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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1979
Page
4
The editorial outlines a national Year of the Child addressing teenage drinking and drugs, vandalism, juvenile crime, and child abuse. It cites FBI arrest data, Alcoholism Clinic views, and National Center figures, urging parental influence, reduced pornography exploitation, and urgent policy focus.
The article argues energy plans lack coherence and urgency amid post Three Mile Island doubt. It notes coal mining outpacing demand, unemployment among miners, and shifts from coal to oil and gas due to past policy. It calls for short-term relief from foreign dependence and decisive long-term resource development. From Killeen Texas Daily Herald.
A garbled OCR style item from New Castle News includes distorted names and phrases such as a veteran manager and publisher, a weekly price listing, and notes about postage paid at Sew Canthe Pa. It reflects a chaotic early line of a historical edition with scattered addresses and ads.
United Press International notes Chicago is 16th on the National Weather Service gale list, with Des Moines, Omaha, Dallas, and Boston ranked higher. The Windy City remains notable for strong gusts amid regional comparisons.
A beagle hit by a car on the East Side around 9 p.m. May 17 received prompt care after a police officer noticed five licenses on its red collar signaling responsible ownership. The dog endured mangled legs, a torn shoulder, and multiple rewraps before returning home with improved mobility after several veterinarian visits. The incident spurred calls for dog tags and stricter licensing, while state officials pursue violators of dog laws amid broader notes on road wildlife and fuel prices during a nine day trip.
The People Write Editor argues the New Castle Area School Systems Gifted Program must continue with thorough research and deliberate recognition. It contends the current needs cannot be met by returning to the old system and urges broad involvement from administration, the board, community and parents.
The piece argues that gifted education is essential under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act and should not be cut. It urges reallocating funds and reexamining efforts to preserve the Gifted Program, warning that ignoring giftedness risks wasting the children who are the system s most precious resource.
Dr Tom M Wiand of New Castle argues against dismissing two dental hygienists tied to the city school system. He recalls decades of service, fluoridation efforts, and the lag in preventive care as children’s teeth and fear of the dentist are addressed by hygienists whose removal he calls a setback for the community.
A retired dental hygienist asserts in a May column that the New Castle Area School Board voted a 15 mill tax hike and eliminated 19 teachers and two dental hygienists to cover a deficit. She defends the dental program, noting state mandates and payments for examinations and follow up, and praises the ongoing 1924 initiated dental health plan in the district.
A reader laments petty overcharging by hotel and airport shops especially for cigarettes and toiletries. He scorns greed dressed as convenience, tosses back the overpriced pack, and argues the small chiseler deserves punishment rather than profit. He condemns petty gouging as worse than grand overcharges.
Dear Dr Graham explains that seeking God is reciprocal. God seeks you and moves through your thoughts and feelings, so open your life, drop unbelief, invite Him to reveal Himself, turn to the Bible, and let Him show His love.
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