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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2006
Page
1
Randal McCloy, survivor from the Sage mine disaster, returns home to his wife and children, marking a personal end to a perilous ordeal. The homecoming underscores the endurance of families affected by the mining incident and reflects a community’s relief at his safe return.
A Nation Page A2 report notes Delphi plans to petition a court to cancel existing union contracts, seeking to restructure labor terms. The move could impact worker negotiations and future bargaining dynamics across affected facilities.
A brief public notice urges residents to adjust their clocks this weekend for the end of daylight saving time. It emphasizes the change applies to all timekeeping devices and warns of potential confusion with schedules.
A TODAY PAGE B1 item examines how personal devotion can be influenced from within, exploring internal factors shaping belief. It notes how inner resolve and private practices affect faith journeys, urging readers to reflect on their own spiritual paths.
The Danes defeated Neshannock in a decisive basketball clash on the home floor. Key players powered the surge as the lead widened early and the visitors could not close the gap.
Winnie G. Catron, 61, Ellwood City and Donald L. Johnson, 67, Austin Texas are noted among several obituaries. Also listed are Theodore S. Kosier, 61, Wampum James Melito, 84, Charles Schweinsberg, 70 and John Luchka, 78 at Pel.
Visiting Senior Judge Michael J. Wherry gave Lawrence County officials 10 days to hand over papers detailing how auditors reached their findings. Felasco, whose attorney is James Ross, seeks work papers from 2003 audits by Packer Thomas and Maher Duessel. The case involves more than 47000 unaccounted tax dollars and Felasco faces theft embezzlement and ethics charges with trial set for May 8 in Franklin.
Lockley Kindergarten Center students begin the sixth annual Read a Book contest inviting preschool through sixth graders to read between March 27 and May 5 at area schools or libraries. Each book read enters the child for a ribbon cutting at the Parade of Readers on June 3, with prize riding in a police car, fire truck and more. Last year saw 1,048 readers from 18 schools complete 5,106 books and 163 children in 40 cars participate.
Federal indictments name Damian R Bradford in the May 13 Hermitage doctor Gulam Moonda murder. Bradford 24 faces interstate stalking and firearm during a crime of violence charges with possible life in prison if convicted. Authorities urged tips via toll free line (866) 678-8477.
Three Riverside teachers allege the four year contract with the Riverside school district and its education association harms retirement benefits. They argue longevity pay boosts wage totals in years two to four, lowering retirement calculations by up to fifty one thousand dollars over about twenty five years. The suit names the unions as defendants.
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