Ritchie 99 607 Canyon St Mrs Harding Thayer 83 Puerto Rico Verbiage indicates multiple obituaries or death notices from various locations with ages and addresses.
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Westview Road
Mabel V. Bovard
Grove City
Marian E. Campbell
Moravia
James W. Doerr
Oak Park
Ill
Leonard F. Galanski
Bessemer
Helene Kerr Lally
Lakewood
Ohio
Laura Belle Lewis
Washington, D.C
Don F. Norris
Wampum
Andrew Ritchie
Canyon St
Harding Thayer
Puerto Rico
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