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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1969

Page

2

Methadone program debate gains Pennsylvania attention

In a two part series, the column notes methadone's 73 percent effectiveness and $150 yearly per patient cost, compares prison expense, and cites Senator Kline’s plan to regulate and legalize clinics in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. It highlights New York's 1964 start, clinic outcomes, and calls for legislative examination.

New York Pennsylvania Senate Ernest P. Kaine Beaver County Commonwealth Philadelphia Pittsburgh Kline New York City

Zoning Change Sparks Planning Commission Debate

Residents of Second Ward protest a zoning shift at Highland and Northview to convert a residence with a neighborhood store into commercial use. The Zoning Board of Appeals will consider broader impacts on neighborhood welfare, traffic, and children, beyond economic growth.

City Planning Commission Second Ward Highland Northview Avenues Zoning Board of Appeals

Renville Star-Farmer Quotes on Crime Control Weaknesses

The Star-Farmer from Renville Minnesota argues that law enforcement faces growing difficulty due to court precedents and procedures that undermine arrest, prosecution, and the admissibility of testimony. Police and deputies grow frustrated as technicalities threaten successful trials.

Renville Minn Star-Farmer Sheriff's Office

Manderino Emerges as Surprising State Supreme Court Hope

The 39 year old Duquesne University Law School dean, Louis L. Manderino, advocates listening to students and explaining rules to reduce protests while stressing compassion as a core judge qualification. He faces Justice Thomas V. Pomeroy in a race shaped by party dynamics, money, and urban turnout.

Supreme Court Louis L. Manderino Duquesne University Law School Manderino Ernest P Duquesne High Court Thomas V. Pomeroy Raymond P. Shafer Pomeroy Pennsylvania Kline Senate Mandelino

Prisoner's dilemma guides thermonuclear arms debate and disarmament

A viewpoint links game theory to the nuclear arms race arguing that mutual escalation leads to mutual ruin. It urges open inspection and a neutral umpire to halt proliferation and seeks universal disarmament for real freedom, warning unilateral cuts without oversight invite defection.

Bill Russia U.S

Yorty campaign facts vs liberal critique in Los Angeles race

The piece argues Sam Yorty ran on local issues and attacked Bradley for alleged militants with cited ties to radical groups. It contends celebrants overstate a national leftist revolt and notes critics like Green and Monagan acknowledge campus unrest, while Yorty claimed Bradley was soft on militants.

Sam Yorty Los Angeles Sam Tom Bradley Berkeley Bradley House of Representatives Committee On Unamerican Don Rothenberg Washington, D.C Rothenberg Yorty San Francisco Bay Area Edward Keating Ramparts California Liberal State Senate Fact Committee On Un-American Activities Communist Party CLA Maurice Weiner Weiner Washington John S. Monagan Connecticut Edith Green Oregon Monagan

The Moon, Why Not the Slums A Grand Design Idea

An in house white paper argues industry could fix urban decay using systems engineering. It credits Fortune and Aerospace leaders, notes lack of national urban rehabilitation policy, and says crisis conditions drive bold action, linking Moon exploration to slum rebuilding.

Johnson Nixon Karl Haar Aerospace Industries Association Washington Spiro Agnew NASA TVA Holmes Alexander

Clark's bus bill drawn into safety debate in Pittsburgh

A Western Pennsylvania reader criticizes Congressman Frank M. Clark of Bessemer for introducing a bill to expand bus capacity while noting his past sponsorship of larger trucks. The writer urges withdrawal, citing dangers on already perilous highways and calls for a focus on highway safety over special interests.

News Pittsburgh Press Frank M. Clark Bessemer Pennsylvania

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