Hospitals Brace for Medicare Start in Lawrence County
Three county hospitals prepare for Medicare as admissions of the over 65 cohort may rise about five percent. Administrators at Jameson Memorial, St. Francis, and Ellwood City General plan triage, transfer arrangements, and extended services while awaiting July 1 start.
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Lawrence County
Nicholas Vance
Social Security District
New Castle
J. F. Friedheim
Jameson Memorial Tar
Friedheim
Jameson Memorial
Mary John
St. Francis Hospital
Ital
Medicare
Jameson Memorial Hospital
City faces $33000 bill for litter cleanup and public education
Residents dumped trash cost the city about 33000 to remove, with five street cart men two sweepers and state crews aiding. The Lawrence County Garden Council Anti-Litter Committee led by Mrs. C R Brenner promotes campaigns since three years, even naming Mr Litterbug and assigning fines of 100 dollars plus prosecution costs to violators.
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Greater New Castle Association
State
Lawrence County Garden Council
C. R. Brenner
Litterbug
Anti
Three Minutes a Day Boy Lifts Tractor to Save Sister
A 14 year old boy on BeFeaiy farm near Xenia lifted a tractor after his 11 year old sister driving it released the clutch too quickly. The front wheels jumped up trapping her as bystanders freed her. The boy could not raise the vehicle alone. A bystander said the incident shows hidden strength in crisis and urged helping others in emergencies.
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Be Feaiy
Xenia
New Castle News Publication and Rates Notice
New Castle News published every evening except Sunday at 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pennsylvania 16101 announces staff roles with Rents as President and GM and Treadwell Anderson as Vice President and Editor. Classified rates list 60 cent delivery weekly 10 cent single copy and annual subscriptions with regional pricing.
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News Company
2 Corporation
North Mercer Street
New Castle
Richard E. Rents
Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Ireas
Coves
Ass't Treas
Ooeun Ass
T. Kolasinski
Ealtiacseteelebantece
Cole
Supreme Court Dissent Questions Police Station Role in Confessions
Justice Harlan argues the majority rewrites Fifth Amendment principles by treating the police station as a surrogate courtroom. He warns self incrimination rules evolved separately and fears imperialist abstraction will undermine rights, noting dissenters already see troubling consequences.
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John Harlan
Supreme Court
Anne
Coe Contt
Courtroom Debate on Fifth Amendment Confessions
Justice White critiques the Fifth Amendment privilege and the role of counsel in suppressing confessions. He argues that banning compelled statements undermines evidentiary value and distrust of voluntary admissions. The piece surveys how courts treat prisoner admissions in criminal cases.
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Justice White
Editorial letters rules and submission notes
The notice explains that letters to the editor must include the writer’s complete name and address. Submissions under 250 words are preferred and all letters may be condensed. Libelous or tasteless content is rejected and no letters can be returned. All letters are verified before publication.
Taxpayers League voices stance on school board actions
Robert A. Matthews of the Union Taxpayers League urges the Union Township School Board to address cuts in Sunny Avenue School and athletic programs, defend teachers, and provide clear minutes. He says the group seeks to save tax dollars without pressuring individuals and warns taxpayers may organize to monitor spending.
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New Castle
Union Township School Board
Sunny Avenue
Taxpayers League
Parks
Gram
Taxyers League
Union Township
Texas Notes From Don MacLean
Don MacLean files quick Texas sketches from LBJ country touching Col Shorty Powers humor, Houston turf quirks in Astrodome, Dallas go go clubs and odd classified ads. He recalls a Nip of private clubs pricing, a Fallout Shelter for sale and a longhorn hood ornament from a 1920 Model T.
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Texas
LBJ
Col
John
Shorty"’ Powers
Mercury Control
Houston
Astrodome
Dallas
Buldings
Kion
Who Owns the Universe Space Law Debate
The article surveys space property questions as lawyers and scholars discuss space law. It cites UN preliminary notices that outer space belongs to all and mentions Andrew G. Haley’s view that astronauts may lack right to land on primitive beings. It muses on traffic, communications control, and future ethics of contact with alien life.
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Space
Outer Space
United Nations
National Observer
Andrew G. Haley
Haley
Observer
Earth
Pluto
Universe
Moon
Mars
Poet's corner selected verses about a father
A reader contribution presents verses describing a father as a multi role figure. The piece portrays him as head of the family, provider, disciplinarian, and moral guide, ending with praise for his impact on children.
Twelve Feet Home Welcome Poem
A family portrait poem describes a daughter with dancing toe rock and roll energy a sports loving freckle faced boy a father bearing a heavy load and slippers a mother rushing from cellar to attic and a four paw puppy at the front door all welcoming visitors into a lively household named Twelve feet
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Mabel Barron
Ellwood City General Hospital
Miss Barron
By James Keller
NEW Castle News
Pepicaré
William S. Buckley Jr
Tax League
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Robert A. Matthews
Union Taxpayers League
Charles Dr
Don MacLean
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Len Kolasinski
Poet's Corner
Carol Thomas
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