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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1971
Page
15
Scoutmaster Harry E. Senheiser, 36, longtime scouting leader and language arts teacher at Memorial School in Neshannock Township, commands Troop 43 with 55 boys. They will use a new state acquisition at Peluso Camp grounds, recently obtained by the Fish Commission.
Partly cloudy and mild today with a chance of showers and thundershowers. Highs in the 70s, tonight fair and mild with lows in the 50s. Friday partly cloudy with a chance of thundershowers, highs in the 70s to low 80s. 24 hour stats show max 80, min 62, precip .83 inch. Shenango River stage 5.02 ft. Moraine State Park data show 70F, west wind, 2,516 attendance. obituaries note Mrs. Frank Pelino 87, Harry Reynolds 75, Laura Levy 60.
In Harrisburg the House defeated a Sunday liquor sales bill 87 to 110 after a stormy session and then approved a school pledge of allegiance measure 178 to 16. Debate centered on local option and food sales thresholds. amendments failed. The House adjourned to Monday amid continued interest in reconciling liquor policy.
The American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees has been certified by the Labor Relations Board as the bargaining agent for about 17,000 state maintenance workers in Pennsylvania. The unit includes thousands of PennDOT workers including 140 at the Lawrence County garage and covers blue collar trades and their first line supervisors. The certification follows a previous contested election and the union plans immediate negotiations while appealing a court case over politically based firings.
Area Four of CHARGE Inc announces public elections for board members on June 16 from 1 to 7 p.m. at East Side Croton Community Center. Voters must be 19 or older in Target Area Four. Five board vacancies remain with petitions due by June 9.
The Yuba City mass murder case widens as infrared aerials map 23 graves while technicians scan a darkroom for more bodies. Juan V Corona, 37, pleaded innocent to 10 counts in a hurried arraignment. a June 16 preliminary hearing is set. Sheriff Whiteaker notes camera use as new tool. river levee search yields nothing. Deputy doubts wrong man may have been arrested. defender presses to access evidence within 48 hours.
Thirteen North Vietnamese prisoners of war travel home aboard the Upshur, wearing maroon pajamas and towels, as the ship heads 100 miles to the Ben Hai River DMZ area. They leave Da Nang, with flags from the United States, South Vietnam, and Red Cross aboard. Newsmen are largely ignored.
Tornadoes damaged Findlay and McCutchinville in Ohio and Edinboro in Pennsylvania, destroying homes barns and a concrete silo. No injuries reported. A local businessman estimated $35,000 in damages. Strong winds uprooted trees and caused outages as thunderstorm warnings spread across the region.
New Delhi cholera toll climbs with PTI reporting at least 1000 deaths and other accounts over 5000. Epidemic spread centered in Nadia district near Calcutta with Karimpur town death figure over 200. Authorities trace outbreak to East Pakistan refugee camps.
The New Castle Area Education Association gave its case in a three hour session over a 1971-72 contract conflict with the New Castle School Board. Fact finder Dr. John W. May of Washington and Jefferson College supervised the hearing. A second session is planned Saturday for the board to present its facts. The finder will then issue recommendations to both groups, who have 10 days to accept. If no agreement, the act requires public disclosure of bargaining areas. The district has undergone meet and discuss and state mediation phases without reaching a contract.
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