Judge rules wiretap inadmissible in Kimbell homicide case
Lawrence County Common Pleas Court Judge Dominick Motto ruled a hospital wiretap from June 18 1994 inadmissible in the quadruple homicide case against 35 year old Hank Kimbell. The ruling leaves statements from Kimbell in jail admissible while other hospital statements remain contested. The DA pressed the death penalty and noted inconsistencies in Kimbell's police narratives.
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Thomas H
Hank” Kimbell Jr
Lawrence County
Bonnie Lou Dryfuse
Pulaski Township
Heather
Jacqueline
Stephanie Herko
New Castle
Thomas W. Leslie
Thomas W. Minett
Commonwealth
Motto
Kimbell
Peter Michael Karenbauer
Lacy Johnson
William M. Panella
Karenbauer
Panella
Sing and Snore Ernie Tops Wal-Mart Toy Demand this Season
Wal-Mart in Union Township battles shortages as Sing and Snore Ernie sells out, with managers from Hills Department Store and Kmart noting surges in demand alongside other hot toys like Talking Bubba, Holiday Barbie, and Men in Black figures. Traders report high resale interest as buyers seek elusive items.
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Wal-Mart
Union Township
Tyco Toys
Ernie
Twinkle
Star
David McGregor
Sing
Tyco
McGregor
Kevin Polding
Hills Department Store
Elmo
Polding
Bubba
Snore Ernie
Bill Seyler
Kmart
Neshannock Township
Vincenzo Mason
Ellwood City
New Castle
Mason
County approves lease for District Justice Reed office
Lawrence County Commissioners extend District Justice James Reed's office lease at 3455 Wilmington Road Neshannock Township for one year from January 1 to December 31 1998 at 1000 per month. Also approved are a 626890 state grant application for a pilot newspaper recycling program joining Beaver County and transfers to microfilm computer data. An 87427 state grant funds an accessible bus and vans plus related equipment with Allied Coordinated Transportation Services Inc overseeing.
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Lawrence County
James Reed
Neshannock Township
Steve S
Dorothy C. Lefes
Counp Eee
Wilmington Road
State Department of Environmental Protection
Beaver County
Register and Recorder
Janet L. Kalajainen
Allied Coordinated Transportation Services Inc
County seeks court approval to raise property taxes
Commissioners adopted a resolution directing their solicitor to petition the Court of Common Pleas for approval to raise property taxes. The 1998 county budget anticipates a one to two mill increase, with current taxes at 29.5 mills. The 25 mill General fund limit requires court consent for any rise beyond that. The maximum possible increase with court approval is five mills.
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Lawrence County
Court of Common Pleas
Ellwood City School Board picks new president and VP
Ellwood City Area School Board elected Keith Foley as president and Brad Ovial as vice president at a reorganization meeting. Five new members took the oath administered by Charles Garbett, with incumbents Reese Fosner Bellissimo Landolfi Rozanski joining. The board set monthly meetings for 7 p.m. on the second Thursday, added a July session to begin hiring staff, and held an executive session on hiring an architect for the Ewing Park athletic complex. The past board had approved audits and a temporary restraining order related to Devon Capital. Judy Kindle was reappointed to the Ellwood City Area Public Library board.
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Ellwood City Area
Keith Foley
Brad Ovial
Charles Garbett
George Reese
Wayne Fosner
Joseph Bellissimo
Chuck Landolfi
Gary Rozanski Sr
Ewing Park
Helling Stadium
HHSDA
Sharon
North Side
Hartman
Walnut Ridge
Kurtanich Engineers & Associates
Philip Weiner & Co
New Castle
John G. Black
Devon Capital Management and Financial Management Services Inc
Black
Local Calendar Highlights Include Screenings and Ice Skating
Community events list health and wellness screenings at multiple venues, a preschool story time at New Castle Library, a non violent discipline support group, free health screening for children on medical assistance, and frequent Hess Ice Rink public sessions. Also notes sociable singles gathering, various 12 step meetings, and skating times for Saturday and Sunday.
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Peoples Bank of Plaza South
Peoples Bank of Mahoningtown
Hospice of St. Francis
New Castle Public Library
Uni-Center
Lawrence Ave
Ellwood City
Women’s Shelter
St. Francis Hospital
Hess Ice Rink
Pearson Park
Epworth United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Call Joe
Enon Valley Adopts 1998 General Fund Budget
Enon Valley Borough Council approved the 1998 general fund budget of 57,640 keeping the real estate tax rate unchanged. The plan anticipates higher overall spending due to earned income taxes cable franchise fees delinquent tax collection and fines. Funds include state liquid fuels 6452 highway 13402 snow removal 2000 storm sewers 11402 and reserves 3711 2530.
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Enon Valley
Wayne Township approves 1998 budget and tax rate
Wayne Township supervisors vote a preliminary 1998 budget of 202150 keeping the real estate tax rate at 6.5 mills with about 5000 per mill in revenue. They set 3 p m December 29 to adopt the budget and conduct other business. They approve selling the 1982 one ton dump truck and plan to solicit bids at the December 29 meeting.
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Wayne Township
Wampum Road
Franklin
Lotteries Pennsylvania Daily Number And Ohio Buckeye Five
The entry lists Pennsylvania daily number 910 and Big 4 1716 with several mixed digits and identifiers. An Ohio Buckeye Five draw appears with numbers 1 12 24 32 34 and additional nonsensical fragments.
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Corre S
Ohio
Buckeye
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