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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2000
Page
4
Francis Collins announced the mapping of chromosome 21 as scientists reported its association with Down syndrome and other neurological diseases including epilepsy Lou Gehrig's disease and Alzheimer’s. The achievement marks a milestone in the Human Genome Project.
South Korean delegate Yang Young-shik notes the remaining hurdle is language in setting the agenda as envoys from North and South Korea meet to prepare for a June summit. Cardinal Bernard Law reflects on Cardinal John O Connor’s funeral Mass praising his intellect rhetoric and humor amid rites in Boston New York.
The New Castle and Lawrence County tax sale dispute centers on issuing code status certificates for properties sold. The county is not owner of record, raising legality questions, but a recent county resolution requires certificates. Officials urge continued negotiations over law actions, praising cooperation while cautioning against litigation.
In September 1997 Jimmy Anderegg then sixteen along with three other teens including J J Maroschek faced charges as juveniles after painting a woman with a paintball sighted on 164th Street N E Bellevue Washington The case centers on whether juveniles are entitled to jury trials rather than adjudications and recalls the McKeiver v Pennsylvania ruling Judge Ann Ellington notes the shift toward allowing criminal convictions in juvenile adjudications and discusses potential outcomes for Anderegg with the defense urging a jury trial while a higher court previously declined to hear the question Universal Press Syndicate
Meliss a McLoud, historian at Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, argues memory guides wiser choices for people and society. The museum’s 18 acres show changing oyster and seafood fortunes, highlighting why preserving past trends helps protect the bay. Visitors gain perspective on watermen’s livelihoods and the complexity of conservation, fostering informed action and stronger communities.
The editor notes attorney Frank Verterano's May 1 letter remains opinionated and biased. Eric Boron reportedly owns several XXX establishments and expands into Pulaski Township. The piece argues his shops’ viewing booths were built in violation of law, kept dark and private, creating health hazards and potential unlawful activity.
Readers discuss Baron's XXX establishment and Judge Pratt ruling in Pulaski Township. Aiming to influence policy, the Coalition Against Pornography in Pulaski invites supporters at 964 0777 while Debates grow about community well being and action plans. Rev McCaffrey cited. Star the Apostle church in New Bedford noted.
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