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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1979

Page

1

Ellwood City Faces Hobbs Act Probe by FBI and Justice Dept

FBI agent Duane Preston says Ellwood City is under investigation for possible Hobbs Act violations. The Justice Department confirms an inquiry but declines details. Officials and residents have been interviewed as tensions rise after secretary Mary Ann Flee was fired and admitted signing council president Ricardi Gatto’s name to checks.

FBI Duane Preston Preston New Castle Justice Department Ellwood City Mary Ann Flee John Wattick Jr Miss Fleo Ralph Pratt Thomas Andrews

Carter taps Volcker to chair Federal Reserve Board

President Carter nominates Paul Volcker, head of the New York Federal Reserve, to lead the Fed. Volcker, 51, will replace William Miller and has a record from the Nixon and Johnson administrations. Capitol Hill praised the choice as stabilizing for the dollar and inflation fight while energy bill prospects remained uncertain after August recess.

Washington UPI Carter New York Paul Volcker Federal Reserve Board White House Jody Powell Volcker William Miller Treasury Michael Blumenthal New York Federal Reserve Bank Powell Federal Reserve Bank of New York the Treasury Nixon Capitol Hill Henry Reuss D-Wis House Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs Committee Volker Congress Senate Finance Committee Russell Long D-La

Public hearing urges evening Sunday bus service in New Castle

Few citizens attended the hearing at City Hall where officials discussed making city buses more accessible to the elderly and adding evening and Sunday service. Ted Poister of Poister and Associates predicted final survey recommendations by September end. Community leaders from South New Castle, Union Township, and the New Castle Area Transit Authority attended, along with Myra Wolcott of the Area Agency on Aging who urged parking at local plazas to aid seniors.

City Hall New Castle Ted Poister South New Castle Union Township New Castle Area Union Shenango Township Poister Mary Mackevich Wildwood Ave John Frasso Frasso

Transit plan routes eyed for Union Township and nearby areas

Poister outlined tentative bus extensions into Union Township South New Castle Shenango and Neshannock townships with interest shown for Lark Workshop for the Handicap Lawrence County Society for Crippled Children and Adults and Hillview Manor on Ellwood Road Shenango Township A final recommendation will offer two route options one with a different city route and another with mandates for four adjacent municipalities Poister expects buses to run every 30 minutes on the half hour replacing some 20 minute and hourly service patterns.

Union Township South New Castle Shenango Neshannock Poister Lark Workshop For Lawrence County Society For Crippled Children and Adults Hillview Manor Ellwood Road Shenango Township

Sea adventurer finishes voyage

FALMOUTH England American Gerry Spiess 39 electronics engineer from White Bear Lake Minn returns to harbor after a 54 day solo Atlantic crossing in a 10 foot home built sailboat the Yankee Girl he vows not to attempt the record again as a flotilla escorts him to the harbor and he drinks a beer on arrival.

Falmouth England UPI Gerry Spiess Atlantic Spiess White Bear Lake Minn

Legal action possible in secretary's firing

Ellwood City council weighs civil rights and defamation claims after secretary Mary Ann Fleo was fired. Frisk and four councilmen face potential lawsuits over forgery accusations tied to signing council president Ricardi Gatto’s name on checks. Gatto says lack of authorization. Fleo defends payment of borough bills amid ongoing inquiry.

Ellwood City Mary Ann Flee Nick A. Frisk Frisk Miss Fleo Council Ricardi Gatto Gatto Washington Penn Power Gregory Ferrese Nicholas Colao Ferrese

Borough council criticizes Ferrese over conduct

Council members said members tried to fire her without a public meeting and Miss Flea claimed willingness to accept a suspension. They argued Ferrese was not fulfilling his duties and questioned his accountability to the borough council. The secretary note directs readers to page 5.

Miss Flea Ferrese Borough Council

First test tube baby Louise Brown turns one in Bristol

Louise Brown, born July 25 1978 at Oldham Hospital via the Steptoe Edwards method, marks her first birthday. The family and doctors recall the historic birth and ongoing research, with plans for a clinic and a book titled Our Miracle Called Louise. The Browns sold exclusive rights to coverage for 565000 dollars for the first 400 days.

Bristol England UPI Louise Brown Oldham Hospital John Lesley Brown Mrs. Brown London Evening News Louise Japan Canada Florida Brown Patrick Steptoe Robert Edwards Alistair Montgomery Scotland Grace Montgomery Steptoe Edwards Cambridge

Weather and obituary snippets from Western Pennsylvania July 25 1979

Warm humid forecast with thundershowers through Thursday. Temperatures near 80 with a 60 percent rain chance. Obituary notes include Jacob Kulkin 81, Anna Vrabel Burke Dudash 69, Spurgeon Turner 79, Frank Hannon 51, David Clyde Lewis 80. Weather stats show high 88, low 63, .17 inch rain. Moraine Park temp 79, wind SW 8 mph, .13 inch rain, Tuesday attendance 5,204.

Jacob Kulkin Boyles Ave Anna Vrabel Burke Dudash Northview Ave Spurgeon W. Turner Friendship St Frank Hannon Phillips Place David Clyde Lewis Sharon Pennsylvania Shenango River

City Council faces belt tightening to balance year

City officials warned last night that tighter spending is needed to end the six million dollar city budget in balance. Business administrator William G Tallman reported 54.29 percent of the 1979 budget spent by midyear, 2.2 percent more than last year. Municipal garage remains underfunded with only 25 percent of its budget left and $41,370 budgeted versus $53,735 spent in 1978. An extra 50,000 to 75,000 will be required in 1980 for workers compensation, on top of a 500,000 to 600,000 rise in other items.

William G Tallman Tallman

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