Let There Be Peace and Quiet on Nejaf Front
Rebels withdraw from Nejaf shrine as quiet returns to the front. A Rs blanket project progresses amid halted clashes and restored order.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2004
Page
1
Rebels withdraw from Nejaf shrine as quiet returns to the front. A Rs blanket project progresses amid halted clashes and restored order.
Governor Rendell nominates District Attorney Matthew T. Mangino to fill the Lawrence County Common Pleas Court vacancy. The nomination goes to the state Senate for a two thirds vote. if confirmed, Mangino will complete the term of Ralph D. Pratt through 2005 with a full 10 year term on ballot in November 2005.
Beaver Lawrence County Farm Bureau members and legislators toured Bob Bruce’s Elk Farm Bugle Ridge in Shenango Township during the 10th annual legislative farm tour. A wagon ride drew elk as officials and staff discussed farming needs and legislation including manure and the right to farm. Helen Jackson described the event as a close knit effort to connect lawmakers with agricultural concerns.
Lawrence and Beaver counties study a joint project to extend a drinking water line from Beaver Falls 2000 feet into Lawrence County to Wilson Drive near the former Super 18 Drive-In. The plan would serve BeaveRun Motor Sports and Calamity Jane's Restaurant. no cost estimate or funding decisions have been made yet.
Perry Township faces a clash as acting roadmaster Mike Laveing accuses Supervisor Roy Magee of lying about his firing from the township road crew a decade ago. Magee will review records. Laveing serves on a 90 day trial, with residents debating potential formal hiring.
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