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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2009
Page
1
Rescue teams press on as daylight fades in the effort to locate the missing Air France jet. Authorities, aided by radar and search planes, pursue any debris or signals along a wide stretch of ocean.
Irene F. Borsic 81 of Billerica Mass passed away recently. James E. Shirey Jr 70 of Edinburg. Stanley P. Janis Sr 82 resided at 116 Pauline Drive obituary notices announce each death with brief biographical details.
The homicide trial of Michael Roberts enters its final phase as defense witnesses testify after the prosecution rested. Details reveal Palumbo was found beaten at 719 East Long Avenue on March 25 2005 and died the next day. Roberts faces possible death penalty or life without parole if convicted.
Five Lincoln High School juniors led by Rob Pryde crafted two tables and two benches under after school supervision for the Western Pennsylvania Table Project aiding Katrina survivors. The effort, born from Jim Moose’s ministry work, trained students, earned graduation service hours, and aims to expand next year with mentors guiding underclassmen.
Beginning in July New Castle will issue pay and pension payments via direct deposit to employees and retirees. Finance chief Stephanie Dean notes the change boosts efficiency after a former clerk faced charges for misusing payroll funds totaling about 30,958 dollars. A June 30 preliminary hearing is planned in Lawrence County Central Court.
President Obama announced a temporary 60 percent government ownership of General Motors as the company filed for bankruptcy protection. The remark echoed Charles E. Wilson’s 1953 line about GM being good for the United States, highlighting the historic link between GM and national policy.
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