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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1987

Page

14

Activists sue to end police spying in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia a federal suit by 15 groups and 36 individuals seeks an injunction to halt police spying and harassment during the bicentennial events. It claims undercover agents infiltrated groups including Pledge of Resistance and cites Independence Mall clashes with Vice President Bush.

Philadelphia UPI U.S. District Court U.S Pledge of Resistance Soley Independence Mall George Bush Bush Central America The Police Department Kevin Tucker Laurance Baccini Philadelphia Bar Association

PACE program gains House vote in Pennsylvania

The PA House unanimously reauthorized the PACE program with cost controls for elderly low-income citizens. The measure, tied to lottery profits, keeps $4 prescriptions and adds pharmacist intervention payments and a price-based reimbursement scheme. Senate action pending House amendments.

Harrisburg PACE Peter Daley II Washington Michael Dawida Dallegheny Lottery Fund

Confluence residents alert as more derailed trains shake town

Fire Chief John Reckner says seven derailments in just over a year along a three mile stretch have residents wary. A May 6 derailment killed one man, evacuated the town, and caused propane releases while CSX trains still pass through daily amid prior incidents dating to last year. Sens. Specter and Heinz urged a full federal investigation into the May derailment.

Confluence UPI John Reckner CSX Transportation Inc Reckner CSX Amtrak Arlen Specter John Heinz Pennsylvania Specter

Hollywood generosity shines from home to world

Hollywood figures steer millions to charity from living rooms to global aid. Julie Andrews and Blake Edwards host fundraisers for Operation California raising 150000 in Malibu while supporting Save The Children Foster Parents Plan and UNHCR. Andrews notes eight years, 50 million in goods and funds, with 40 percent via entertainment events.

Hollywood UPI Jerry Lewis Danny Thomas St. Jude’s Hospital Julie Andrews Blake Edwards Malibu California Century City Andrews Operation Red Cross Cambodia Lebanon Poland South America Southeast Asia Africa Philippines Frank Sinatra John Denver Placido Domingo Save the Children Blake Joanna Amy United Nations High Commission For Refugees Foundation For Heredity Disease

Artist wins suit over poster for Moscow on the Hudson

Saul Steinberg, whose New Yorker cover art shows Manhattan dominating the globe, won a federal copyright case against Columbia Pictures over a Moscow on the Hudson film poster. Judge Louis Stanton set September 11 for damages hearings. suit was first filed in 1984 against Columbia Pictures Industries Inc., RCA, The New York Times Co. and 27 others. The poster links Robin Williams, Maria Conchita Alonso, and Cleavant Derricks to a bird's eye New York view fading toward Europe and Moscow. The judge called the portion beyond New York a minimalized nod to a New Yorker view of the city’s centrality.

New York UPI Manhattan New Yorker Columbia Pictures Moscow Hudson Louis Stanton Hollywood Giant Saul Steinberg Steinberg Columbia Pictures Industries Inc RCA Corporation The New York Times Company Robin Williams Maria Conchita Alonso Cleavant Derricks New York City Atlantic Ocean Europe Judge Stanton

Senate confirms one PUC nominee in split vote

In Harrisburg the Senate confirmed William Smith to the Public Utility Commission by a 37-11 vote, while rejecting Daniel Clearfield 32-16. Democrats and Republicans cited the consumer advocate's stance on coal and Limerick Unit 2 as reasons. Casey may resubmit Clearfield, but no comment was made.

Harrisburg UPI Robert P. Casey Public Utility Commission Senate Daniel Clearfield William Smith PUC Casey Clearfield Consumer Advocate Limerick Pennsylvania Philadelphia Electric Co John Stauffer Chester Mellon Robert Grotevant

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