County commissioners blamed for child welfare crisis decade apart
The piece argues that longstanding county board interference in the child welfare department has led to resignations and crises similar to those in 1965, risking further harm to children. It urges leadership by Commissioner Houk and calls for state evaluation to determine who runs day to day operations.
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Board of Commissioners
Commission
William C. Houk
Houk
Charles H. Drugokowski
Frank A. Vitril
Vitril
Pittsburgh
Witrid
Child Welfare Department
The
Sara M. Fair
Welfare Department
Urban crisis solutions require joint government private effort
Community leaders discuss realistic paths to relief, citing NYU finance chair Lawrence Ritter. He urges coordinated city county district cooperation, noting overlapping jurisdictions hinder progress, and envisions business leaders guiding unified action to create jobs and address housing and education challenges.
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Lawrence
Ritter
Department of Finance
Graduate School of Business Administration
New York University
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp
Rotary Club
Carl A. Cialella Jr
Mr. Ritter
Public Assistance Office
Lawrence County
State Employment Agency
Satisfactions of John L. Lewis in twilight of his union
Retrospective profile of John L. Lewis, founder of the United Mine Workers and key CIO figure, praising his defense of wage standards and safety while noting debates over mechanization. The piece lauds his stance against foreign and domestic rivals, his creation of welfare funds, and calls for future labor leadership in U.S. coal and construction amid shifting technology and housing demand.
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John J. Lewis
United Mine Workers
CIO
Ralph Nader
UMW
Tony Boyle
John L. Lewis
Lewis
U. S
Shoreham
Washington
U.S
Umwa Welfare and Retirement Fund
Britain
Young summer workers boost New Castle News staff
A bright group of college and high school students joins The News editorial department for the summer. Bob Barbarowicz from Ellwood City leads the pack as a top student now eyeing law. Judi Young of New Castle handles youth pages and photo requests. Dave Ford, a Shenango Area graduate, shoots strong editorial photos. Janet Logan from Mohawk Area writes teenage features. Karen Minick, a Kent State alumna, joins upstairs in the city room. Their energy and journalistic drive promise lively coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Castle News
Bob Barbarowicz
Ellwood City
West Virginia University
Judi Young
New Castle
News
New Castle High School
Judi
Dave Ford
Shenango Area
Les Leasure
Bill Bradley
Janet Logan
Mohawk Area High School
Kent State University
Karen Minick
Neshannock High School
Picasso and the paradox of realism in modern art
A speaker argues that photographs and Picasso challenge the idea of realism. He contends modern art mirrors subatomic physics by portraying reality as energy and process rather than hard matter, and that abstraction may reveal deeper truth than literal images. Even flawed art may reflect a broader realism shaping the 21st century.
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Picasso
Bell & Howell Company
Is it legal to marry in a different county in Pa
Yes under Pennsylvania law a marriage license issued by any county clerk authorizes a ceremony in the issuing county or any other Pennsylvania county. The license remains valid for up to 60 days from issue after satisfactory blood tests and meeting other requirements.
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Pennsylvania
Clerk of the Orphan's Court Division
New Castle News Weather and Local Prices Brief
Fragmented OCR notes show New Castle weather were forecast windy with ice and frost risk. It lists prices and items including a 14.90 rate, 77.08 already paid and a 200 monthly figure, plus references to Beaver Gutter Mercer and local vendors.
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Amceiptions
Sweatly
Angie Price
Lawreme
Beaver Gutter
Mercer Coyaiien
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Instant Solutions
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Paris
Department of State
Harrisburg
Recorder of Deeds
Trvedwell
Arteruen
Fred MantaiMheenee
Jones
Tiel
Umews
Ming Trrept
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