DoVidio DUI charges withdrawn. new wrong side of road cited
State police withdrew driving under the influence and lane violation charges against Ralph Anthony DoVidio 43 of 111 Buena Vista Way and cited him for driving on the wrong side of the road. He pleaded guilty to that charge and was ordered to pay a fine and costs by District Justice James A. Reed. Mary Elizabeth Maggio 35 of 416 Epworth St Apt C faced a misrepresentation tied controlled substance charge filed by the attorney general. Sentences include Malinchak 43 of 811 Franklin Ave guilty of DUI and reckless driving, $200 fine, 48 hours in prison, paroled May 14. Levi 39 of Struthers Ohio guilty of scattering rubbish, $500 fine. Lindsey 38 of 606 Raymond St guilty of DUI, 7 days jail, parole May 21. Miller 37 of 706 Savannah Road guilty of DUI, 30 days jail then three years probation, paroled June 7. McAdams 54 of 1650 Harlansburg Road guilty of retail theft, 135 days in jail, paroled May 10 with time served. Lawson 39 of 509 W North St guilty of aggravated assault, 28 months in jail. Jermaine Wilson 19 of 1003
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Buena Vista Way
DoVidio
James A. Reed
Melissa A. Amodie
Mary Elizabeth Maggio
Epworth St
Apt. C
State Attorney General's Office
James Frank Malinchak
Franklin Ave
Lawrence County
John A. Levi
Struthers
Ohio
Dannis Lamar Lindsey
Raymond St
New Castle
William Miller
Savan
Nah Road
David Lewis McAdams
Harlansburg Road
Sears
Darlene Lawson
W. North St
Jermaine Wilson
7-Eleven to overhaul offerings with fresh food and new orders
Dallas based 7-Eleven plans a major product expansion from cigarettes and snacks to fresh fruit sushi pantyhose books and videos. The chain will roll out in store ordering via V com machines with ATMs by September. 700 store training under University of 7-Eleven aims to align staff with new products.
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Big Gulp
Jim Keyes
Andrew Ebersole
KDP Investment Advisors
Montpelier
Ebersole
V.com
U.S
United States
Canada
David Fraley
Carrollton
Texas
Keyes
Beech Sr Sentenced After Guilty Verdicts on Harassment
Beech Sr appeared in court on May 10 for sentencing after a guilty verdict on three counts of harassment and one count of criminal mischief for firing a gun at a person in June 1999. He received 150 days in jail, was paroled the same day, and credited for 150 days served. He must also pay the victim $3,262.57.
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Beech Sr
New Castle
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