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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1989

Page

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Beijing crackdown hits 400 democracy activists in sweeping arrests

Reports from Shanghai and other cities say more than 400 activists including leaders of independent student and workers unions were detained after the Tiananmen crackdown. Guo Haifeng and Liu Xiaobo were named among those arrested as Beijing solidified martial law and a quiet but tense atmosphere persisted.

Democracy Movement Beijing U.S Hong Kong Cathay Pacific Hebei Tianjin Shanghai Beijing People’s Broadcasting Communist Party Central Chinese Television Wuhan Harbin Shenyang China Independent Students and Workers Unions Communist China Guo Haifeng Beijing Independent Student Union Liu Xiaobo Beijing Normal University Tiananmen Square

SRU recalls student and professor from Shanghai amid China unrest

Slippery Rock University plans the recall of English professor Jerome O Malley and student Karen Curtis from Shanghai International Studies University as violence escalates in China. SRU President Robert N Aebersold cites safety first while U S authorities urge citizens to leave. The two are arranging flights back to the United States with U S government and airline aid. Curtis will retain college credits.

Slippery Rock Slippery Rock University Shanghai China Robert N. Aebersold Aebersold SRU Jerome O’malley Shanghai International Studies University Karen Curtis State College Beijing U.S Stan Kendzierski O’malley Ms. Curtis Pittsburgh Kendzierski

Hoyt director aims to make art a daily positive

Susan Miller, executive director of the Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts, argues art should be a common part of life not a luxury. The Galway native describes how involvement in the arts sharpens observation, adds joy, and deepens life, recounting her unconventional path to the Hoyt amid early career shifts and nursing work.

Susan Miller Mrs. Miller Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts Hoyt David Ludwick Miller

Gehrig farewell speech recalls disease and tribute month

The 1939 farewell speech of Lou Gehrig frames his battle with ALS later dubbed Lou Gehrig's Disease. The piece notes his death two years later and previews next week's New Castle News with stories on Gehrig tribute month, local family illness, preserved mansions, helmet safety by a pediatrician, and a bank's facelift.

Lou Gehrig New York Yankees Gehrig Janice Boone Ellwood City New Castle News Cathy Byers Ms. Boone Major League Baseball New Castle Kathy Jo Brown New Wilmington Carlos Flores First Federal and Savings and Loan Association Jackie Kunzmann

Gunman holds eight at Old Faithful center in Yellowstone

Bret Hartley 18 of Baton Rouge Louisiana took eight visitors hostage at Old Faithful Visitors Center in Yellowstone National Park. He released all hostages unharmed after five hours and surrendered to park rangers. Hartley faces federal charges after medical evaluation and jail processing.

Old Faithful, Wyo UPI Old Faithful Geyser Yellowstone National Park Park Rangers Sandra Robinson Bret Hartley Baton Rouge, la Hartley Teton County U.S Jackson Old Faithful Visitors Center Lou Houck San Antonio Arthur Thomas New Bedford Mass Bob Thomas Arvada Colo Gary Painter West Jordan Utah Delores Lauderbaugh A Yellowstone National Park Service Ms. Robinson

Tornado hits Society Hill in Philadelphia causing damage

A tornado touched down in Philadelphia's Society Hill last night, uprooting trees and damaging cars along a half mile path. One person suffered a serious injury and was listed in stable condition at Pennsylvania Hospital. Weather Service officials planned to confirm reports of the funnel cloud extending into New Jersey. Wind speeds reached about 120 mph with a 50 yard wide path. The storm caused scattered power outages affecting thousands.

Philadelphia UPI Society Hill Pennsylvania Hospital National Weather Service Camden Delaware River New Jersey Weather Service Sean Gulezian Ken Hagg New York Atlantic City

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