Arctic storm wracks California killing eleven
An Arctic storm with winds up to 80 mph battered the California coast causing eleven deaths and widespread power outages. A Cosden Chemical Co storage tank in Orange exploded releasing styrene monomer, prompting evacuations. Floods mudslides and snow affected Sonoma to Nevada with trailers, trees, poles and roofs toppled. 100 firefighters contained the spill and disrupted parade floats nearby.
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UPI
California
Orange
Cosden Oil & Chemical Co
Ed Rowler
San Fernando Valley
Department of Water and Power
Long Beach
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Golden Gate Bridge
Sierra Nevada
California 88
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Alpine Meadows
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Pacific
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Malibu
Paul Ouellette
Sierras
Obituaries and notices from Grove City area
Mortality notices and funeral details from Leesburg to Slippery Rock and Ellwood City. MaryAnn Walker 25 of 228 Jackson St Grove City died Nov 30 1982 from injuries in an auto crash. Nelson Yingling 71 of Grove City Died on arrival at United Community Hospital. Joseph Glenn McClymonds 33 of Slippery Rock RD 2 died Dec 30 1982 after brief illness. Multiple services announced for local residents with visitations and interments scheduled across area funeral homes and churches. Obituary notices for Estella Nye Orpha Rice Billie Fabian and others note service times and burial plans. Regulating costs article notes billions from federal agencies.
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MaryAnn Walker
Jackson St
Grove City
United Community Hospital
Kenneth E
Hilda Marie Saxon Welton Walker
Joseph A. Walker
Ralph A. Welton
Grace Farley
West Virginia
Larry
Brenda) Thompson
Welton
Edward
Harrisville
Michael
John E. Saxon
Grace- Smith Funeral Home
Kenneth C. Fordyce
Findley United Methodist Church
Findley Cemetery
Findley Township
Mercer County
Nelson Yingling
New Castle
Frank W
Effie A. Farrell Yingling
Read Magdalen Wochner
Yingling
Montgomery Builders and Supply
St. Joseph the Worker Church
Holy Name Society
Catholic
Lawrence County
Ralph
Wilda) Sholler
Vincent
Elizabeth) Varela
Columbus
Ohio
Jean Wise
R. Cunningham
Edward H. Cole
Church
Slippery Rock
Joseph Glenn McClymonds
South Side Hospital
Youngstown
Charles Loyal
Norma Renick McClymonds
Roberta Sue Cozad
McClymonds
Bracken Construction Company
West Liberty United Methodist Church
Smith Funeral Home
New Castle St
Russell Shuluga
Branchton Methodist Church
Slippery Rock Cemetery
Matthew Albert Miketic
Passavant Health Center
Zelienople
Ellwood City Hospital
Austria
Esther Ellen Richards
Mikellc
Railway Express
John
Judith Ann) Larson Jr
Stafford
Robert
Ann) Wolf
Pittsburgh
Joseph
Richard C. Berggren
Bell Memorial Church
Mount Royal Cemetery
Glenshaw
Patrick R. Vereb
Ellwood City
Estella A. Nye
Ga City
Turner
John Kanyuch
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Locust Grove Cemetery
Orpha Rice
McBride Acres
William E
Hessie Cole Dittman
Carl T. Rice
Sharon
Billie Jean Fabian
Sandy Lake
New Vernon Township
Ted Babies
Raymond Mundis
New Wilmington
Barbara Mirage
Mercer
Rose Nettinger
Hermitage
St. Paul United Church of Christ, Hermitage
St. Rose Cemetery
Civil Air Patrol Week Proclaimed by Gov Thornburgh
Gov Dick Thornburgh proclaimed December 17 as Civil Air Patrol Week. The Civil Air Patrol, a civilian volunteer non profit auxiliary of the U.S. Air Force, includes New Castle Composite Squadron No 702 which meets monthly at the Marine Reserve Training Center. Maj Bette J Hoagland serves as commander.
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Dick Thornburgh
Civil Air Patrol
U.S. Air Force
New Castle
Marine Reserve Training Center
Maj
Bette J. Hoagland
Woman given life sentence in 1978 Monessen arson case
Washington County woman Sheila Kalbaugh, 31, was sentenced to life imprisonment for second degree murder in the 1978 fire that killed Sharon Amos, 25, and her two young children during a robbery attempt. The judge ordered the term at Muncy State Prison while an appeal proceeds.
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Greensburg
UPI
Washington County
Monessen
Westmoreland County Comon Pleas Court
Daniel Ackerman
Sheila Kalbaugh
Miss Kalbaugh
State Women’s Prison
Muncy
Fire at Tarasyuk ruled accidental by police
The Monday morning fire that destroyed an East Side building housing Tarasyuk Interiors and two apartments has been ruled accidental by the state police fire marshal's office. Investigator Roland Wise said the blaze at 639 E Washington St. began from an electrical malfunction in a ceiling office in Tarasyuk's rear first floor.
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Tarasyuk
Roland Wise
Washington St
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