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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1972
Page
6
A barn owned by John Carbone on Harbor-Edinburg Road RD 2 was ruined by a night blaze. The vacant structure burned from about 10 p.m. until 12:30 a.m. Fire Chief Jack Stoner could not determine a cause or value for the barn.
Two New Castle residents were chosen for the Slippery Rock College Board of Trustees. Eugene DeCaprio will join the education committee and Alfred Papa will serve on the finance committee and was elected to the board. State Sen. Donald O. Oesterling was named chairman with Leonard A. Redlich as vice chairman. The board aims to send a Harrisburg trip to discuss a Human Relations Commission proposal. President Watrel outlined building priorities federal grants and a new cultural center in the College Union. The next meeting is September 7.
County commissioner Thomas A. Shumaker county controller Robert Foct and Emergency Employment administration Earl B. Hammond will attend Thursday and Friday an emergency employment training conference in Philadelphia. The purpose is to acquaint program officials with the second year of the job program. Federal officials will explain procedures for drawing up a program outline to be submitted to the Labor Department. The outline documents need for federal funds to fight unemployment. This will be the basis for fund distribution. On May 14 1610 Henry IV of France was assassinated.
UPI report from New Castle 1972 states Judge Matt Byrne ordered the Elisberg trial to start July 5 with jury selection, denying several pretrial motions by Ellsberg and Russo and directing a search for possible wiretap activity.
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