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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2000
Page
6
With prices at the pump rising, motorists face heavy fines and potential jail time for gas and dash offenses. The piece outlines penalties for gas theft by average drivers, emphasizing legal consequences and enforcement trends.
St Francis Health System votes to pursue a deal giving UPMC Health System control of the Cranberry Township hospital. If agreed, St Francis would seek up to about 5 million dollars in unrestricted cash for management rights while preserving independence and board control. The system posts a 17 million dollar annual loss and plans to close a Pittsburgh area hospital by Sept. 1.
Rising pump costs push motorists to gas up and dash. Bill Douglass of Sherman, Texas, reports average monthly losses around 500 dollars per store, some up to 1,000, with cameras and license-plate data efforts underway. Industry officials note nationwide spread, higher theft near interstates, and few legal options beyond misdemeanors unless states tighten penalties. Some retailers push prepaid fueling and enhanced surveillance to curb losses.
Antitrust experts warn the United Airlines US Airways merger may trigger further consolidation, reducing U S carriers to three major players and raising questions about fares and service. Experts note 17 000 Pennsylvania jobs at stake and discuss regulatory review by the Justice Department and Congress amid a plan to form DC Air as a predominantly black owned carrier.
LaGrotta on the House appropriations committee says residual waste rules are past the legislature and awaiting the Environmental Quality Board on Aug 15. Local groups oppose Sechan’s 50 acre proposed landfill in Muddy Creek and Slippery Rock Townships, urging county reviews and specific opposition.
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