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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1980
Page
7
Sands sent letters to the board on May 22 and has not received a reply. If board members refuse to resign, he may sue. Council President DeCarbo backs the mayor. Members serve five year terms with several expirations upcoming through 1983. Sands says the matter is referred to his solicitor.
A county family lost their six year old mobile home in a blaze after the mother left to take her son to work at 3 35 p m They had no insurance and are paying a loan The family is staying with Mrs Jones with no belongings except money found in the remains The fire cause is unknown This marks the fourth mobile home fire in the county since Saturday leaving families without most possessions.
Nelson Ayres, 44, of McKeesport pleaded guilty to arson charges tied to five attempted fires at the Penn McKee Hotel in McKeesport. The April and May last year incidents targeted stairwells laundry chutes and the roof, were put out quickly, and no injuries were reported.
In Pittsburgh UPI report, U.S. District Court Judge Gerald Weber warned Philadelphia singer Sterling Tommy Cook of up to one year’s imprisonment if he continued asserting ties to The Platters. The judge found Cook had repeatedly infringed the Platters trademark.
In a Rochester jewelry store case the defendant denied selling rings and gold and discussed plans to free Donald Clemmer from jail. Cross‑examined witnesses described inconsistent prior statements, police involvement, and seized clothing, including a blood‑stained shirt linked to Mrs Paz, with varying accounts of the recovered trousers and missing glasses complicating witness ability to read police statements.
Residents urged return of bus transportation for kindergarten students amid cost concerns. Speakers criticized administrative costs rising 108 percent in a decade and warned a smaller tax base endangers programs. One resident tied attracting families to stronger academics and population growth. The discussion touched on Amish land and local growth tensions.
Amid discussions on a local school budget residents in Wilmington hear both support and opposition to millage increases. An Amish man noted he is hurting from taxes while board president James Cover cites petition stacks urging both restraint and higher funding. The district extends the meeting deadline to allow additional speakers.
At a recent organizational meeting the New Wilmington 4-H Sewing Club elected officers Michelle Rowe as president Hillary Haines as vice president Julie Chisholm as secretary Lori Garrett as game leader and Kim Warner as news reporter The group then learned proper button sewing technique.
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