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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2000
Page
1
At a ceremony for North Hill’s National Register listing, Mayor Tim Fulkerson urged residents to raise funds to save some of 13 houses slated for demolition to make way for a new high school. He said moving a few homes is possible, though criteria are not set.
Mayor Tim Fulkerson praises the All-American Soap Box Derby event set for tomorrow as Rapid Tappets Car Club president Jack Stewart helped organize the weekend derby. Citizens show strong support while officials hope for favorable weather.
Maxine Reese, 68, who helped propel Jimmy Carter to the White House and led efforts to establish Plains as a national historic district, died Thursday after battling lung cancer. Forty years ago she organized Carter supporters in Southwest Georgia, turning the Plains train depot into the 1976 campaign HQ.
Lawrence County and PennDOT officials, joined by local residents, met at New Castle Airport to discuss a two year, statewide aviation study. The county recently took ownership from the city and aims to develop the facility as a key regional hub with private sector support.
President Judge Ralph D. Pratt ruled that Mitcheltree Brothers Logging and Lumber Inc. may not operate a sawmill in an industrial zone on Route 551. He found the Pulaski Township supervisors lacked authority to grant a conditional use and improperly shifted the burden of proof to residents on High Oak Farm Lane. The decision sends the matter to the zoning board for review.
A teen from Eliweed City received Diocese of Pittsburgh recognition for her volunteer service with children at Holy Redeemer. The award highlights commitment to youth and community outreach.
Jack Stewart and Gordon Greer of the Rapid Tappets Car Club praise cars as the All American Soap Box Derby prep continues with twenty youngsters racing tomorrow in New Castle. About 175 vintage cars pre registered for the Dust Off Car Show sponsored by the Rapid Tappets, with good weather expected to boost attendance downtown.
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