Young students prep mock Democratic convention at New Castle High
At New Castle High School January 30 and 31 students will stage a mock Democratic convention with 287 delegates from 54 states and U S possessions. The event, run by the Key Club, mirrors the real party gathering in New York City, featuring a student crafted platform, candidate speeches, and potential “horse trading” as delegates vote to nominate a ticket led by moderate candidates.
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Oklahoma
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Texas
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Development headaches plague Naw Castle panel
City citizens ad hoc development committee aired frustrations over past urban renewal efforts and federal rules. It unanimously proposed spending 1 million of a 3.23 million grant on neighborhood rehab, sidewalks and sewers, and demolition of dilapidated structures, while debating HUD site approval and city wide impact.
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Pittsburgh fans sue over Super Bowl ticket fraud
Colville probes complaint against Super Tours International promoters Jobin Frazier James Panelelas and Donald McCartin as Federal authorities review alleged ticket scams at the Orange Bowl fans traveled from Pittsburgh to Miami and found no tickets prompting suits and possible action by U S Postal Inspectors.
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Police struggle to nab suspect in beating case
Authorities pursued a suspect after a reported beating in the 800 block and found a woman in danger. Douglas Dean, 23, of 32 Winter Ave, faced charges of disorderly conduct resisting arrest and gun violations following a struggle during arrest near Kathy Brown. Dean lacked a permit for a .22 revolver. he posted $1,000 cash bond and was released.
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North Hill home blaze shows electrical defect twice in five days
A North Hill residence at 228 F. Fairmont Ave owned by John Dick was damaged in a second fire in five days. Assistant Fire Chief James Shaller cited an electrical defect as the apparent cause, with about 500 dollars in damage from the 5 40 PM blaze. Fire Chief Reynolds Diulls noted the prior fire also stemmed from electrical problems and warned defects must be corrected.
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Supreme Court rejects soldiers wigs case
The Supreme Court refused to hear male Marine reservists seeking permission to wear wigs during weekend drills to meet graduation rules. They argued privacy and discrimination since female reservists may wear longer wigs. A Phoenix suit claimed coercive haircuts occurred without consent, citing safety concerns for combat readiness.
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Lawyers seek approval for Hearst trial moves
In San Francisco defense lawyers seek court approval to fight Hastings Hearst trial issues. Two sealed motions crown the day, one on polygraph testing and another on a court ordered prosecution psychiatrist. Judge Oliver J. Carter set Wednesday for hearings on both motions.
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Siallinger Resigns From Pittsburgh City Council
Amy Ballinger, the sole woman on Pittsburgh’s City Council, resigns after failing to file a required disclosure of Interest form under the new home rule charter. In a letter from Boynton Beach dated January 12 and postmarked January 17, Ballinger cites a seriously ill sister. The resignation, effective immediately, leaves the council with eight members.
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