12 Sep 1972
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1972
Page
1
Sixteen month old Jennifer Makuch of Pittsburgh balances hands and mouth while guiding her five month old puppy Heidi through the family yard.
Showers and thunderstorms noted in Florida Georgia South Carolina Ohio Tennessee valleys and Great Lakes region. Elsewhere clear to partly cloudy. Temperatures span from the mid 40s in Duluth to the upper 80s in Atlanta and Washington with highs in the 70s to 90s. Attendance at Mobaine State Park recorded at 1 464 with light westerly wind and rainfall.
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh area teachers continue strikes over salary and working conditions. After brief talks, PFT and Board of Education remain at impasse affecting 285000 city students and about 27000 in suburban districts. Some Allegheny Valley teachers reached a tentative wage agreement while Plum Borough officials ratified a new contract.
In Harrisburg Philadelphia lawmakers push three bills to restore the death penalty citing specific murder types and a Pardons Board review. Specter sponsors a plan with eight murder categories and a board override option while Murphy mirrors it. The bills respond to Supreme Court rulings and aim to curb arbitrary application.
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Golda Meir urged Israel to smite Arab guerrillas wherever reachable as the Munich Olympic tragedy fuels new violence. She praised West Germany actions but criticized rescue handling while warning terrorism threatens peace.
City Hall hearing on the West Side urban renewal project drew questions beyond the scheduled topics. UHURA Inc chair Wilbur Young urged council to approve changes, warning construction could start mid October. The debate centered on a Willard Avenue property owned by Clarence Alexander now on the acquisition list.
The five day strike at Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School ended with a tentative contract agreed after a four and a half hour meeting. Teachers voted to accept at a 10 am meeting, school to reopen tomorrow though board approval pending. Salary ranges for bachelor and master degree teachers were noted.
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