Cavaliers rout Bulls as Cavs spoil Bulls season start
The Chicago Bulls suffer a decisive loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers marking their third defeat early in the season. Princeton University starts the 1997 98 college campaign by upsetting heavily favored Texas. Former Pirates pitching coach Ray Miller becomes Baltimore Orioles manager while Pedro Martinez earns the NL Cy Young Award in Montreal.
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Chicago Bulls
Cleveland Cavaliers
Princeton University
Texas
Pirates
Ray Miller
Baltimore Orioles
Montreal
Pedro Martinez
New Castle Plans Transit Garage Near Gables Hotel Site
Mayor Tim Fulkerson proposes locating the New Castle Transit Authority garage and office on Grant Street near the Gables Hotel as part of a West Side redevelopment along the Shenango River. The plan seeks a $3 million grant with a $100,000 local match and aims to resolve funding before 1999 while evaluating sale of the Taylor Street garage.
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New Castle
Tim Fulkerson
Transit Authority
Grant Street
Fulkerson
Lower West
Shenango River
Ingot Aid
Sennes China
Jun
Ed West Side
New Castle Transit Authority
Leonard Lastoria
John DiMuccio
Taylor Street
Lawrence County
Ed Ayers
Neomag
Eyesore owners may go on signs for blight shaming
New Castle City Council weighs copying Wilkinsburg and Syracuse in posting names addresses and phone numbers of owners with repeated code violations. Officials cite cautions about legality costs and equity, while Syracuse and Wilkinsburg already post signs identifying violators to spur compliance.
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New Castle
Wilkinsburg
Syracuse
N.Y
Richard DeBlasio
James Manolis
Manolis
May Rose
Roy Bernardi
Louise Woodward proclaims innocence amid poll calls for harsher penalty
STS Acene reports Louise Woodward maintains innocence as surveys show Americans favor additional prison time for the infant death. In the Middle East, four American oil workers are killed in what appears to be retaliation for a U.S. conviction of a Pakistani gunman.
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Louise Woodward
Middle East
U.S
Neighbors complain odor from Farmers Cheese plant lingers
Wilmington Township residents say odor from the Farmers Cheese plant persisted into spring and summer, causing health issues and headaches. They filed complaints with Milk Marketing Inc and the Pennsylvania DEP, only receiving a response after involving a county commissioner. by Labor Day the stink eased but concerns remain.
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Wilmington Township
Joseph Bretz
Kathleen
Brett
Don Burns
Farmers Cheese
Burns
Milk Marketing Inc
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
Lawrence County
Edward Fosnaught
Catholics weigh meatless Fridays in pledge to life
Washington AP report notes Catholic clergy debate a return to meatless Fridays to strengthen penitence and public witness against abortion euthanasia war and drugs. Cardinal Maida and Cardinal Law cite personal abstinence while bishops study Friday observance and Pro-Life aims amid U S Catholic unity concerns.
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America
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Adam Maida
Detroit
Maida
Bernard Law
Boston
Bishops’ Committee For Pro-Life
Law
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