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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1989
Page
4
The New Castle News lists its staff with positions including General Manager Managing Editor Lifestyle Editor and Sports Editor for local coverage. The note outlines editorial structure and the paper's mission to serve the community with reporting across sections.
The News receives a steady stream of misspelled names, tallying 69 variants for Vosburg and similar errors. The author cites costly misprints, such as a $30 automobile registration correction and a $600 fraudulent charge, and jokes about donating a name misspelling collection to the Smithsonian.
The city faces a likely lawsuit over who owns the downtown parking garage. Officials weigh selling to Tri State Realty Co. versus continued Parking Authority control, with debates over financial guarantees, operating quality, and impact on downtown parking and revitalization.
Union Area School Board faced a near crowd when approving a 4 mill real estate tax increase amid a petition with about 470 signatures. The public turnout was zero as the board passed the hike 7 to 1 without resident input. Transit talk highlights miscommunication behind a transit chief’s resignation. Lawrence County plans to meet Ohio officials to keep the BFI landfill near Poland operating, noting it handles 95 percent of the county’s trash.
United Press International reports on claims that Ronald Reagan was offered and accepted an honorary knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II, with Brooks-Baker of Burke's Peerage citing reliable sources. The Sun ran a front page declaring him Sir Ron. The piece notes American reactions and questions about paid speeches in Japan.
Democrats staged a dramatic protest over a minimum wage bill they planned to send to the White House. Bush had already vetoed the measure raising pay to 4.55 an hour, leaving Foley Mitchell Kennedy Hawkins to denounce the move as they realized the bill moved before their briefing.
The article urges seeing Jesus as loving and just, not only gentle but also angered at injustice. It emphasizes every person’s supreme worth before God, and that final judgment weighs how we share and enact God's love toward others, per Matthew 25.
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