Snowstorm Triggers Multiple Crashes, One Hospitalized
A late winter storm dumped wet snow causing three accidents overnight. Richard Lee Boak of RD 4 was hospitalized at St Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center after a two vehicle crash on U.S. 422 in Shenango Township. Douglas Phelps and his wife Pamela of Erie were treated at St Francis Hospital for neck and shoulder injuries and scrapes. A second crash near Wayne Township damaged a utility pole, and a third in Union Township left a pickup on its side after icy roads. Police reported no other injuries in two additional weather related crashes.
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Richard Lee Boak
RD 4
St. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center
Youngstown
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Boak
U.S. 422
Shenango Township
Douglas Phelps
Erie
Phelps
St. Francis Hospital
Pamela
St. Francis
James Patterson
Beaver Falls RD 2
Pa. 351
14Th Street
Wayne Township
James Mosely
Fairview Ave
Bessemer
U.S. 224
Union Township
Covert Road
Moscow embassy spy scandal widens to possible posts abroad
Washington reported that the embassy security breach in Moscow may extend to other diplomatic posts as lawmakers cite ongoing investigations. Rep. Dan Mica said he was told the spy case could involve more sites while State Department officials called the incident a violation of sovereignty and pledged tightened communications security as Secretary Shultz planned talks in Moscow.
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Washington
UPI
Marine Guard
Moscow
Dan Mica
D-Fla
Olympia Snowe
Rmaine
State Department
Charles Redman
George Shultz
Mica
Foreign Affairs International Operations
House Armed Services Committee
Les Aspin
D-Wis
U.S
Marine Corps
Papal mass in Chile marred by clashes with police
At a mass for reconciliation in Santiago attended by about one million, police fought thousands of anti government demonstrators with tear gas water cannons and shotguns as tear gas drifted toward the pope. The pope knelt in prayer as violence flared. 38 officers were injured and several spectators including journalists were hurt.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
John Paul II
Bernardo O'Higgins Park
Augusto Pinochet
CBS
Vatican
John Paul
Senate urges 50 percent aid cut over Panama drug fight
Senate backed a non binding resolution demanding a 50 percent cut in U S aid to Panama for not aggressively fighting illegal drugs. The vote followed heated remarks by Sen Jesse Helms who said Panama is corrupt with drug money and urged stronger action while the measure to target Mexico and the Bahamas failed or was adjourned. The resolution now goes to the House and carries no legal effect according to the administration.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Panama
Mexico
Bahamas
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
U.S
Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Congress
Helms
Reagan
Ex-businessman Frank Clarke dies at 64 in New Castle
Frank C. Clarke 64 of 30 Cochran Drive former co-owner of McEntire and Clarke General Office Products died at 11 a.m. April 3 1987 after a six month illness Born October 6 1922 in New Castle to John and Pearl Turner Clarke He was married to Jean Iddings December 15 1944 and she died December 14 1986 Survived by daughter Marilyn Gardner Ashland Ohio son Michael Philadelphia and two grandsons Services set for 11 a.m. Monday at R Cunningham Funeral Home Interment Oak Park.
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Frank C. Clarke
Cochran Drive
McEntire and Clarke General Office Products
New Castle
John
Pearl Turner Clarke
Jean Iddings
Clarke
First Presbyterian Church
U.S. Marine Corps
Stanley
Marilyn) Gardner
Ashland
Ohio
Michael
Philadelphia
R. Cunningham Funeral Home Inc
Wilmington Road
Soviet Visitors Promote Friendship At Union Middle School
Four Soviet citizens visited Union Middle School as part of a 19 member USA USSR Friendship Society tour to promote goodwill. They featured accordionist Nikolai Maximov and singers Roxana Derzhavina with pianist Konstantin Kuperveis, all from Moscow, with interpreter Sergei Romanchenko noting the trip as geography and history in an historic moment for the group and the school.
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Soviet Union
Union Middle School
Usa-Ussr Friendship Society
United States
Nikolai Maximov
Roxana Derzhavina
Konstantin Kuperveis
Moscow
Sergei Romanchenko
Romanchenko
Daylight Saving Time Starts This Weekend
Tomorrow at 2 a.m. clocks move ahead one hour marking the first weekend of the month as Congress shifted the date from the last weekend of April.
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Congress
Death notices listing individuals and ages across multiple locations
Death records dated April 4 1987 list Thure M Leivo 79 of 109 Clen Moore Blvd Thomas R Finefrock 60 of 601 Superior Lt James A Byler 86 Edinburg RD 1 Mrs George McClay 76 Tallahassee Frank C Clarke 64 30 Cochran Drive William G Anderson 87 formerly New Galilee RD 1 Anthony M Condi 75 Ellwood City Nora E Remaley 95 Ellwood City RD Joseph Carusone 58 Lucille M Reesh 70 New Springfield Ohio Mark Hayes 10 Park Ridge NJ Wilma G McClellan 71 McKeesport.
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Thure M. Leivo
Clen
Joseph Carusone
Ellwood City
Lucille M. Reesh
New Springfield
Ohio
Mark Hayes
Park Ridge
N.J
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Naval Investigative Service
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Union High
Cathy M. Budzowski
NEW Castle News
SRU
Charles Tichy
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Lo Issas
Strode Roper
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