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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1979

Page

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Commissioners blamed for CETA ills

Arson at the CETA services office highlights ongoing mismanagement in Lawrence County’s federal program. Labor Department officials and FBI scrutiny accuse the county commissioners of failing to hire top staff, underpaying personnel, and misusing funds, risking loss of federal funding. County chair John Meehan defends steps as CETA regional director expresses satisfaction with progress amid staff shortages and missing fiscal oversight.

Dave Kassel Ceta Services Lawrence County FBI Department of Labor CETA Philadelphia John Meehan Meehan Raphael Sendra Federal Register Labor Department

County CETA program blamed for mismanagement claims

Meehan criticized county commissioners under the CETA program saying Philadelphia directives drive hasty appointments while local staff study the situation. Employees accuse understaffing and wage issues, noting a $4.5 million budget for 15 staff, low salaries, and high administrative waste, with calls for tighter oversight.

States act to end protest violence

Independent truckers staged a nationwide shutdown to push fuel demands, claiming 80 to 90 percent of rigs off highways. Governors declared states of emergency in Florida and Wisconsin, the FBI was called in, National Guard escorted convoys, and violence triggered by gunfire and explosions disrupted deliveries and raised food prices.

Wisconsin Florida Carter FBI Midwest Illinois Bill Hill Independent Truckers Unity Coalition Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Dan O'Neal ICC Teamsters Union National Guard Rhode Island Minnesota Alabama Pennsylvania Connecticut Massachusetts Maine Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Louisiana Getty 01 Chicago Indiana

Cracks Found on East Street Under Review by PennDOT

Cracks discovered in new East Street concrete near East Washington Street are described as temperature cracks by PennDOT engineer Richard Lugg. He says they are hairline and not serious, with the project progressing well under West Penn Asphalt Co. supervision and community development funds.

East Street East Washington Richard Lugg Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Franklin Lugg West Penn Asphalt Co East Washington Street Kennedy Square Nick P. Navarra West Penn Sheep Hill Navarra

Weather and Obituary Snippets From Western Pennsylvania

The notice lists obituaries for Scott J. Munnell and Mrs. John H. Palmer among others, followed by a weather snapshot for Western Pennsylvania. It notes partly cloudy conditions, a chance of thunderstorm late Saturday, and temperatures around the mid 70s. Weather statistics for the prior 24 hours and Shenango River and Moraine State Park readings are included.

Pennsylvania Shenango River

Pennsylvania adopts $5 gas purchase rule amid shortages

Governor Thornburgh signs an executive order requiring motorists to buy at least five dollars of gasoline per stop to curb panic buying. Two Lawrence County drivers reportedly violated the order. The measure relies on an honor system and carries criminal and civil penalties, with potential federal action and an emergency allocation to Allegheny dealers considered if shortages worsen.

Harrisburg UPI Pennsylvania Dick Thornburgh Lawrence County Thornburgh Allegheny County New Jersey William Scranton Lil U.S Federal Department of Energy

Fee appeals to end stalemate on Taylor Township beach plan

State Rep. Thomas J. Fee intervenes for Dopple and Rizzo Engineering to resolve DER Bureau of Water concerns delaying Taylor Township public bathing beach at 14th and Roosevelt. DER demands changes, citing vague guidelines and inlets outlets and bank cutbacks. engineers revise plans with cost estimates. Township hopes to finish by fall if DER approves.

Thomas J. Fee Drew Castle Dopple and Rizzo Engineering State Department of Environmental Resources Taylor Township 14Th Roosevelt Streets Fee Clam der Bureau of Water der Stydies Taylor Beach Der Copple Rizzo Clifford L. Jones DEA Gerald Senchak Senchak

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