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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 2007
Page
1
A paternity hearing is scheduled for today following the death of Anna Nicole Smith. An autopsy is to determine cause and circumstances, with officials to release findings after completion. The case centers on legal actions and potential paternity questions surrounding the deceased.
The Rev. Sam Luptak Jr. explores faith on the NASCAR scene, linking spiritual reflection with the speedway culture. He discusses serving communities, guiding fans, and how racing shapes his ministry during race weekends.
Rotary announces purchase of ShelterBox to provide immediate shelter and relief to disaster victims. Partners expect rapid deployment of tents, blankets, and essential supplies through a global humanitarian effort led by Rotary volunteers. The move expands disaster response capacity and raises funding for ongoing relief programs.
Obituaries note several local deaths including John A. Calve Sr. 80 Ellwood City Earl Skin Davis 31 41 Mahoning Ave Anna E Hill 100 East Moffatt Road Paul Joseph Koszela 51 Houston Patricia A Houston 80 2417 Eastbrook Road Arnold Palumbo Sr. 76 Rose Stop Road Violet May Smoot 85 Franklin Pa Ph G Susany 97 Edison Manor Ella L Sylvester 95 Meadowview Bird
Patrick Henry, 30, jailed on $500000 bail after being arraigned on 103 counts including arson and causing a catastrophe for a explosion that damaged 32 homes and two vehicles at 833 Franklin Ave. Police say a gas line removal fed the blast. Judge David Rishel set a Thursday 11 am preliminary hearing and called Henry a danger to society and himself. He was moved from a Mercer state prison to Shenango Township court.
Ellwood City planning officials consider adding two large pharmacies to boost the business district. Eckerd Drug currently anchors Fountain and Spring avenues near Fifth Street and Keystone Way. Walgreens plans area development across Fifth Street from Eckerd, with projected August construction start.
The Lawrence County Economic Development Corp. approved a staff reorganization by a 20-1 vote to add a president position funded above 100 thousand dollars for three years. Linda Nitch would become vice president of operations as part of expanding leadership to advance Millennium Park and future parks.
Ellwood City police officers oppose a lenient sentence for John Pounds, a wheelchair-bound 42-year-old with a history of aggression. Judge Motto accepts Pounds’s plea, finding him guilty on two felony counts of aggravated harassment and one count each of simple assault and furnishing liquor to minors, imposing five years in the adult probation program with the first 21 months under supervision.
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