14 Sep 1994
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1994
Page
1
Airdale survivors and religious leaders weigh the Flight 427 crash on page 3 as authorities seek meaning and solace. The report notes investigators tossing prior theories on the accident, with officials outlining continued inquiry into what happened and why.
AP reports Defense Secretary Perry said no concrete deadline for Haiti military leadership to step down has been set though changes may come. He warned U S forces could invade very soon if ordered by Clinton as warships move toward the Caribbean and public support builds.
Loretta, hockey fans prepare for a summer kickoff as the Pittsburgh Penguins welcome the Stanley Cup champion New York Rangers to the Civic Arena for a high profile matchup tonight.
Brad Gilbert paid off a wager with Andre Agassi after the U S Open victory. Gilbert endured a televised body shave, the cream tingling and razors failing to cut chest hair. He kept a light mood in plaid boxers on the Last Call appearance, joking he may remember the stunt at age 67.
Lawrence County Common Pleas Court Judge Ralph D. Pratt ruled Chris Saviato won the Democratic nomination reelection recount for the 9th legislative district by 41 votes. Saviato's total 2,614 to Angelo Papa 2,573, after a weeklong hand recount. Papa may appeal to Commonwealth Court.
Police say 53 year old Robert L. Hogue of Butler killed himself in a leased car parked near Barry Financial Services Inc. at 23 E North St. in New Castle. A passerby found the body about 8 45 am alongside two notes. Former Burry Financial Services employee, Hogue was identified by City Police. Deputy Coroner says time of death not yet established.
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