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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1980

Page

5

Shenango Roca bids rejected. board re-advertises job

New Castle News reports Shenango Roca construction bids opened last night ranged from 31 917 to 55 000 and were rejected. Venturella says three of four bidders inspected the building and suggested partial renovation with emphasis on windows to cut costs about half. The board granted leave without pay for Linda King and approved transportation for recreation participants to Shenango Bowl a Way and swimming with a small student fee. Sixth grade trip to Sea World approved with 330 for buses. Final pay for 53 teachers due June 30 with others paid in July August. Tax per capita totals listed for South New Castle Borough and Shenango Township. Congratulatory note to Eleanor Kumrow and gifted students who earned two firsts and a third at Slippery Rock State College. Depository remains First Seneca Bank. papers to be submitted for a tax anticipated loan.

Venturella Sea World South New Castle Borough Shenango Township Eleanor Kumrow Slippery Rock State College First Seneca Bank Lawrence Village Plaza

Hell's Run faces surface mining clash over unique watershed

Community members from Slippery Rock Township oppose a Kerry Coal Co plan to mine in Hell's Run Wyoming area citing environmental threats. Officials warn of disruption to a wilderness trout stream and possible domino effects on other valuable sites. Local residents urge stronger inspections and safeguards while supporters argue with proper precautions mining could be managed without destroying the area’s unique flora and quiet.

Beth Trimble Slippery Rock Township Hell’s Hollow Kuntz Wyoming Hell’s Run Beaver Valley Weirich Michael Boyle Pennsylvania Council of Trout Unlimited Boyle DEA Vernon Kerry Kerry Coal Co Pennsylvania Gerard Nosal Lawrence County Conservation District Kerry Merritt

City Chief responds to stray dog pickups in housing projects

City Police Chief Joseph Farris addressed a Saturday article remark concerning stray dogs in housing projects. He said the dog catcher has collected 68 strays since the year began and replied to Charles Kraus, housing authority executive director, who suggested slower response in projects versus Highland Avenue during a tenants meeting.

Joseph Farris Farris Charles Kraus

Labor council to seek strike legislation in Lawrence County

Lawrence County Labor Union Council Executive Committee voted to ask city council to pass ordinance prohibiting strikebreakers from replacing striking city workers. They plan to meet with city officials on legality and possibility of endorsement. President Ted Scardefeld urged first meeting with the mayor. The group opposed privatizing the county nursing home and canceled June through August meetings, resuming September 29.

Lawrence County Labor Union Council City Council Ted Scardefeld Scardefeld

Man Regains Sight After Nine Years Meets Granddaughters

Edwin Robinson of Falmouth Maine regained sight from a lightning injury last week and met his granddaughters Christina eight and Kimberly nine in a New York hotel. He told them he felt like a million dollars and described his return to vision as moving from Cloud Nine to Cloud Ten. His son Lee a Marine gunnery sergeant also reunited with him after eleven years, as Robinson also recovered some hearing.

New York UPI Edwin Robinson Falmouth Maine Christina Kimberly

Laurel district faces sticker shock on next year’s costs

The Laurel Area School District debates funding for gifted programs with a forecasted 964 dollars in state aid, while officials criticize unrealistically low state projections. The board approves bids for lower hospitalization insurance and football coverage, sets a 38.75 dollar per student plan increase, and votes to borrow tax anticipation funds if market conditions improve. They also authorize an 18 037 50 dollar coal purchase and a 825 72 dollar Pennsylvania School Board Association membership for 1980 81.

State Department of Education Bulazo Laurel Area Jack Wilson Washington National Martin Brothers Coal Co Volant Pennsylvania School Board Association

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