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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2009
Page
1
A daily briefing notes a British think tank asserting U.S. global influence is waning and stresses the need for strengthened allied partnerships. It highlights strategic shifts, mentions NATO, and calls for coordinated Western responses to emerging challenges.
In a mixed showcase, Bl Jordan and Robinson displayed contrasting strengths during the game. Jordan powered scoring runs while Robinson anchored with defense and rebounds, highlighting two divergent paths to the team’s win.
Police reported a suspect tied to a daytime robbery fled into a creek and was captured after a brief chase. Investigators identified the individual through a description provided by witnesses and recovered items linked to the crime. No injuries were reported.
Obituaries notice listing multiple individuals with ages and residences including John Bender Jr 91 Ellwood City Nora E Dubrasky 93 Tacoma Wash Kenneth E Fox 80 Larry Graziani 77 Emma Hatchner 94 Jessie B Karki 91 Mary A Krzysik 89 Dorothy E Mack 73 Thelma R Pelloni 86 Sam Bim Staph 57 Harlansburg Road Ill Harmony Edinburg Golden Hill Home 1014 Butler Ave 3345 Wilmington Road 381 Walnut Run Lane - brief death notices without further biographical detail.
Sixteen year old Mike Myers, an Eagle Scout from Troop 712, repaired a damaged mosaic mural at Temple Hadar Israel. The project, completed last month, restored the Lion of Judah along with symbols of Judaism including the Ten Commandments, a burning bush, and a ram's horn, with help from fellow scouts and their parents.
The mosaic on a lion mural at the Moody Avenue synagogue suffered erosion and vandalism over the years with tiles falling away. Costs to repair were high until Eagle Scout candidate Myers proposed a restoration project and the board agreed to let him proceed to help the synagogue and earn his badge.
Local bands and marching units prepare for a Wednesday festival in New Castle with Westminster College also performing. Rock and roll halftime selections include Magic Carpet Ride Soul Man and I Love Rock and Roll. Drum battle, flag line and twirlers add flair as Neshannock High marks its 50th anniversary with a New Orleans themed celebration led by band director Tom Schaffner.
Harrisburg AP Rendell escalates critique of the budget deal’s spending and revenue projections. He presses for more education funding and calls the revenue plan a phony budget that defers tough decisions. Leaders delay conference committee as parties weigh a veto fight.
Westminster College announces an H1N1 outbreak with 10 students testing positive and several faculty showing flu symptoms. The first case appeared on Labor Day and has recovered. many students who left campus are returning, while instructors are urged to offer makeup work and support.
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