Obituary for Nick Tomasello of Enola Pennsylvania
Nick Tomasello of Enola Pennsylvania died August 3 2016 at age 84 Born March 12 1932 in Bessemer Pennsylvania son of John and Frances Tomasello He was predeceased by his brother and parents He leaves his sister Martha Nola his wife Jean Tartaglione Tomasello a daughter Jill Tomasello a son Nick Tomasello and six grandchildren Nick served as MP in Germany worked at Bessemer Cement Plant then Camp Hill State Prison retired 1995 He attended River of God Church Enola Family viewing August 5 2016 funeral at Sullivan Funeral Home Enola Interment Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
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Man who helped enable Woodstock dies at 81
New York artist and designer Elliot Tiber who helped secure Bethel as the Woodstock festival site has died at 81 after a stroke. He was born Elliot Teichberg in New York and later moved to Florida where he died in a Boca Raton hospice. His Woodstock role and memoir Taking Woodstock shaped the film and later works.
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Holocaust survivor and real estate builder Joseph Wilf dies at 91
Joseph Wilf, a Holocaust survivor who co founded Garden Homes, one of the nation’s largest real estate firms, died at 91 in Hillside New Jersey. Born in Jaroslaw Poland he and his brother Harry survived a Siberian labor camp. The Wilf family owns the NFL’s Minnesota Vikings.
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Zewail dies at 70 Nobel laureate and Caltech chemist
Ahmed Zewail, 70, Nobel Prize winner and longtime Caltech scientist, died Tuesday in the United States. The Linus Pauling professor and director of the Physical Biology Center pioneered femtochemistry, using lasers to observe chemical reactions on a femtosecond timescale. Zewail, born in Egypt, lived in San Marino and advised President Obama on science. Caltech did not disclose the death cause or exact location.
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Dust may explain Amish asthma protection in farming study
The New England Journal of Medicine report compares Amish and Hutterite children, finding virtually no asthma in Amish kids while Hutterites show higher rates. Dust from Amish homes did not provoke asthma in mice, unlike Hutterite dust, suggesting protective microbes in dairy environments may reduce asthma risk.
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Deadlines loom in suit over judge retirement age ballot
In Harrisburg the state elections chief warns a suit challenging the wording of a November ballot question to extend the judicial retirement age moves ahead. Deadlines approach for advertising the question and sending absentee ballots, with first ads due soon and further rounds set for August and September.
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