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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1996
Page
1
Laura Engelman, a junior who switched from a public high school to homeschooling with her mother Marilyn, completed 12th grade and was accepted to all 10 colleges she applied to. Schools even recruited her once they learned she was homeschooled along with over 100 others.
Lawrence County families join a rising trend with Pennsylvania reporting 6450 homeschoolers in 1991 92 and 3500 two years earlier. National estimates for home schooling range from 300000 to 500000. The News begins a three part Lifestyle series detailing local families and how home schooling works.
Jenny Wang, a Beijing medical graduate who endured the Cultural Revolution era labor duties, becomes an obstetrics gynecology specialist in Canada and will join Dr. Pek C. Teh in New Castle. They plan infertility work including inseminations, with Wang bringing acupuncture skills and a need for collaboration.
The White House framed Hillary Rodham Clinton's sessions with Jean Houston as harmless brainstorming for her book It Takes A Village. The meetings from 1994 to 1995 involved imaginary conversations with Eleanor Roosevelt and Gandhi, with Jesus Christ deemed too personal.
Death records dated June 24 1996 include Agnes M Ballas 82 of 2409 Dean Drive Thomas D Dobritz Sr 56 of New Castle Rose Cercone Henry 81 of 106 Ashberry Lane Anna K Johns 94 of 408 E Wallace Ave Mary T Lupo 80 of McKeesport Charles W Mason Sr 65 of Liberty Ohio Rose Marie Maxwell 75 of Old Pittsburgh Road Elmo Newton 80 of Girard Ohio Mary J Thomassy 77 of AD 3 Kingswood Road.
An old newspaper note recalls a stained U S flag used as a pillow by Lincoln after his assassination, recorded in a rural museum exhibit with details on page 3.
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