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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 2000

Page

6

Amish embrace computing in Lancaster County shifts

Moses B. Smucker, an Amish shop owner, uses seven computers and plans a computer leasing business despite opposition from Old Order leaders. In Lancaster County about 1,500 Old Order Amish firms have formed since 1980, many from farming to business. Experts note fear and self-righteousness amid new tech adoption, with some groups restricting Internet access and computer use.

Lewistown Moses B. Smucker Smucker Lancaster County Donald Kraybill Messiah College Penn Johns Elementary Pennsylvania Beverly Brenister David Hoover Hoover Paul D. Stolzfus Stolzfus Beachy

Time Warner opens cable to Juno in high speed deal

Time Warner Cable set to announce a preliminary agreement with Juno Online Services to offer high speed Internet to cable customers. The move comes amid FCC scrutiny of Time Warner AOL merger and pressure to open access to other providers. Gerald Levin says trials and restructuring of Road Runner LLC are underway to enable widespread ISP access.

New York America Online Inc Time Warner Inc Time Warner Cable Juno Online Services Inc Time Warner Federal Communications Commissions AOL NBC ABC Glenn Britt FCC William Kennard Steve Case Gerald Levin Levin Road Runner LLC At&t

Flat heads rise as crib safety aids spark risk

Chicago AP report details the rise of positional plagiocephaly in infants tied to the Back to Sleep campaign reducing SIDS deaths. Doctors warn skull flattening increases with back sleeping and proper helmet or DOC Band therapy may be needed. Experts stress tummy time, repositioning, and avoiding premature conclusion of dangerous conditions.

Chicago Traci Fries A.J. Fries A.J Fries Frank Vicari Children’s Memorial Hospital Louis Argenta Wake Forest University North Carolina Center For Lea Menchaca Lea Traci Menchaca Houston Menchaca Cranial Tech Nologies Inc Phoenix Julie Adams American Academy of Pediatrics Academy John Kattwinkel SIDS Argenta

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