13 Oct 2009
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2009
Page
1
Insurance companies abandon fair dealing sparking public frustration as consumer protections press for reform. Regulators warn firms to curb abusive practices and restore confidence, citing rising complaints and stalled claim settlements across multiple states.
Laurel high school leads a competitive track meet hosted at their stadium with solid showings from several athletes. Strong performances include top placements in sprint events and notable distances, boosting momentum for upcoming regional competition.
Page A2 highlights Union High School as the Band of the Week with spirited performances and school pride. Page A3 reports three more homecoming queens named for the upcoming festivities, showcasing student leaders and campus events.
Agnes R Byler 84 Hermitage Victoria H Dull 88 Countryside Home Mary Ellen Ferrell 70 Cambridge Street Ann M Fishovitz 81 53 Idlewild Drive Lois Elayne Huling 86 Golden Hill Home Marcie Lingenfelter 52 3567 Evergreen Road Ann Mastilak Price 88 Beaver Valley Center Thomas Theodorou 81 712 Blaine St.
Audrey Przybylski of Laurel Avenue criticizes the Scottish Rite Cathedral board for tearing down two deteriorated houses on New Castle’s lower North Hill to build parking for patrons. Cathedral president James Kunselman says the structures were vandalized and uninhabitable, and the properties will become parking lots for events at the Masonic lodge and auditorium. One Lincoln Avenue home was demolished last Friday.
Local business groups and politicians rally against tolls on Interstate 80 as a Grove City College study questions Turnpike Commission assumptions. Rep. Mark Longietti and Sen. Bob Robbins warn tolls would hurt the rural economy while critics call the plan a political move to fund mass transit. Tracy Miller of Grove City College critiques the commission’s claims.
Hillsville resident Louis Perrott recalls the USS Canberra attack on October 13 1944 that killed 23 crew members. He honors them with annual dinners and yard flags while speaking to students and groups about the war. He plans to continue sharing memories as he nears 90.
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