28 Jul 1971
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1971
Page
1
The 747 offers a global dining concept with courses like Greenland Halibut Danish Shrimp and English Lamb Chops. International hostesses serve meals including Miss Ingrid Bekkelund reflecting origin and destination cuisines on board.
Sunny start in western Pennsylvania with increasing clouds and a warmer feel. Showers and a few thundershowers expected tonight into Thursday, not as cool tonight. Highs in the upper 70s to low 80s, lows mid 50s to low 60s, and Thursday highs mid 70s to near 80.
The Pennsylvania House Appropriations Committee chopped 38 million from the Senate bill and redirected 42 million into bloc grants for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh for the coming school year. Philadelphia would receive 34 million and Pittsburgh 8 million. A new subsidy formula for next year was urged, with rural and suburban districts seeking a fairer share. The panel also pared the general appropriations bill to 2.74 billion and kept a 3.058 billion projected budget.
Karen Lee Renner 25 of Enon Valley RD 2 Little Beaver Township died in a head on collision on US 61 three miles south of Old Appleton Missouri. She was a passenger when her car crossed the median and struck a truck. Death was instantaneous from head injuries and a possible neck fracture. She grew up in Enon Valley and was born October 29 1945 in New Castle. Survivors include her parents a son and two daughters and two brothers.
Kevin Dye, 9, missing since July 18 in Natrona County, Wyoming, was found alive after searches covered 30 square miles on Casper Mountain. He appeared well, though frightened, and was retrieved by responders using infrared and tracking dogs.
The Apollo 15 crew David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin won approval for a Friday touchdown at the moon foothills amid a problem resolved electrical fault a circuit breaker incident on a mission valued at 445 million dollars Worden will orbit longer and Irwin will perform the first true spacewalk as they extend six days of lunar activity
President Nixon studying a plan to double the Federal Reserve Board, potentially prompting heated debate similar to FDR’s court packing issue. Burns rejects salary hike, cooling Nixon Burns relationship as inflation policy tensions mount. Apollo 15 mission details follow with lunar module checks and timing.
Spokesmen say the New Castle Area School Board is close to a settlement with teachers after a bargaining session that ran from 8 p m to just after 2 a m. Many items were resolved and only a few remain. A follow up session is scheduled for Aug 9.
Vincent Charles Teresa testified that one large gang runs organized crime in the United States financing its operations through a nickel-bet street gambling network. He described the mob as the main underworld force, with gambling underpinning bribes, crooked officials, and broader criminal activity.
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