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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1980
Page
5
The report notes ragweed can be managed with selective herbicides or by cutting before hay fever season which starts late in August. Property owners should mow idle land to keep grass and other plants. Ragweed grows 1 to 5 feet, up to 15 feet, with feathery leaves and yellowish spire flowers along vacant lots and roadsides. A bloom mid August to September can release up to one billion pollen grains and generally settles within 150 feet.
Former county solicitors say commissioners only appoint members to the authority. Voted 2 to 1 with Vitril opposing, hires include Naomi McHenry Judy Orlando Gerianne Fazioli and Ricky DeCarbo at 3.46 per hour for June 9 to September 5. Also Diane Pagley hired at 3.24 per hour as bookkeeper. Janice Morgan named full time at Juvenile Detention Center to replace Mary Donofrio. Part time hires include Richard Antoniazzi Kathy Reamer and Mary Clark. Linda Pezzuolo hired as secretary for District Justice Kradel retroactive to May 27. Bobby Cialella hired as part time maintenance at Hill View Manor. Oil purchases approved for county home and backup tank at new Government Center.
A township meeting erupted over funding and staffing as residents accused officials of firing two police officers to save money. The board set Police Chief Carmona at 400 a month and Officer Caiazza at 350 a month, while designating the Education Service Agency to manage crossing guards. Residents pressed for answers on raises, travel expenses, garbage rules, stray dogs, and road upkeep amid broader budget strain.
William Russell, 72, of Washington County, died at Mercy Hospital after a head-on collision on State Route 40 in North Bethlehem Township. Donald Huey, 19, of Ebama, Washington County, was in guarded condition at Washington Hospital after his vehicle crossed the center line and struck Russell’s pickup while allegedly traveling at high speed.
Ohio's top fiscal experts told the Legislature after a six week recess that the state's economic condition is very bleak and could worsen in the coming months. Lawmakers return to session confronting the need to tighten already tight state expenditures and consider cutbacks.
Taylor Township supervisors reminded residents at last night’s meeting that weeds must be cut by June 25 under the township ordinance. Fines apply for weeds over six inches. junk and unlicensed vehicles must be removed unless garaged. building permits are required for new construction from Joseph Canerot on Ninth Street in West Pittsburg.
Pulaski Township supervisors voted to request 10 week CETA summer jobs for disadvantaged youths ages 14 to 21 in Lawrence County. They explored obtaining up to 279 positions but remained uncertain. In other business, they submitted three areas for the county's 12 year road program.
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