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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1987
Page
3
Rep Alphonso Deal longtime civil rights activist and former police officer died at Temple University Hospital Philadelphia after a long cancer battle. The Philadelphia Democrat and seven term House member was known for sharp stand against racial discrimination.
Bandleader Sammy Kaye, famous for Swing and Sway rhythms and the so you want to lead a band programs, died of cancer at 77 at Valley Hospital Ridgewood. He had lived in New York City and his funeral is planned at St Jean de Baptiste Church in Manhattan. His popular records helped Columbia’s ranks for years.
Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole says the administration will seek 41.5 million to fund 995 additional air traffic controllers supervisors and essential technical support personnel. FAA had 15,132 controllers by April and expects 15,225 by Sept 30. Growth projections for 1988 rise to 5-6 percent, prompting staffing into fiscal year 1989 to prevent workload problems.
New Castle voters turnout reached 57.7 percent with 26 013 ballots cast. Helen I Morgan won the Republican nomination for Prothonotary with 788 write in votes and is virtually assured of re election in November. Anthony M Toscano received 60 GOP write ins and did not gain the nomination. Morgan had no Democratic opposition. DeCarbo led auditor write ins in several townships though he does not reside there. Micco notes write in votes require at least 10 to win in townships and boroughs.
Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts presents a June exhibit featuring 21 regional artists from Lawrence County Eastern Ohio and Pittsburgh. About 50 decorative and functional pieces including stained glass windows shutters boxes and lamps will be on display Sundays through June 26 with viewing hours 9 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Saturday. A public reception is scheduled 2 to 4 pm Sunday at 124 E Leasure Ave.
Harrisburg based plan backed by animal rights advocates seeks to bar shelters from using lost or unwanted pets for research or blood donation. Senate bill champion Sen. Stewart Greenleaf condemns back door sales or donations and calls for public accountability while noting a Philadelphia shelter's practice of bleeding large dogs for donor banks. Opponents argue shelters may need donor programs with owner consent and private sector oversight.
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