Kasgro executive lauds National Guard edge at Boss Lift 2000
Kasgro CEO Gabe Kassab praised the National Guard with officer Weber ahead of peers. Zorn, Kasgro’s rep, attended Boss Lift 2000, piloting part of the flight from Pittsburgh to Fort Sill. He observed rifle and artillery drills and noted the Army’s modernization since World War II.
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Brooks Reflects On Newsroom Change And Retirement
In a late career overview, Brooks recalls moving from hot lead to cold type, noting a drop from 38 to seven printers without layoffs due to retirements and departures. He recalls Rentz family ownership, later sold to Thomson, then Community Newspaper Holdings Inc, and describes the shift from a family feel to corporate structure. He plans Knife's Edge Restoration with Tim McMillin, living in Neshannock Township with wife Nancy. they have two daughters, Amy Matthews and Janet Carlson.
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Klink Aims To Reset Image In Pennsylvania Race
A recent poll shows 70 percent of Pennsylvania voters do not know Klink. The Daily News notes his stance against abortion rights and gun control may hurt his bid, while highlighting support for classic Democratic programs like drug benefits, higher minimum wage, and stronger environmental laws. The paper also critiques Santo rum, urging attention to his past as attack dog for Newt Gingrich. Support your community blood program.
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Electrical workers union backs Green Party candidate Nader
The union representing electrical workers in Erie voted to endorse Ralph Nader, their first break from backing Democrats. Dennis Crawford, an Erie member of the UE, said the stance was about becoming more aggressive. Nader addressed 200 delegates at the union’s 65th national convention.
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Man spared death sentence in student slayings
Jurors in Steubenville spared Nathan Herring from the death penalty for abducting and killing two Franciscan University students in May 1999. He received life without parole plus 65 years on related charges. co-defendant Terrell Yarbrough faces trial. Muha and Land were abducted near Steubenville, driven into Pennsylvania, shot, and found four days later near the West Virginia line.
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Westminster College Mows Brittain Lake With Floating Lawn Mower
Westminster College hires Eco Scientific Solutions to clear Brittain Lake with a floating mower capable of 7 feet depth. Clippings rise via conveyor for campus biology lab use as fertilizer. The 12 to 15 acre lake cleanup costs about 2000 dollars per acre, with long term fixes sought.
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