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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2009
Page
1
Daily Break reports sharp splits among policymakers and factions regarding a health care proposal. Critics warn of rising costs and reduced access while supporters tout expanded coverage and federal backing. Debates focus on funding, implementation timelines, and impact on existing programs. The piece highlights quoted officials and local reactions.
New Castle gears up for a key matchup against Blackhawk as it seeks a path to victory. The game highlights a collision of regional teams with high stakes for standings and pride. Coach and players prepare strategies to counter Blackhawk's defense and offensive balance.
County jail project begins as officials plan operations and security upgrades. Unclear wording suggests a focus on facility start. No further details available on location or timeline.
Obituaries list multiple local residents: Mary Louise Barkschat of New Castle, Debbie Ann Campbell, 50 of 436 Laurel Blvd, Nick Carran Jr. of Okeechobee Florida, infant Francis Paul Gatto IV, Violet G. Heiser 90 of Neshannock Township, Elizabeth Ann Lait 73 of Hermitage, Thomas V. Weaver 89 of 192 Terrace North Lane, infant Kayda Jane Zendron 371 Moyer Road.
Eight local high schools join Westminster College and Union High at the 30th annual Lawrence County Band Festival. Scotties opened with the national anthem as nine bands performed halftime shows and closed with God Bless America. Each group earned a Music Showcase award for participation.
The Lawrence County union failed to vote on the county commissioners furlough proposal for non elected employees. About 90 workers left the courthouse after a meeting led by Domenic A. Bellisario, with no vote taken when a motion to not vote passed. If no vote occurs, the commissioners may implement budget cuts or layoffs.
ACORN said it will launch an internal investigation after employees were filmed advising a couple posing as a prostitute and pimp to lie about the woman's job to obtain housing aid. The group will also halt new admissions to service programs while the probe proceeds.
Westminster College officials report a growing swine flu situation with at least a dozen students testing positive since Labor Day. Ten were diagnosed last week and most have recovered at home, with limited isolation capacity and beds available if needed.
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