Council holds first town meeting draws small crowd
At George Washington Intermediate School North Hill residents attended a sparse session with Mayor Richard Christofer and Council President Gary Bonelli seeking ideas for services and growth. A plan for a long range master plan was discussed while North Hill rezoning for multi family dwellings was raised. Questions on garbage collection and private haulers surfaced as officials plan future meetings for other city areas.
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North Hill
Richard Christofer
Gary Bonelli
New Castle
South Side
Mahoningtown
East Side
Croton
West Side
J. Richard Mauk
Clen Moore Boulevard
Castle Management Corp
Richard Mauk
George Washington
Trade war fears spark emergency global trade talks
In Brussels pressures rise as the United States imposes 200 percent tariffs on European white wine and other goods in retaliation for EC farm subsidies. The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade calls an emergency meeting to resolve the crisis, with EC vows of proportionate retaliation and talks led by UK, France, and US officials.
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Belgium
United States
European Community
World Trade Body
Washington
Michael Heseltine
U.S
France
John Major
Jacques Delors
Executive Commission
Delors
London
Jean-Pierre Soisson
Senior Night Honors at Local High School Football Games
Over the past two weeks senior night recognition has been observed at county high schools with parents and siblings decorating homes to honor senior athletes.
Weather forecast Summary for temperatures
Upper 30s to low 40s expected during the day with a finish near the upper 20s to low 30s at night. Daytime highs stay in the 30s while overnight lows dip into the 20s. Winds light with dry conditions and no precipitation anticipated.
The Week Ahead Fair Monday Forecast
The forecast calls for a fair start to the week with Monday temperatures from 35 to 45 degrees and a low in the 20s. Tuesday brings partly sunny skies with highs near 45 to 55 and a low around 25 to 30.
Sharon Steel seeks bank help to pay hourly workers
Sharon Steel Corp faces a payroll crisis as production halts while top officials seek bank funding. Union leaders insiste on pay to avoid work stoppages, with 500 workers currently on site and many salaried staff unpaid. The company, owned by Castle Harla Inc since December 1990, relies on a Citibank led banking consortium. A $30 million loan from the Pennsylvania State Employees Retirement System was approved in May, with conditions still to be met.
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Farrell, Pa
Sharon Steel Corp
Cecil Williams
United Steelworkers Local 1197
Williams
Farrell
Damascus Tubular
Reynolds
Brainard
Howland
Ohio
John D. Fry
Sharon (Steel
Sharon Steel
Citibank
New York
Tougher pollution testing to raise motorist costs
Washington AP reports a tougher federal vehicle inspection program may push repair bills up to 120 dollars per car. The EPA aims to cut urban smog and carbon monoxide by up to one third with 10 minute tests phased in from 1994 and full implementation by 1996. In 83 problem areas evaporative emissions will be added to exhaust tests with treadmill testing. other areas see tightened procedures. About one in five cars may require repairs costing 30 to 120 dollars, offset by fuel efficiency gains of 7 to 13 percent.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Maine
California
William Reilly
Reilly
Cindy Crawford Credits The Thing For Modeling Rise
New York AP reports Cindy Crawford credits her success to The Thing, saying she sees a relatable girl each morning. She mentions being transformed by makeup and styling, notes her values align with hers, and lists high earnings around $2 million annually. Also cited are Pepsi and Revlon ads, a calendar, an exercise video, and marriage to Richard Gere.
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New York
Cindy Crawford
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Crawford
Pepsi
Revlon
Richard Gere
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Pennsylvani School Employees Retirement System
George FE. Best
Harmony
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Ellwood City
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George K. Stinedorf
Grove City
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