On This Day June 24 1989 Ambitious historical notes
United Press International briefs mark June 24 1989 as the 175th day of the year with 190 remaining. Highlights include Cabot reaching North America in 1497 Bay, Willett becoming New York City mayor in 1665, Berlin blockade in 1948 and a wartime transport plan in 1940. A thought from Irvin Cobb closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Mercury
Venus
Saturt
Mars
Jupiter
John Cabot
North America
Thomas Willett
New York City
Russia
Berlin
West
Germany
England
Canada
Irvin Cobb
32 Pass Driver Exam At New Castle Armory
Thirty two individuals passed the state driver examination held last week at the New Castle Armory. Tests are administered by State Police Butler station each Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. New drivers include Judith Hockenberry Alice Hazen Bruce Allshouse Cyril Todd Daniel Monaco Joseph Micco Rose Seals Lawrence Guilano Melodie Pflueger Lenora Franklin Karen Cifra David Navarra David Trusel David Zacherl Elizabeth Patton William Houk Rebecca Gioffre Sally Daubenspeck Alexis Plates John Murphy Harry Conner Charles Rice Benjamin Klingensmith Frank Eckles Virginia Snyder John Clark Joan Rozanski Ethel Bartlett Karen Wadding Karen Oliver Alexander Quear Donna Flamino and others. The Banteng is the domesticated ox of Southeast Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Armory
Butler Station
Judith F. Hockenberry
Ellwood City
Alice Reese Hazen
Pulaski
Bruce L. Allshouse
W. Kenneth Ave
Cyril A. Todd
Court St
Daniel J. Monaco
Joseph A
Gardner Stap
Benjamin P. Klingensmith
Old
Frank Charles Eckles
E. Washington St
Virginia Snyder
Sycamore St
Interest leasing offered to ease bond funding woes
Municipalities struggle to sell bonds due to interest limits. Leasing emerges as a solution for equipment like fire engines and school vehicles, with tax and budgeting benefits but limits from state laws. Hospitals and doctors increasingly use leasing to avoid large capital outlays, aided by patient insurance payments. Washington lists four state capitals named for presidents: Jefferson City Missouri Madison Wisconsin Jackson Mississippi Lincoln Nebraska.
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Rochwarger
Blue Cross
Medicare
Washington
U.S
Jefferson City
Madison
Wis
Jackson, Miss
Lincoln
Neb
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Concord
Massachusetts
Benjamin J. Zerbey
National Historical Park
UPI
New Castle
Majesti Ajestic Wallpaper & Paint Co
Ats, E.wash
Rocky’s
Washington St
U.S. Choice
CHUCK
John Roy Clark
Moore Ave
Joan Rozanski
E. Meyer
Ethel Martha Bartlett
Karen Roselle Wadding
Belmont Ave
Karen Louise Oliver
Haig St
Alexander Anthony Quear
E. Reynolds
Donna Rae Flamino
Delaware Ave
Southeast Asia
Ipeegit
Kitt Optical CO
Lawrence Savings and Trust
Ron Ogee
Dollar Savings Association
Lawrence County
Leroy Pope
New York
Leonard Rochwarger
CIC Leasing Corp
Roch
Cal
Board Ta
Butz Flowers
Citizens National Bank
Clausen CQ
Davies Shoe CO
First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
First National Bank
Haney Furniture
Hazey’s
Looking Glass
King's
Kirk Hutton
Lawrence Savings & Trust CO
Miller's Shoe Store
Murphy CO
Troutman's
Sears, Roebuck & CO
Shverman’s
Strauss-Hirshberg's
Spencer Paint & Glass CO
Richman Bros
Nyt
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