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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1971
Page
6
Dr L L Coleman voices sympathy for the aged and disabled facing battery expenses for hearing aids. He criticizes the burden on low income users and questions why limited budgets must bear a penalizing extra cost for infirmity, lamenting high demands amid space program praise.
Harrisburg reports the state Senate approved a constitutional amendment by 41 to 5 to reduce the Senate from 50 to 40 members and the House from 203 to 121 by 1976. The measure moves to the House, with similar past proposals failing in the past.
John Peter Klamat earned a B.S. in civil engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York. Helen Ruby graduated from Butler County Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, a Laurel High School 1968 alumna. Richard Earl Boston, cum laude, earned a B.A. in English at Allegheny College and will pursue a master's degree. Marianne Iacobucci also won an Allegheny College B.A. in English. Jacqueline L. Salzman, Thiel College graduate, earned a B.A. in biology and an M.T. with honors from Montefiore Hospital School of Medical Technology. Patricia Leone earned a Western Michigan University University Fellowship for 1971-72. she previously graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Cadet Mark Huston Butler elected to Randolph-Macon Academy Student Council for 1971-72 and noted as a multi-sport leader. Billie Jean Finley volunteered as an official at the Western Pennsylvania Special Olympics at Pitt Stadium.
The 1966 New Castle Senior High graduating class held its first reunion at Castle Arms Motor Inn featuring dinner dancing and a movie of the 1966 Senior All Night Party. Door prizes went to listed attendees and gifts were given to all. Ted Saad led awards while Gervin Smith and guests attended. Michele Yagersky Beichner and Gloria Clark Slaughter were chosen co chairs for the next reunion.
SHAPE, based in CASTEAU Belgium, awarded IBM Belgium a $2 million computer contract. The SHAPE announcement said the award advances NATO defense planning by adopting modern automatic data processing equipment.
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