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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1980

Page

2

MATCO seeks expansion via tri county manufacturers group

MATCO renamed the Manufacturers Association of the Tri-Counties and will push for Lawrence Butler and Beaver counties to join. Executive director Chuck Kennedy says the lobbying group will press Harrisburg for favorable state legislation, focusing on unemployment funds, environment, and industry friendly laws. He notes the region lags in business climate and aims to boost growth by influencing coal and steel regulation and attracting new industry. Kennedy plans to visit Lawrence and Butler counties to double Beaver membership and spends much time in Harrisburg.

MATCO Bob Morris Chuck Kennedy Lawrence Beaver Butler Counties New Castle News Manufacturers Association of Beaver County Manufacturers Association of the Pennsylvania Butler Kennedy Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association Johnson Bronze New Castle U.S Chamber of Commerce Harrisburg

Revenue sharing meetings set in 25th District

U.S. Rep. Eugene V. Atkinson will host two Monday meetings for local officials in Beaver Falls and Prospect Township to discuss a new revenue sharing formula. He notes the current program ends Sept. 30 and aims to shape legislation with input from officials and Treasury and White House representatives.

U.S Eugene V. Atkinson D-Aliquippa 25Th Beaver Falls Holiday Inn Prospect Township U.S. 422 Atkinson Carter House Michael Springer U.S. Treasury Department White House

Neshannock sewer complaints persist at township meeting

Will complaints about tapping into the Katherine Street sewer line and bedrock conditions dominate a Neshannock Township supervisors meeting. Residents pressed for engineering review, questioned Thomas Baker Engineering influence, and urged action on road restoration and dust issues while some face Aug. 1 tap deadlines.

Neshannock Township Katherine Street Harvey Kulkin Kulkin Beaver Street

Grim Senators Press Budget Ceiling Clash in Senate

Washington. A somber Senate faces a test of budget ceilings to curb inflation as Democrats urge restraint and Republicans defend revenue sharing. amid an $15.9 billion supplemental bill, a ruled out of order single-section amendment process sparks an impasse and a tense debate led by Sen Lowell Weicker who seeks a one-time waiver.

Washington UPI Senate Congress Sen Lowell P. Weicker R-Conn Weicker

Woman acquitted in DWI case over marijuana legality

In Baton Rouge, Andrea Edelson, 24, was acquitted after her defense argued marijuana is not a hallucinogenic drug but a vegetable origin or synthetic substance. The judge ruled the state’s DWI law did not apply, noting her car weaved but she had not consumed alcohol. The trooper testified she admitted to smoking two joints.

Baton Rouge UPI Louisiana Alton Moran Andrea Edelson

Venting of TMI radioactive gas halted temporarily by alarm

Engineers began venting krypton gas at Three Mile Island near Middletown but the operation stopped after four minutes when an alarm indicated excessive release. Met Ed labeled the issue a routine bug with no danger and planned to resume venting at adjustable rates depending on wind. The staged venting, approved to support cleanup after the 1979 accident, faces weather and legal considerations.

Scott Macleod Middletown, Pa UPI Quick Three Mile Island Polon U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Washington Edison Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRC

Ford LTD fire probe slows New Orleans police fleet

Monroe police and Ford engineers investigate a 1980 LTD patrol car blaze similar to other fleet fires. Monroe Chief Buffington delays fleet use while Ford reviews muffler area fire details. NOPD has parked 103 new LTDs until cause is found. Officer escaped unharmed as flames emerged near the hood.

United Press International Monroe UPI Ford Motor Co LTD Ford New Orleans Willie Buffington James Parsons Buffington

PAT to convert B&O terminal into downtown transit center

Port Authority of Allegheny County plans to buy the B&O Railroad terminal and a 19 acre tract bounded by Grant Street First and Second avenues and the 10th Street Bridge for a unified downtown transit hub. Grayhound Continental Trailways and PAT officials indicated interest while the site would host Greyhound Con tinental Trailways PAT buses South Hills light rail and Mon Valley commuter railway routes.

Pittsburgh UPI Port Authority of Allegheny County B&o Tansit PAT Board Grant Street First Second Avenues 10Th Street Greyhound Continental Trailways PAT South Hills Mon Valley

Morticians oppose bill to replace coroner with medical examiner

Allegheny County Funeral Directors' Association urged against a General Assembly bill to abolish the coroner’s office in Allegheny County and create a medical examiner system. It cited higher costs and reduced service and called for funding to hire forensic pathologists instead. The Senate Local Government Committee has reported the bill for consideration.

Pittsburgh UPI Allegheny County Funeral Directors’ Association General Assembly Allegheny County Senate

Bethel Park Man Struck and Killed in Pittsburgh Intersection

Ralph R. Campbell aged 60 of Bethel Park was struck and killed by a car near his home in Pittsburgh. Witnesses said he sat in the road when struck. Investigating officers reported the vehicle was within the speed limit and no charges were filed.

Pittsburgh UPI Ralph R. Campbell Bethel Park Campbell

Prisoner Potts to enter death watch today

Condemned killer Jack Potts enters death watch at Jackson prison awaiting a possible 5th Circuit stay on his Tuesday execution. Potts had previously declined appeals, and courts in Macon and Atlanta denied stays, with his lawyers counting on the 5th Circuit to intervene before the high court.

Potts Death Watch Atlanta UPI Jack Potts Jackson U.S. Circuit of Appeals New Orleans Richard Windhorst Windhorst Supreme Court Wilbur Owens Macon William C. O’kelley 5Th Circuit O’kelley Ralph Goldberg Owens Diagnostic and Classification Center Michael Priest

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Neshannock By Debbie Wachter Michael Baker Engineering, Inc Michael Baker Charles Schneider Schneider Roy Rubin Area Agency On Aging St. Francis Hospital Clif Page Sandy Polon Metropolitan Edison Co O'Kelley
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