Nine Westminster students hurt when van hits wall
Westminster College in Pittsburgh suffered injuries to nine students when a college van hit a concrete wall on Parkway East near Second Avenue. The van overturned, throwing occupants onto the roadway. one student Amy Huber of Seahove Maine remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition while others were treated and released.
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Adequate Math and Science Teachers Reported in Pa
A state survey shows adequate numbers of certified teachers in Pennsylvania public schools for math and science areas but physics lags. The Department of Education study, based on a sample of superintendents, was conducted last spring and cited vacancies for the current year.
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Overcrowded jail becomes campaign issue in Lawrence County
The Lawrence County jail overcrowding dominates county commissioner's race coverage with candidates pledging actions to curb rising inmate numbers. Incumbent Paul L. Tanner notes October averaged 56 inmates daily, while two-year trends show 40 plus prisoners daily. Proposals include more staff, training, higher wages, and adding cells. others seek judicial support and broader system reforms amid statewide inmate rise to 10 050 by July.
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City candidates admit problems are severe
New Castle mayor and City Council hopefuls acknowledged serious city finances at a LWV forum at First Presbyterian. With a yearend deficit of at least 350000, candidates urged belt-tightening and shared ideas on county cooperation, service cuts, and attracting new industry to raise revenue.
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New Castle
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U S troops begin Grenada pullout after invasion
Washington orders 2300 Army troops from Grenada to withdraw nine days after the invasion that toppled a Marxist government. 18 U S casualties and 91 injuries reported. 57 Cubans arrive in Havana greeted by Fidel Castro as they await prisoner releases and diplomat evacuations.
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News Digest November 3 1983 Persons List
Extended forecast covers Saturday through Monday with partly cloudy, continued cool conditions. Lows range 25 to 35 degrees, highs 38 to 45 Saturday and 45 to 55 Sunday through Monday. Names include Enrico Filipone 72, Charles R. Henderson 67, Emma L. Vogan 76, John F. Gwin 63, Joseph H. Marcella 62, Kailua Hawaii, John Fred Uber 76 Williamsburg Virginia.
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