New Castle School District faces 940000 deficit in 1987 88
The New Castle Area School District unveiled a 1987-88 budget with a deficit over 940000. State law requires a balanced budget by June 29, forcing hard choices between raising revenues and cutting expenses.
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New Castle Area
New Castle
Prisoner of the past reinvents Eastern State Penitentiary
Philadelphia officials seek bids to repurpose the 19th century Eastern State Penitentiary turning the historic jail into condominiums and shops. The plan aims to save the building, keep its exterior look, and bring in 2.5 to 3 million dollars while boosting the local economy.
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Eastern State Penitentiary
Philadelphia
I Liked It When Newspapers Didn't Gate Scandal
Crane of 20th century press culture laments modern media trends and political sensationalism. He recalls 1940 bipartisan civility, respectful naming, and verifiable scandal driven by hard evidence. He questions media zeal, asks about journalistic integrity, and critiques sensationalism in politics and society.
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Wendell Willkie
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Richard Secord
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Gary Hart
Prison guards get AIDS education at Virginia academy
At the Virginia Department of Corrections Academy for Staff Development a 32 member graduating class hears a message on AIDS. Instructors note that many fear AIDS more than riots while reporting no staff testing positive from prisoner contact. The program covers testing inmates for AIDS antibodies and related infection risks.
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Larry T. Wilkerson
Academy
AIDS education in prisons eyed as safety tool
Editorial Research notes that states vary on inmate AIDS testing, with Nevada testing all inmates while others lag. It highlights a film from the Federal Bureau of Prisons showing how AIDS spreads and precautions like gloves and disinfectants. A NIJ survey finds most systems offer staff education, helping avert union actions.
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Miracles and belief in hope and life
A reader reflects on miracles big and small, recounting personal recovery after a bypass, the Rickenbacker seagull story, and the choice to hold faith against pessimism. The essay urges stepping beyond the real world to embrace possible outcomes and the miracle of life.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
Pacific
Rickenbacker
Leo F. Buscaglia
NEW York Times Syndicate
Jaycee Survey Maps Lawrence County Community Outlook
The New Castle Jaycees surveyed 175 Lawrence County residents to gauge views on public services education jobs and recreation. Findings show satisfaction in some areas like water and libraries but concern over police protection transport industrial development and youth opportunities with calls for more jobs and stronger development programs.
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