Administration moves to curb executive pay
Daily Break reports the Daily Break Administration plans to rein in excessive pay for executives the move aims to cap top salaries and align compensation with performance and public concern.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2009
Page
1
Daily Break reports the Daily Break Administration plans to rein in excessive pay for executives the move aims to cap top salaries and align compensation with performance and public concern.
The Pittsburgh Penguins edged the Detroit Red Wings in a tight game to force a seventh and deciding matchup. Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin led the visitors with key scoring plays as both teams traded momentum late.
A state page feature highlights informal outdoor screenings nicknamed guerrilla drive ins. The article notes memory driven scenes and communal viewing in informal settings, capturing a retro vibe as residents revisit simple screenings and shared films.
Obituaries honor Alvin L. Baker 37 of Old Chewton Road Bertha Gosciewski 94 of Rhodes Estates Martha Ann Nye 46 of Fordell Helen Bair Owen New Wilmington Audrey E Waterfield 70 of Ellwood City Della M Ward 77 of 435 Falls Ave.
Lawrence County Commissioners unanimously adopted a resolution to buy the former Second Presbyterian Church from Paul Lynch Investments for 275000, 25000 above the initial offer to Shenango Presbytery. The site behind the courthouse at Milton and Countyline streets has hosted county parking and voting machine storage.
Dennis Robbins, a wheelchair user and frequent New Castle Area Transit rider, faced a 600 pound limit on bus lifts. After advocacy with legislators, the mayor, and Disabilities Options Network, officials arranged accommodations allowing his wife to assist or drivers to disengage the chair. Robbins faces uncertainty about long term feasibility due to osteoarthritis and weight concerns.
Mahoning Township considers leaving the Northwest Lawrence Regional Police Department over budget concerns. Vito Veropoli asked solicitor Lou Perrotta to review expenses and report back next month with a plan, noting the two townships currently pay 130 800 each for two full-time and three part-time officers.
Former New Castle student Joshua Stewart and his mother Charmagne Henry sue the New Castle Area School District in U S District Court Pittsburgh alleging Title IV Civil Rights Act violations conspired rights violations and negligence after a February 2007 death linked to oxycodone at New Castle High School Erica Million 16 died February 27 2007 the district expelled Stewart in a 7 0 vote accusing him of distributing a controlled substance the suit cites negligent investigation and conspiratorial actions by district officials
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