Death notice for Gabriel V. Christopher former dairy driver
Gabriel V. Christopher 81 of 1031 Rose Ave died Aug 10 2000 in St Francis Hospital New Castle born June 15 1919 in New Castle son of Vincent and Letizia Christopher married Virginia Colella Oct 11 1947 she died 1979. Survived by second wife Nilda Carney 1983 two sons two brothers four grandchildren one great grandchild. Calling hours 6-9 pm today Ed and Don DeCarbo Funeral Home. Mass tomorrow 10 am at St Joseph the Worker Church. Burial St Vitus Cemetery with military rites by the New Castle Area Honor Guard.
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Gabriel V. “Gabby” Christopher
Rose Ave
Sealtest Dairy
St. Francis Hospital
New Castle
Vincent and
Letizia Ianucci Christopher
Virginia T. Colella
Nilda Carney
Christopher
Nickles Bakery
The
Eagles
Senior Citizens Golf League
St. Joseph the Worker Church
Vincent Christopher
Gabriel Christopher Jr
Albert Christopher
Philip G. Christopher
Gabriel
Rosina
Don DeCarbo
S. Mill St
Anita Ponziani 66 former hospital worker dies in New Castle
Anita Ponziani born May 17 1934 in New Castle died August 10 2000 at St Francis Medical Center Pittsburgh after 26 years in hospital housekeeping She was a St Vincent de Paul Parish member survivors include two daughters two grandsons and siblings Calling hours Sunday 4 to 8 p.m. at DeCarbo Funeral Home Mass Monday at St Lucy Church burial in St Lucy Cemetery Reverend James Downs and Reverend Benedetto Vaghetto officiating
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St. Francis Hospital
Anita Ponziani
S. Northview Ave
St. Francis Medical Center
Pittsburgh
New Castle
James Sr
Rose Russo
Elias Ponziani
Ponziani
St. Vincent de Paul Parish
Margie Ponziani
Dorothea Pander
New
St. Lucy Cemetery
Court: Pharmacists not obligated to warn about dangerous side effects
A Texas appeals court overturned a one million dollar jury verdict against a Wal Mart pharmacy in a case over a boy's death from an allergic reaction to desipramine. The court ruled pharmacists are not required by law to warn patients about potential drug side effects, to protect doctor patient relationships. The family plans to appeal.
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Austin
Texas
Wal-Mart
3Rd District Court of Appeals
Cameron Pettus
Food and Drug Administration
Tom Williams
Court of Appeals
State Supreme Court
Punxsutawney man charged with wiretap and privacy crimes
Leonard Ferrent, 49, of rural Punxsutawney, is free on 25000 bond after four felony wiretap counts for secretly videotaping a neighbor and a co-worker. He faces invasion of privacy and tampering with evidence charges as tapes and a video recorder were seized from his former Big Run workplace. The tapes allegedly show the neighbor nude through her bedroom window.
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Punxsutawney
Leonard Ferrent
Ferrent
Big Run
Indicted in Youth Hockey Fight Fatality in Massachusetts
In Woburn Massachusetts Thomas Junta 42 was indicted on manslaughter for a July 5 youth hockey game incident. Junta fought with Michael Costin after a dispute over rough play between their sons, was asked to leave, allegedly returned, and Costin died later at a hospital. District Attorney Martha Coakley said there is no evidence Junta intended to kill Costin.
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Woburn
Mass
Thomas Junta
Junta
Michael Costin
Costin
Martha Coakley
Verizon unions press progress in talks to end strike
Washington AP Verizon Communications and two unions report progress in contract talks for 87200 employees and an end to a six day strike. Negotiations refocus on access to wireless workforce, with 80000 repair orders pending and 30000 managers to backfill as talks resume amid booster protests in Manhattan and picket lines in Falls Church.
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Washington
Verizon Communications
Verizon
Eric Rabe
Candice Johnson
Communications Workers of America
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Bell Atlantic
GTE
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
Midtown Manhattan
Afl-Cio
John Sweeney
Charles Schumer
D-Ny
Senate
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Falls Church
Green Party
Ralph Nader
Nader
Panel and hearings set for school district site plans
A planning commission school board panel will be advertised to maximize attendance. New Castle city council holds a public hearing at 7 p.m. Aug 22 for a conditional use appeal by the school district and may discuss Reis Street closure. The council’s regular meeting is 7 p.m. Aug 24 with a vote on the site plan and subdivision anticipated.
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Planning Commission
New Castle City
Reis
Labi-Carando
District court charges listed for multiple defendants
District Justices Melissa Amodie and Lawrence County DA filed charges in New Castle against Robert Gillum for simple assault and harassment, David Ross and James Ross for theft and conspiracy, Russell Lane for rape and related offenses, John Zona for criminal mischief harassment and disorderly conduct, Fredrick Catron for conspiracy receiving stolen property and driving under suspension, and Tim Ritter for possession of a controlled substance and marijuana. Sentences by Judge Dominick Motto include Donald Moffatt found guilty of issuing a certificate of inspection with a fine.
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Melissa A. Amodie
Robert Gillum
W. Lincoln Ave
New Castle
David Ross
Lawrence County
John Zona
Pennsylvania Ave
Tim Ritter
Highland Ave
Apt. 1
Lawrence County Common Pleas
Dominick Motto
Donald Moffatt
Portersville
Police investigate attempted robbery at United Cash Advance
Shenango police pursue leads in a morning attempted robbery at United Cash Advance in Lawrence Village Plaza. A male suspect, about 6 feet tall and heavy, in a blue shirt and boots, grabbed a female employee, forced entry to the safe, and fled with no money. Call 654-2243 with tips.
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United Cash Advance
Lawrence Village
Shenango
Local Offenders Face Court Time For Theft And Violations
James Charles Lysphir, 39, of Sharon, pled guilty to retail theft on June 27 and received six months in jail with 190 days credit. paroled the same day. Danielle Armstrong, 34, of 228 Lincoln Ave, pled guilty to burglary on June 9 and was sentenced to 18 months in jail plus $1,000 restitution with 41 days served. Pennsylvania State Police also charged Lysphir for lacking proper vehicle certification. Earlier charges include a December 1999 Wal-Mart theft and a 1996 New Castle stealing charge.
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Pennsylvania
James Charles Lysphir
Sharon
Wal-Mart
Danielle Armstrong
Lincoln Ave
New Castle
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