02 Sep 1971
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1971
Page
1
James E. Aiken of Harbor Edinburg Road has spent about five years collecting arrowheads mainly in spring river searches. He has found roughly 400 pieces, a hobby featured on the Suburban Page today.
Cloudy mild conditions prevail with highs upper 60s to mid 70s. Tonight and Friday remain warm and humid with a 20 to 40 percent chance of thundershowers and lows in the 60s. Shenango River stage around 4.66 feet. pollen 20 grains per sq cm. Moraine State Park reports 72 degrees and light southeast wind with 3,232 in attendance.
Mrs. Gerald M. Myers aged 43 of 1501 Eastbrook Street and Miss Ruth Cialella aged 55 of 133 East Leasure Avenue appear in a September 2 1971 notice possibly related to a community or public record item.
Wildcat walkout at North American Rockwell Transmission and Axle Division continues despite a 2:30 PM injunction from Judge John L. Miller. Local 4194 USW members demand a separate Independent Confederate Union Local 1 while a pay withheld dues case heads to the Third Circuit.
The 54 day walkout by Local 1671 at Kennedy Tubular Products Co ends after a first bargaining session since July 23. A three year contract ratified by 22 workers includes wage hikes, a company funded pension, improved insurance and vacation, plus more holidays. One Cascade St shift will return to work.
A sequence of blasts struck downtown Belfast as office workers headed to lunch. Police report at least 27 injured, including children, with six in serious condition amid crowds, ambulances, and fire crews responding.
Pennsylvanians will see a 2.3 percent state income tax deducted from paychecks starting by October 1, with advice to request accelerated withholdings to avoid a larger April 15 bill. State Revenue Secretary Kane notes retroactive timing means seven months are affected and three months will be withheld this year.
West Berlin postponed the signing ceremony as four power working groups failed to agree on the German language version of the Big Four Berlin accord. Alec de Gosson said no rescheduled time was set, while West Berlin Mayor Klaus Schuetz noted the delay stems from translation disputes in the 33 pages of documents.
Tommy Sipe a 17 year old of Neshannock Falls is alive with his mother's kidney after a transplant at the Cleveland Clinic. His mother Edie Mae Cross Sipe and he are reported in satisfactory condition while his father Gene remains in Cleveland. Neighbors organize funds via the Walmo Branch of Lawrence Savings to aid the family amid travel and medical costs.
The Office of Emergency Preparedness authorized pay raises for 22 500 Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania employees statewide. The increases total over 250 000 dollars weekly and stem from July negotiations with FTW PTG and the Pennsylvania Telephone Guild.
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