03 Sep 1971
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
1
Mostly cloudy and warm with morning fog today into Saturday. Highs range from the low 70s to near 80 north and mid 70s to mid 80s south. Lows tonight mid 50s to low 60s north and mid to upper 60s south. Precipitation trace and a 83 degree max today. Pollen counts and park attendance noted.
Obituary notes list Hazel Shean age 74 of 520 Friendship St Wilda Stark age 74 of 814 W Washington St and Albert Colucci age 59 of 830 Lathrop St as of September 3 1971.
The Big Four ambassadors signed a Berlin agreement to ease Cold War tensions and open unimpeded western access to West Berlin. It preserves the wall and limits West German activity while allowing Russia a general consulate. Talks on details begin Monday in Berlin and Bonn.
The Pittsburgh Press Co. reaches satisfactory agreements with all craft unions and will publish the afternoon Press and morning Post-Gazette next Thursday ending a 113 day newspaper blackout. The first Sept 9 morning Post-Gazette issue will appear with the afternoon Press to follow. Federal restraining orders target Rockwell strikers as no talks occur.
Watson admitted he followed Charles Manson orders to kill six of the Tate LaBianca victims and stabbed Rosemary and Lena LaBianca and four at Sharon Tate's home. He said he fled after being told to kill again and later drifted to Mexico before returning to the cult. He pleaded innocent and insanity, and the case features psychiatrists and a high profile cross examination by prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi.
An inquest ruled the Aug. 7 death of Earl Book accidental after a shooting at the Carousel Bar on East Washington Street. Wayne Ritter and Ralph Olinger described finding and handling a small pistol before it fired hitting Book in the heart. The investigation included lie detector tests. authorities cautioned they are not admissible as proof of truth. The bar scene and witnesses were questioned, with no other disturbance reported.
In Pennsylvania the wage price freeze paired with a 2.3 percent income tax could deliver a budget surplus. State money managers foresee savings from delayed pay raises and frozen costs, with figures suggesting up to 25 million in savings and a potential five million or more in surplus by year end, depending on the freeze ending.
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