Wednesday Pennsylvania Lottery Numbers and Local Crime Report
The page lists Winning Numbers for Paragraf Wednesday draws in multiple Pennsylvania lotteries and details several local incidents. New York residents Steven Hull and Kenneth Weis were beaten and robbed in Emlenton, while PG and W faced a potential $289000 overcharge in fuel charges. An accidental shooting left Jon J. Cattiello injured in Ridgway, and two Dunkirk men faced theft charges over roofing materials. The State Board of Pardons will hear Jon Yount's parole request, and Penptech Paper workers demanded higher pay or service cessation. Other notes include a Crawford County suit against the process of law, Dailey’s beer truck accident, and a seismographic oil survey near Milledgeville.
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New York State
Emlenton
Franklin
Steven Hull
Kenneth Weis
Cornwallville
N.Y
Maintreet
Tax Bite Hits Dog Named Curly Bonner in Norristown
In Norristown Pennsylvania a tax bill wrongly targets a dog named Curly Bonner for property taxes valued at 3 500. Officials fault each other as the dog’s owner James Bonner disputes the charge and nuisance mail stops after the misaddressed notice.
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Norristown, Pa
Curly Bonner
Curly
Gues Amen
James Bonner
Donner
Bonner
Carly
Four workers questioned in nun murder case released
Four Wheeling workmen tied to salvage firm were questioned by Ohio County and state police over Sister Robin Elma death then released. Police say a Friday incident with obscene language by one worker is unrelated. Authorities see no link to Washington Pa rape murders of four young women. Sister Robin, 26, Fordham graduate, was found raped and strangled at St Joseph Motherhood.
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Ineeling
W.va
Wheeling
Cpl
J.C. Gabbert
Ohio County
Robin
Roberta Ann Elma
St. Joseph Motherhood
Gabbert
Washington, Pa
Pennsylvania
Fordham University
Allendale
N.J
Irvine group argues against school closure over budget fears
Irvine residents contend saving dollars by closing Irvine School is overstated. They cite Judy Higgins and others showing high classroom crowding elsewhere, potential transfers to Pittsfield or Youngsville, and minimal transportation savings. They pledge further data to persuade the school board.
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Judy Higgins
Irvine
Warren Borough
Pittsfield
Youngsville
Higgins
Sutton
U.S. Journalist Can Leave Russia
Moscow reports say American journalist Robert C. Toth was questioned over 12 hours by the KGB but then told he is free to depart the Soviet Union. Toth, LA Times correspondent, planned to return to the United States with his family on Friday, calling his release a possible frameup admission.
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Moscow
Robert C. Toth
Soviet Union
Toth
United States
Los Angeles Times
KGB
Law bars profane names for corporations in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP Milton Shapp signed a law to prevent use of blasphemy or profanity in corporate names after complaints about The God Damn Gun Shop. The unnamed owner feared reprisals though religious and reportedly does mail order business with no storefront.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
McKeesport
Emil Mrkonic
D-Allegheny
Corporation
Jeffrey C. Munnel
Bear sighting prompts sheriff response in Sinclairville field
In Sinclairville New York a bear wandered from a corn field into a swamp after being spotted near a Jamestown Road home by Mrs. Wilfred Wagner. Deputy Lawrence and Officer Young directed the animal, snapping photos as it toppled fence posts and crossed railroad tracks before vanishing into a swamp near South Stockton.
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Sinclairville
N.Y
Wilfred Wagner
Jamestown Road
Sheriff's Department
Andrew W Lawrence
James Young
Lawrence
Stockton
Wagner
No Extra Pay For Teachers During Storms
BUFFALO NY Public schoolteachers will not receive extra pay for six Easter week days used to make up for snow days. Blizzard and fuel shortages caused 18 winter closures and a Patriot's Day class day sparked a union dispute. Arbitration upheld the board's stance that 186 contract days were not exceeded. Barry L. Newbauer 34 died playing softball in Jamestown NY. He collapsed at a church league game and is to be buried tomorrow with viewing tonight.
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Buffalo
Boffalo
Board of Education
Buffalo Teachers Federation
John F. Hans
Cohves
State Public Employment Relations Board
Haas
Jamestown
N.Y
Barry L. Newbauer
Corry-area
WCA Hospital
Gary
Newbauer
Corry
Franklin
Lind Funeral
Doctors weigh generics versus brand names amid new law
Doctors Cruz and Butters discuss generic substitutions under a new law. They note patient trust in brand names, concerns about equivalence, and price as secondary to health. The physicians expect variability in policy, with doctors setting personal substitution rules and considering patient finances.
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Cruz
Guy Butters
Butters
Also Mentioned on This Page
M.corry Journal
Lue Pennsylvannia Baker's Dozen
Pennsylvania Gas and Water Co
Wilkes Barre
Public Utility Commission
Pg&w
PUC
Jon J. Cattiello
Ridgway
Elk County Hospital
Cattiell
Dunkirk
Frederick J. Stern
James H. Stern
Raymond Lawton
Falconer
Chautauqua County
Jon Yount
DuBois
State Board of Pardons
Yount
Pamela Sue Rimer
Penptech Paper Company
Andy Muroski
Johnsonburg
Penntech
Muroski
Oil City
Crawford County
Walter Smith
Smith
Pittsburgh
William Dailey
The
Journal
Dailey
Toledo
Ronald Mitchaurn
RD. 2
Centerville
Bloomfield
Murulay
Western Geophysical Co
Houston
Tex
Milledgeville
Cochranton
Hichard Corey
Yan
Marsden Corey
H.D.2
Guys Mills
Corey
Ollows
Cofey
A&p
Smith Street Plaza
Sam
U.S
Russia
McElroy's
Roger
Chris
South Center Street
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Monroe
Texaco Inc
M&m
Marriott
AmAir
Ue Ae
Fast Kodak
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