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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
21
Television listings show What's My Line at 2:30 with four contestants, Courtship of Eddie's Father at 9, Gireus on the 200 Newsroom channel, Circus on channel 210, Adam-12421. Start times vary, note the 8:90 p.m. indicator.
Readable fragments show a Saturday lineup of broadcasts from 2:00 to 4:40 PM featuring Baseball, Gilligan’s Island, Earth Lab, Pink Panther, Road Runner, American Bandstand, and other programs. Listings include stations or blocks like CBS, promotional titles, and various show times.
A Saturday night lineup features The Great Sanford Siege at 8 pm on Channel M1 with Redd Foxx and Remond Wilson. Movies follow across channels including Rage to Live, Lovie She Waits, Two Are Guilty, and Love American Style segments. The schedule runs into late night with The Apaches Last Cattle and Girls Night Out among others.
Weekend schedule lists games across channels with baseball matchups including Twins Indians Cubs Giants Pirates Dodgers and Tigers Twins. Also features golf bowling horse racing tennis and track and field events with notable players and hosts listed.
The on air timetable lists sign on at 0am and sign off 1:5 pm with West News and ABC Contemporary content. It covers Friday Saturday Sunday blocks including sports weather and multiple daily features and names hosts, programs, and time slots.
The Northwest Region Council of the Governor's Justice Commission approved 6,886 for the City of New Castle to send three officers to the Hershey training academy. The three men are expected to be hired soon and will be paid as regular policemen while at the 10 week course. The council noted only 10,000 of the 15,000 in grants is available, with the rest expected from Senate Amendment funds.
Funeral directors listed with firms including Richard 424 and Cunningham Chestnut, along with a brief city police report detailing two traffic accidents. Alan W. Brown, 22, Ithaca, rear ended a parked car near Mercer Street at 12:05 am. Frank Iwanejko, 22, Hamilton Street, cited after admitting suspension. Grace Nimmo, 45, RD 6, pulled from Lot. collision with Kenneth Cannon, 42, Forest Avenue, $400 damage. A Husky puppy was stolen from Sharp Street by three youths, and a mattress fire in Neshannock Township caused unknown damage.
Memorials recall Rose Thitenbolo who died two years ago and express thanks for condolences. Notices list bereavement acknowledgments for John Gominick and Eam Hason, with flowers and cards. Obituaries and service details span multiple locals including New Castle and West Pittshur. public notices cover estate actions, legal ads, and bids.
An advertisement seeks school teachers and college students for service work. It lists E3 Appliance Repair and SINGER sewing machine service with free in home estimates. A phone contact 654-5763 is provided along with an authorized dealer mention and miscellaneous garbled text.
Police reported seven vandalism cases yesterday and today. On the East Side two tires were slashed on five cars overnight at 215 and 216 North Walnut and 719 Croton Avenue. On the West Side Rosie Beech reported slashed convertible roof gas tank tampering and crayon graffiti. Windows were damaged and lights broken at her home. A 17 year old boy was arrested for throwing a firecracker into the Benjamin Franklin Junior High principal’s office. No injuries or damage reported.
Charges against John Barker of 180L Grove Street for obscene telephone calls were dismissed by District Justice Merle H. Hildebrand for insufficient evidence. Barker had faced allegations from city police dated April 10.
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