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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2009
Page
1
Wary consumers and rising unemployment hinder the economic recovery as analysts and shoppers monitor prices, jobless numbers, and spending trends amid modest growth signals and ongoing market uncertainty.
Anthony DeFrank underwent a single-incision cholecystectomy at Jameson Hospital on Nov 3. Surgeons say the method offers less pain and quicker recovery, with minimal scarring, though not suitable for all patients. DeFrank, a New Castle resident and Army Reserve member, was home by evening and back to work within a week.
Obituaries note the passing of John T. Bilpuch Jr., 89, of New Castle, and Joseph D. Fletcher, 84, of Punta Gorda Florida, along with Michael R. Peace, 22, of Edinburg. The notices give ages and hometowns as the core facts.
Hometown supporters rally around Mark Mangino as Kansas enters a pivotal week hoping for a win over Missouri to reach a school record third straight bowl game. An ongoing university investigation into verbal and emotional abuse allegations continues, with former players noting instances of harsh language.
Mayor Anthony Mastrangelo proposed a 16.7 million budget for 2010 that keeps taxes and the garbage bag fee at current levels. The plan totals 16,766,384 and, despite a higher spending figure, uses wage tax revenue to pay pension bonds under new state law. Mastrangelo said the goal is to hold the line on taxes and give taxpayers a break.
The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected Daniel Cook's bid to reinstate his civil rights complaint against the New Castle Area School District. Named in the suit were Superintendent George Gabriel, school board President Fred Mozzoccio, and building and grounds director Paul Falena. Attorney Jonathan Solomon expressed disappointment for Cook.
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