22 Sep 1994
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1994
Page
1
A fragment recounts a tense moment where Jennie objects to others driving as her mother drinks, highlighting a stubborn streak and a decision that preceded a deadly outcome. The brief note centers on domestic tension, concern, and a lost chance to intervene.
A Pennsylvania woman Ruthie Freed Cruz Green vowed to quit drinking but died in a crash that killed two of her children and left others injured. Her blood alcohol level was .279 percent as she ran a stop sign near Darlington with five kids in the cab. Her friends described her as stubborn yet easygoing.
Today signals the end of summer as fall begins at 2 21 a m tomorrow with the autumnal equinox. The date ushers in equal hours of day and night, highlighting the seasonal switch.
A forecast for the week notes a chance of showers on Sunday with expected highs of 65 to 75 and lows of 45 to 55. Showers may return Monday with highs of 60 to 70 and lows of 40 to 50.
London AP Madonna defends herself in The Face interview, saying the media punishes rich powerful women for sex. She denies abortions and AIDS, rejects Stallone affair rumors, and says she is treated as different for being single and outspoken about enjoying sex.
Mayor Richard Christofer blasted the state audit on New Castle owed sums, saying figures fell from 2.2 million in disallowed costs to 972,000 and vowing an appeal. He questioned audit delays, demanded answers, and accused officials of political games that cost the city about 900,000 while praising housing rehabilitation prior to criticism.
The city unanimously approved a three year labor contract with International Association of Fire Fighters Local 160. State auditors questioned $17,902 of remaining disallowed CDBG costs and proposed withholding it from the $101,362 already allocated. Officials criticized the audit process and noted friction with the Department of Community Affairs.
The Rev. William Downey, a World War II chaplain who prayed with the flight crew that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima, died Monday at age 76 in Fox Point, Wis. The brief notice also lists deaths of Margaret V. Bonelli, 75, Phoenix. Lida L. Rupp, 90, Prospect. Grant E. Channell, 27, Elkview, W.Va.. Keith B. McKim, 76, Wampum RD 2. and John A. Whiteman, 79, San Diego.
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