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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2006
Page
1
Josh Jones soared to a new high jump mark surpassing Walter Mangham in a recent competition. The standout performance moved Jones into the record books and highlighted the meet's track and field showcase.
Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert declares Kadima victory on the world page as the election results roll in. On the local page the Mahoningtown house fire cause remains unknown with investigators continuing to probe the scene.
A Brief look at the newsroom team examining staffers diets and wellness routines. The piece surveys meals, energy levels, and workplace eating habits to highlight health awareness among journalists.
Jason Bay and Wayne Gretzky form an unlikely friendship on the sports page, bridging generations and pairing a modern star with hockey legend. The feature highlights their mutual respect, shared training tips, and off ice camaraderie shaping a rare cross era bond.
Lena LaCava Flamer 89 Ellwood City Evelyn Hollis 91 Seminole Florida Donald W. McCarty 78 New Galilee Carol McKim 64. Obituary brief listing multiple individuals with ages and hometowns.
Two Neshannock Township High School students were accused of possessing an accelerant material and faced charges after the school went on lockdown yesterday afternoon. Police and canine units searched the campus. officials say no danger to students and disciplinary action will follow. The superintendent declined details and the police chief said the substance was not napalm and the form or origin remains under investigation.
Former Marine barracks in Union Township show warlike damage with shattered windows peeling paint and collapsed roofing. Asbestos concerns and long neglect mark the site, which has drawn sporadic purchase talks and demolition discussions. Video tour available online.
Ellport will prosecute three merchants who have not applied for permits to use portable signs. Zoning officer Mary Ann Shaffer says permits are required for all portable or permanent signs per borough ordinance. Three owners on Portersville Road received letters with 30 day response, one has not yet submitted the permit or fee. Permits cost 50 dollars for six months and signs may advertise only the local business or items sold.
Harrisburg AP report shows hospital borne infections raise insurer payments sevenfold. The Pennsylvania Health Care Cost Containment Council cites rising infection rates, improved reporting, and high costs to the system while a state hospital association questions methods. Data cover 2004 figures from 173 general hospitals reporting 11,668 infections.
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