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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1992
Page
9
State labor officials say extended jobless aid will be phased out starting Sunday and terminate July 4 unless Congress acts to extend the program. The Federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation program, signed by President Bush in November, provides benefits to unemployed workers who exhaust regular state benefits.
Federal law sets a 20 week maximum for extended unemployment benefits beginning Sunday. Claimants exhausting regular benefits in the week ending July 4 or later will not qualify for emergency benefits unless Congress extends the program.
Claimants who used all regular benefits before last week may receive up to 33 weeks of unemployment compensation. Information cards are being inserted in regular and emergency checks to explain the law. If the card does not arrive by Friday, call the local Job Center at 656 3165 or the Claims Information Center at 800 622 5627.
Kmart Corp launches a nametags campaign for a planned monument honoring the American flag the national anthem and Francis Scott Key to be built near Key's Potomac home in Washington DC slated for completion in September 1993 donors pay 2 for one listing 5 for five names and a bumper sticker donations accepted at Kmart jewelry counters through July 4 Integra Financial launches Integra Mortgage Co pending Landmark Savings acquisition John T Gregor named president and CEO with Thomas J Finnegan as EVP to integrate mortgage operations NUCOM Electronics earns 1991 Motorola Pinnacle Club Award for top 70 dealers nationwide with plaque and a trip to Scottsdale Arizona in February deals competed in four leagues by size and resources.
A.G Edwards moves its Sharon office to 2500 Highland Road Kerrwood Place. The St. Louis based securities firm has operated here for 10 years with nine brokers offering a full range of investments and financial services including stocks bonds mutual funds retirement plans life insurance and annuities.
Horace P. Payne Jr. of Peoples Natural Gas Co. is named to the Governor's Advisory Commission of African-American Affairs. He joins eight other western Pennsylvanians as advisers on policy and legislation affecting Pennsylvania's black residents and lives in the Homewood area.
Congress rewrites estimated tax rules affecting filers with over 75,000 AGI in 1992 and a 40,000 rise from last year. Taxpayers must estimate quarterly taxes using current year information, losing prior year as a fixed guide. Penalties may be waived only for casualties or unusual circumstances, urging careful calculation.
Shelton Connecticut AP recounts how David A Mullany and his father invented the Wiffle Ball from a curve ball idea. The white perforated ball and yellow bats grew into a family business, spawning a World Wiffle Ball Association and a popular backyard game embraced by players of all ages.
The first Wiffle Ball was created by taping two halves of a package to hold Coty perfume. It is named for the whiff sound of a miss. Original junior ball cost 49 cents in 1956 at a Connecticut diner counter. Current suggested prices: junior 90 cents, baseball size $1.00, softball $1.25. bat and baseball-size ball sell for $3.00. Yellow plastic bats are made by a different company for Wiffle Ball Inc.
The Institute of the German Economy in Cologne says the Big Mac price rivals purchasing power benchmarks. It notes five Big Macs for $11 versus 18 marks for four, implying the dollar is undervalued against the DM, with Moscow offering favorable prices at about 59 cents per sandwich.
Thorman of New Castle a University of Pittsburgh engineer student accepts a cooperative engineering position with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Pittsburgh. He expects to graduate in December 1994 and notes Pitt’s program blends academic work with real world sessions for hands on experience. Ella Jones named nurse manager of 6 Main at Meridia Huron Hospital, with prior ICU and interim roles since 1988, earns nursing diploma from St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing in New Castle. Gregory L. Schweitzer hired as loan officer at PennWest Farm Credit’s New Castle Branch after IU of Pennsylvania finance degree. farm credit serves 6,000 members in PA and WV. M. Joan Gwin retires after 39 years with Liberty Mutual, honored in Boston Quarter Century Club. Lawrence Caggiano completes 25 years and joins Liberty Mutual Quarter Century Club. Dr. Joseph E. Ross attends PDA session in Pittsburgh, active in Ninth District Dental Society and National Children’s Dental Health Month. Frank Work accepts service position with Central Heating and Plumbing after Navy service, brings 15 years in HVAC industry. resides in Ellwood City.
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