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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2009
Page
1
The United States increases defenses in Hawaii to counter potential North Korean ballistic missile threats, signaling heightened security posture amid regional tensions and evolving missile capabilities.
U S Open action halted as heavy rain suspended the opening round. Players wait on the course while officials assess delays and potential resumption times. Local organizers and athletes monitor weather updates and plan contingency sweeps for resumed play.
Column on B1 with Tim Kolodziej sharing practical guidance for graduates and fathers. Practical tips cover career plans, budgeting, family balance, and mentoring. Includes hints on resilience, networking, and setting achievable goals for the next life stage.
Charles W. Myers, aged 95, of Mount Jewett Pennsylvania, passed away peacefully. He was a longtime resident and pillar of the community, with family recalling a generous spirit and steadfast dedication. He is survived by relatives and friends who remember his quiet kindness.
Deanna Othites, formerly a math teacher, was named junior high guidance counselor in Shenango Area School District in 2007. She recently took part in the Game of Life event at the Jameson South Conference Center, exploring life skills through a campus activity.
The Lawrence County Juvenile Advisory Committee sponsored a joint training session that gathered representatives from social service agencies and professionals who work with youths to learn about partner organizations and improve service to students and families.
Washington AP reports House Ways and Means Committee weighs tax options to fund universal health coverage. Proposals include a 10 cent soda tax per can, 2 percent income tax hike for high earners, and a 3 percent payroll tax on employers, aiming to raise 600 billion over 10 years toward Obama’s health care plan. The final price could exceed 1 trillion with Medicare and Medicaid cuts.
Highland House Inc seeks to move its counseling services from two current sites to the former Penn Power office building on East Washington Street in downtown New Castle. The agency asks the city to amend zoning rules, citing a lease/purchase deal with owner Paul Lynch contingent on approval, with Forerunner Ministries to vacate after amendment and agreement.
Beverly Nixon Perkins of New Castle, 58, lives with sickle cell anemia and relies on regular blood transfusions since infancy. She praises donors at local drives and promotes Pizza Joe’s Business Blood Challenge on Wednesday at Mary Mother of Hope parish hall Beaver Street to support ongoing transfusions and patient survival.
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