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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1980
Page
3
A white motorcyclist was shot and killed and three others wounded in a tense night of racial unrest in a black Hollywood neighborhood. Broward County authorities reported the area quiet again, noting three whites and one black shot amid rioting tied to park drug activity and prior Miami violence.
Charles William Monico 25 of 309 E Northview Ave pronounced dead on arrival at St Francis Hospital at 2 58 a m June 5 1980 after an automobile crash on East Washington Street He born April 5 1955 in New Castle to Charles Sager and Marian Logan Sager He married Mary Joanne Glitch Nov 29 1975 Surviving include wife parents step parents siblings and grandparents Funeral arrangements at Tanner Reynolds Mortuary with service Saturday conducted by Rev Abel Robles Interment Oak Park Cemetery Also noted Edward Vitarelli 75 of Hawaii died June 3 1980 Funeral services in Hawaii Former New Wilmington resident
The Shenango High School Class of 1950 celebrated its 30th anniversary with a reunion at Troggio's. John Trimble welcomed attendees with advisor Leora McCommon at the head table. Gail Cowan led the invocation as stories and early-year photos were shared.
California voters rejected Proposition 11 boosting oil stocks while banks cut prime lending rates to 13 percent. The Dow rose 14.25 points to 858.02 as volume surged across NYSE and NASDAQ with strong oil sector activity and gold prices climbing amid a weaker dollar.
Slippery Rock State College announces the appointment of three top managers by President Herb. F. Reinhard Jr. Effective July 1, Dr. Robert Aebersold becomes vice president for academic affairs, Dr. Stephen Hulbert vice president for administrative and fiscal affairs, and Dr. Robert Dawson executive to the president. Aebersold and Hulbert served temporarily. Dawson replaces Carol Matteson who will return to teaching and pursue a doctoral degree.
New Castle High School class of 1940 to hold a reunion on September 27 at the Sheraton Inn in West Middlesex. The committee seeks addresses for Berniece Kusnierek Ann Miller Jean Chapman Kathryn Nowling Jones II Marjorie McNicholas Miles William Cousins Ira Peterson Hall Ruth Peterson Beatrice McKee John McMullen Sam Stein Betty Belancin Geraldine Jones Steve Smith and Robert Patteson. Contact Phyllis Cavaricci 1103 Rose Ave or Lloyd Thompson 332 E Park Ave with any information.
Regular Sabbath services will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Temple Israel located at Moody and Highland avenues. The congregation’s high school graduates will be the focus of the service and their parents will host a social hour after the service.
Duane Pitzer a 15 year old from 2806 Shady Lane Drive was taken to Jameson Memorial Hospital after his bicycle collided with a car on Mitchell Road near Neshannock High School this morning.
Towne and Orlando push for lower permit fees in New Castle noting top charges deter repairs. Kite defends fees as city safeguards while gathering data from other cities. The city collects about $30,000 yearly and maintains a full time inspector amid paperwork burdens.
State Rep Thomas J Fee backs an amendment to House Bill 2351 to provide 5 cents per district resident to small libraries serving up to 12 percent of a district population. New Castle would gain about 22 257 dollars in state aid though district serves 8 7 percent of population. The measure awaits committee action.
Shenango school libraries at Shenango High and Shenango Elementary will remain open on weekdays in June from 10 a.m. to noon, providing access to students and community members.
Mayor Angela Sands' ad hoc committee on Drug and Alcohol Abuse met at City Building. Marlene Stewart of the Human Services Center spoke on goal setting and prevention as key to survival, noting drug misuse is a societal issue. The next meeting is July 8 at the Human Services Center with Mrs. Stewart reviewing curriculum studies. public invited.
The Long John Silvers crew sponsors a charity car wash to aid the Easter Seal Society. It runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on June 14 in the restaurant lot. Senior citizens pay half price, and litter bags and a cake are given away to participants.
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