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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2009
Page
1
Daily Break reports investigators probing the capital’s deadliest subway crash amid rising safety concerns. Officials say findings may influence future transit policies and accountability.
Obituaries list William Ciccone 96 Lakeland Florida James J. DeLoia 78 Ellwood City Wilbert L Huffman 66 New Beaver Borough Margaret R Johnson 88 Eric Christopher Redfoot Bradenton Florida Margaret Ross 88 Greer House Michael A Stoddard 20 West Middlesex
The AP analyzes millions in legislative grants directed by leaders under a new Right-to-Know law. Records show 110 million in requests from July to December 2008, averaging 430 thousand per lawmaker, with Greene County and Carbon County receiving outsized per capita sums despite smaller populations.
Gov. Ed Rendell briefed House and Senate Democrats in Harrisburg on a potential blend of higher taxes and program cuts to close Pennsylvania’s $3.2 billion budget gap. He proposed a 16 percent personal income tax increase plus other tax changes, while Democrats signaled uncertainty and a willingness to discuss numbers with eight days left in the fiscal year.
Union Township adopts a disorderly house ordinance defining violations and penalties. Violators face up to 1000 dollars in fines and up to 90 days imprisonment. Township solicitor Jason Medure says the measure took effect immediately amid recurring loud music and other disturbances reported by residents.
House Democrats move ahead with a partisan health care bill as Senate talks lag. Hearings begin July 1 on a draft requiring universal insurance and employer duties, while public plan and employer requirements remain unresolved before the July 4 recess. President Obama and aides push for an October signing.
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