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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2007
Page
1
Upstate New York town endures record heavy snowfall totaling 141 inches, straining schools, roads, and emergency services as residents dig out and municipal crews work to clear routes. The storm tests infrastructure and daily life across the region.
A teen opened fire at a Utah shopping mall killing five people and wounding others before taking his own life. Police said the shooter acted alone and chaos erupted as shoppers fled the scenes.
Local page reports praise for Mohawk bus drivers and staff for service and safety. Officials thank the team for dependable routes, on time performance, and community leadership during daily operations.
A Wilmington native and graduate adds depth to a regional hockey squad, earning a regular shift and contributing solid minutes. The player, rising through local ranks, showcases improved skating and decision making, helping the team in late-season battles and power plays.
Obituaries notice lists P Thomas Frazier aged 65 of 141 E Leasure Ave Mary A Grunenwald 91 Villa Maria Bambina Salama 97 of 308 N Ashland Ave Bettie E McGeorge 81 Ellwood City John W Pearce 82 Warren Ohio Charles R Slagle 81 Armstrong County and Gladys J Wolanin 82 of 697 Arlington Ave.
A two story Lacock Street house in Mahoningtown burned yesterday, destroying a residence tied to Dee Matarazzo who was born there and Connie Mangino who lived there 65 years. The blaze started before 3 30 p m and spread to an adjacent brick shed, drawing spectators who recalled local memories as New Castle firefighters fought the flames.
After arduous talks in Beijing, North Korea agrees to shut down its main nuclear reactor and begin dismantling its weapons program. The accord follows a four month gap after the nuclear test and could open talks with the United States and Japan on normalizing relations. North Korea will receive 50 000 tons of heavy fuel oil within 60 days to seal the reactor.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the public has decided President Bush's Iraq policy has not worked and must be changed as the Democratic majority begins an extraordinary debate. A nonbinding measure opposing the troop surge and supporting deployed troops was expected to come to a vote by Friday.
Researchers at state college focus on colony collapse disorder sweeping at least 21 states. Beekeepers bring 1.2 million colonies to California's Central Valley to pollinate the $1.4 billion almond crop. The effort aims to find why some bees stay healthy while others die, threatening commercial beekeeping and crop yields nationwide.
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