Community meeting notes from Lawrence County area listings
A compilation of local group meetings and screenings across Lawrence County. Includes SPEBSQSA at First Presbyterian Church, parents and adopted children group at Jameson Hospital School of Nursing, Chamber Players, St Francis Hospital screenings, Hospice blood pressure events, and various self help groups such as AL ANON AA Cocaine Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous MNARANON Recovery Inc Compassionate Friends Sudden Infant Death Syndrome support and Women’s Shelter rape crisis programs with venues and weekly times.
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Lawrence County
Spebsqsa
First Presbyterian Church
N. Jefferson St
Jameson Hospital School of Nursing
New Castle
St. Francis Hospital
School of Nursing
Hospice Foundation of St. Francis Hospital of
Kmart
North City Plaza
Lawrence Village Plaza
Russo’s Pharmacy
Croton Avenue
Al-Anon
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Road
Alcoholics Anonymous
St. Camillus
W. Enlewood Ave
Neshannock Township
Trinitypiscopal Church
N. Mill St
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church
Jameson Memorial Hospital
St. Camillus Church
St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing
Wilmington
Cocaine Anonymous
St. Mary
Shenango Presbyterian Church
Women’s
Brothers Flight, War, and a World of Change
A narrator reflects on his brother Steve’s Air Force service amid rising Iraqi tensions. He recalls the pull of patriotism and flying, the dehumanizing edge of modern warfare, and fears Saddam Hussein could dictate his fate. The piece weighs mortality, courage, and the ailing logic of geopolitical conflict.
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Soviet Union
Saddam Hussein
Hussein
Steve
Air Force
Ality
Iraq
U.S
Alah
Hademe
Saddam
Laurel board approves Bulazo pact extension
Laurel School Board votes 5 3 to extend Superintendent Andrew Bulazo s contract for three years from July 1 1991 to June 30 1994. Several members oppose urging consideration of other candidates and replacements. The board also hires new staff includes Donald Rodgers Kathleen Bernardi John Julian and Kristen Willetts and approves a baseball dugout contract plus IBM computer equipment deal.
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Laurel
Andrew Bulazo
Bulazo
Nancy Moser
William Lyons
Larry Lambo
Moser
Lyons
Lambo
Dr. Bulazo
Donald Rodgers
Kathleen Bernardi
John Julian
Kristen Willetts
Julian
Jeannine Carlson
Willetts
Linda Steinheiser
D.H. Zigler Enterprises
New Castle
IBM Corp
Fair Entries and Rules for County Exposition
Fair organizers require Fair From page 1 to be submitted to the chair of the women's activities committee for each subordinate grange. Entries must be in by Monday noon. The fair office will issue 1099 forms to exhibitors with $600 or more in premiums. Premiums hinge on recorded social security numbers. Open class livestock entries from any U.S. location. Lawrence County 4-H and vocational students may show in Department 10. youths under 19 may enter Department 11. Livestock entries due by July 28. late entries refused. Include entry fees with the form. After close, stock substitutions allowed within if dairy only. otherwise not between classes. Livestock must stay until 9 p.m. Aug 18. other exhibits until 10 p.m. Exhibitors removing early lose premiums unless written permission from fair directors.
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Women’s Activities Committee
Fair
United States
Lawrence County
Shenandoah to perform at Lawrence County Fair
Shenandoah, the Columbia recording group, is set for two 60 minute shows at the Lawrence County Fair grandstand on August 17 at 7 and 9 p.m. Tickets are sold by the fair office with reserved seating available. The band features Marty Raybon, Stan Thorn, Ralph Ezell, Jim Seales, and Mike McGuire and has recently wrapped a GMC tour with Randy Travis and Tammy Wynette.
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Shenandoah
Lawrence County Fair
Cashbox Magazine
Nashville Network
Marty Raybon
Stan Thorn
Ralph Ezell
Jim Seales
Mike McGuire
Billboard
Cumberland Road
Radio & Records
The
Gavin Report
Randy Travis
Tammy Wynette
Travis
McGuire
Seales
Thorn
Raybon
Ezell
MGM Band
MGM
Mussel Shoals
Ala
Robert Byrne
Fame Studio
Rick Hall
Bob Oermann
Music Row
Housing panel again seeks funds to fight drugs
The Lawrence County Housing Authority files for up to 250000 in HUD money to curb drugs in housing areas. The board, which met yesterday, plans to boost police presence and crime watch programs, and to start a drug prevention alliance with Drug and Alcohol Community Treatment Services Inc. A new vehicle use policy was adopted and a computer maintenance contract was approved.
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Lawrence County
Old Timers Day Free Rides for Seniors in New Castle
In recognition of Old Timers Day tomorrow, New Castle Area Transit Authority offers free all day bus rides for riders over 65. Senior citizens must present Medicare or transit identification at boarding.
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New Castle Area
Fire damages door at Lawrence Manor on West Moody
State fire marshal will investigate a small fire at Lawrence Manor on West Moody Avenue last night. A paper sign on an apartment door was found burning around 10 p.m. The fire was confined to the door and a resident extinguished it. Estimated damage about $200.
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Lawrence Manor
West Moody Avenue
PARC Picnic and Dance Set at Scotland Meadows Park
The Pennsylvania Association of Retarded Citizens will hold its annual picnic and dance from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursday at Scotland Meadows Park in Union Township. The event is open to all handicapped citizens and their families in Lawrence County. Each family should bring a covered dish while PARC provides hot dogs hamburgers and beverages. Music will be by Roy Rubin and His Super Stars.
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Pennsylvania Association of Retarded Citizens
Scotland Meadows Park
Union Township
Lawrence County
PARC
Roy Rubin
J Quinn and Jefferson face higher court bill after damages
A jury awarded Liz Randolph 292000 for intentional infliction of emotional distress after skits and jokes by disc jockeys Jim Quinn and Banana Don Jefferson, who face a court-ordered payment they argue they cannot afford given a net worth estimated at 150000 by their lawyer. In Pittsburgh, councilwoman Michelle Madoff pushes cigarette licensing citywide to curb underage sales and suggests vending machines take tokens to enforce an 18 age limit with support from Smoke Free Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Jim Quinn
Don Jefferson
Wbzz-Fm
Liz Randolph
Quinn
Jefferson
Randolph
Michelle Madoff
Madoff
Law Department
Smoke Free
Pennsylvania
Correction notice for address error in listing
A correction clarifies that Willie Powell does not reside at 222 Wick Ave as previously listed. The error appeared in yesterday’s edition. For corrections or if reporters cannot be reached, contact Bob Vosburg, managing editor, at 654 6651 during 8 30 a m to 3 p m.
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Willie Powell
Wick Ave
Bob Vosburg
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Lawrence
Laurel Board
Housing Panel
Johnstown
George Stevens
Castle Building Maintenance Inc
Philip P. Conti
Frank A. Vitril
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