We thought the new high school was a done deal
We believe now that it is not.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2000
Page
1
We believe now that it is not.
A group named People for Community Integrity gathered over thirty residents to oppose the district plan to demolish 15 buildings and the current high school for a new campus. Founders Longo Presnar Merk Merk Catanzaro outlined aims to preserve historical integrity while improving education and facilities. They noted lack of legal counsel, established subcommittees for petitions and public education, and proposed alternatives to demolition.
Al Gore pressed Bush and Bradley with a nationwide run as Bill Bradley weighed a graceful exit from the Democratic contest. Bradley, at his Montclair home, planned to announce his plans after consulting supporters, signaling a sobering step in the Democratic race.
In Texas, after Bush’s Super Tuesday blowout, McCain retreat to Arizona to consider quitting the GOP campaign. An aide said a decision isn’t firm yet while Bush begins general election attacks on Gore. McCain told supporters, “We will never…” and hinted at next steps.
City council last night declined to name its own Morgan Stanley Dean Witter representative for the pension fund. Councilman Mark Elisco said Maldonado has left, urging the board to appoint Thomas Miller from Pittsburgh. The fourth quarter meeting is at 6:15 p.m. Tuesday at city hall.
Lawrence County Judge Ralph Pratt lifted an injunction on Eric Boron's Pulaski Township store allowing video viewing booths to operate. He required cameras, main-room monitors, proper lighting, and a Sunday 6 a.m. to Monday 6 a.m. shutdown as a permanent provision after state investigations uncovered violations.
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