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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1993
Page
9
Rural residents near Vasquez Rocks County Park oppose the influx of outsiders and litter as Steven Spielberg films The Flintstones at the location 45 miles north of Los Angeles. The ongoing disruption surrounds the Bedrock movie set and related activity.
Residents describe an invasion as crowds flocked to the Bedrock site for a live-action Flintstones film featuring Elizabeth Taylor and John Goodman. Publicist Don Levy assures orderly conduct as filming wraps next month. Release slated for summer 1994.
Deanna Raulston reports a rising body piercing trend spreading from the coasts to the Midwest. The piece notes motivations of adornment and self expression, mentions Chicago piercer Rev. Mad Jack and Cincinnati shop owner Andy Hector, cites typical costs, and reflects on personal restraint amid novelty.
Freshman Rep. Ron Klink spends a packed day in Washington meeting with union leaders and colleagues. He derides NAFTA as harmful to his 4th District and plans a TV panel show while juggling fundraising to cover debts from his earlier campaign. He cites a CWA reception as key money source and notes lawmakers’ focus amid cross party debate.
Rep. Ron Klink defeats incumbent Democrat Joseph Kolter in a five way primary with 45 percent to 19 percent and then defeats Republican Gordon Johnston in the general election 79 percent to 29 percent. Born September 23, 1951 in Canton Ohio, Klink is a television news anchorman and restaurant owner residing in Penn Township Westmoreland County with wife Linda Hogan and two children. He belongs to the United Church of Christ and attended Meyersdale High School. He has no prior elected office and serves on Education and Labor Banking Finance and Urban Affairs and Small Business committees. His 1993 campaign began with 2,496 cash on hand and 103,929 in debts.
The Jameson Junior Guild presented a $200,000 life sized check to Jameson Memorial Hospital chief Thomas White, part of a $1 million pledge for a new emergency services department. Elinor Davis drew a fuchsia lifesaver from the USS JMH as the bank dispute looms and government plans create delays.
The Jameson Junior Guild creates the Elinor Davis Scholarship honoring the outgoing Jameson Memorial Hospital president. It offers a $1000 award to hospital staff pursuing health related education or job skill improvements, requiring 25 hours weekly and one year of service.
Cynthia Griffin of the Health Education Center spoke at the New Englander Banquet Facility about building a positive self image for women. She outlined four life facets physical social mental and spiritual and urged development of each to feel strong and believable to others.
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