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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 2000
Page
1
King emphasizes Christian identity before race, urging unity as brothers and sisters in Christ across colors. He frames faith as the bond that transcends racial lines, calling for solidarity and brotherhood within the church and society.
Rev. David Young urged unity across races through Christ at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Service at First Presbyterian Church in New Castle. He highlighted that true freedom comes from embracing biblical truths and shedding racism, calling for white and Black Christians to stand together as brothers and sisters. The event drew more than 200 attendees including Mayor Tim Fulkerson and state Rep. Chris Sainato.
Jury selection starts tomorrow in the case against Mandy McClaren and James Strayer charged with third degree murder, manslaughter, and aggravated assault. They face offenses tied to the 8 month old James Edward Strayer Jr death in Pittsburgh Children’s Hospital on April 29, 1998, with the infant’s twin malnourished and a younger sibling in foster care. Judge Dominick Motto to preside.
A 62-year-old blind man gains artificial vision via a camera wired to his brain, perceiving up to 100 light specks. The specks allow him to locate a mannequin, navigate around large objects, and place a stocking cap on the mannequin’s head, illustrating early functional vision.
Glaxo Wellcome PLC and SmithKline Beecham PLC announced a merger creating GlaxoSmithKline valued at about 182.4 billion dollars. The deal aims for 1.6 billion in pretax savings in three years and faces FTC and EU approval. The new group would be London headquartered with operations in the United States and would hold about 7.3 percent of the global pharmaceutical market.
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