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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1980
Page
3
A Neshannock Township School District motion to provide kindergarten bus transportation failed 3-3, preventing immediate approval. The board then ordered continued study and set next month’s agenda, with about 84 children under consideration and an estimated $8,000 cost.
Obituaries record Elizabeth I. Koonse 68 of Jackson Center died June 13 1980 at Greenville Hospital with services and burial details. Willis C Fulkerson Sr 46 of New Castle died June 13 1980 with funeral arrangements and survivors listed plus entombment at Castle View Mausoleum.
Union parents and district administration will gather with fifth and sixth grade parents and residents at 7 p.m. Monday in the high school auditorium to review the feasibility of relocating the fifth and sixth grade classes for the 1980 81 school year. A Bike-a-Thon in West Pittsburg sponsored by the recreation committee as a cystic fibrosis benefit has been postponed to June 21.
James Barbuto, a 58-year-old Summit County Probate Court judge, has denied all 12 counts alleging he traded leniency and favors for sex. The UPI report notes the accused judge faces a lengthy criminal case in Akron Ohio.
State police search for the driver after a late night crash in Neshannock Township left Gerald Kline 17, Robert Kline 16, and Clifford Cooper 18 injured. The Pontiac convertible operator fled. Robert Kline was hospitalized with head injuries and moved to Northside Hospital in Youngstown. Gerald Kline and Cooper were treated and released.
Dr. Herbert Hunt was promoted to elementary school principal by the Neshannock Township School Board at a 24000 annual salary by a 6 to 1 vote. Director Cora Davies opposed citing insufficient interview information. Hunt, 34, holds a doctorate from Akron, a master's from Slippery Rock, and has 11 years as a sixth grade teacher in the district.
Neshannock Township School Board approved more than 20 salary increases for administrators and staff last night. President Thomas Robinson cited cost of living as the main driver, with merit reviews supporting the raises. Top earners include Superintendent Joseph Scungio at 33,000 and elementary principal Herbert Hunt at 24,000, with other raises for principals, a curriculum supervisor, secretaries, and cafeteria and transportation staff.
Tenant groups across Grant Street Neshannock Village and Lincoln Terrace formed maintenance recreation cleanup and inspection committees and a six member tenant council. Representatives from Neighborhood Legal Services guided rights and actions, urged orderly meetings and a formal HUD compliant grievance process while 30 tenants attended.
The zoning hearing board voted 2-1 to void Globe Printing Co plans to rezone a 2 acre plot from agricultural to commercial at Poverty Point Road Pa 108. The vote cites spot zoning and non permitted use. notes of April 30 hearing to be sent to Lawrence County Court.
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