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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1976

Page

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City may rehire six police and firefighters

An ordinance to rehire three police and three firemen was introduced by Councilman Angelo J. Sands. The plan seeks up to 42,000 for six months starting July 1, while the contingency fund shows 39,264 after a recent street light expense. Debate centers on deficit risks and funding sources.

Angelo J. Sands Sands Edward R. Stiff Eugene DeCaprio Richard E. Flannery Reynold DiLullo Vine Street William McCallion DiLullo DeCarbo James P. Beshero Beshero Stiff

City Faces $705 623 Cost If Police and Fire Demands Met

Edward R. Stiff reports that meeting the police and fire wage and benefit demands would raise city costs to 705 623.60, needing 9.41 mills in property tax. Firemen seek 2600 wage boost and 40 hour weeks, with staffing impacts dependent on station closures. Continued on page 3.

DeCaprio Third Ward Frank Banfield Third Ward Citizens Committee Banfield Edward R. Stiff Stiff City Council Sixth Ward

City hovers over funding as state repayment issue looms

City may withhold liquid fuel funds if PennDOT collects 84,500 tied to U.S. 422 Bypass work. City plans to reopen talks after treasury concerns. New contracts include North Street repaving and storm sewers. housing rehab staff hired. city engineer named. audits sought.

Francis J. Rogan State Department of Transportation Penndot Mahoningtown Cedar Street Richard E. Flannery Eugene DeCaprio New Castle Area A. Graziani and Sons, Inc Cascade Street Countyline Street Butler Avenue Bruce & Merrilees Electric Co N. Mill North Streets Anthony Cugini Theresa Gillest Council Vu Alphonse Rozzi Arwood T. Eckles Jr Paine, Webber, Jackson and Curtis, Inc

Carter urges New Deal programs for cities at mayor conference

Jimmy Carter told UPI that American cities face an urban crisis and need New Deal style programs with strong local control. He urged job creation, warned federal funds must avoid waste, and compared his plan to Roosevelt’s 1930s approach with a focus on urban projects.

Milwaukee UPI Jimmy Carter U.S. Conference of Mayors America Franklin Roosevelt Carter CCC Civilian Conservation Corps WPA Work Projects Administration Georgia

Shapp vetoes fund control bill as standoff persists

Governor Milton Shapp vetoed a bill granting the legislature control over all federal funds to Pennsylvania. Leaders plan an override. lawmakers amended the bill to remove prosecutor office funding while adding a review grant. Shapp warns the move would hamper using federal money and invite court battles.

Harrisburg Pennsylvania Shapp General Assembly

Seven-Foot Neighbor Highlighted in County Report

The calendar marks the Bicentennial Five stages of marriage in a county report while Marine findings note innocence. Oliver comments on the discussion as neighborly chatter.

Oliver

Thoughtful quotes and varied weather notes fill a dated page

A 1976 column combines a Franklin quote and obituaries for Mrs. Linda Blanton, Mrs. Caroline Watt, and Mrs. John Soloman with a broad national weather forecast. It includes UPI-credited regional forecasts for the north Pacific and Atlantic states and Tennessee Valley, plus Western Pennsylvania conditions and local Morain State Park weather data.

Linda M. Blanton Ridgewood Drive Caroline Watt Torrance Calif John Soloman Detroit, Mich Nation North Pacific States North Atlantic States West Gulf Coast Tennessee Valley Atlanta Boston Chicago Dallas Denver Duluth Houston Jacksonville Kansas City Los Angeles Miami New Orleans New York Phoenix San Francisco Seattle St. Louis Washington Pennsylvania

Supreme Court Rules Against Two in Pollution Challenge

The Supreme Court ruled against Duquesne Light Co and Pennsylvania Power Co challenging state air pollution controls. It sent the case back to the 3rd U.S. Circuit to reexamine in light of the Missouri decision, stating EPA and federal courts lack authority to review state plan feasibility. The case involves Allegheny and Washington counties plants and a Beaver County Shippingport facility.

Washington UPI Supreme Court Pennsylvania High Court U.S. 3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals Philadelphia Circuit Missouri Environmental Protection Agency Federal EPA Duquesne Light Co Allegheny Washington Counties Pennsylvania Power Co New Castle Shippingport Beaver County Ohio Edison Co

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