DeBartolo remembered for old school work ethic and modesty
Edward J DeBartolo Sr a leading developer who built a vast mall empire and owned the 49ers and Penguins died at 85 from pneumonia complications at his Youngstown home After Forbes ranked him the 95th richest American in October with 860 million He was praised by former employees for his plain uncluttered approach with hard work and loyalty The stories recall his low profile demeanor and strong family focus edged by a humorous note about his four rings in a Hawaii celebration
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New Castle Tree Seller Links Economy to Holiday Purchases
Steve Galizia of the Kringle Company in New Castle explains that Congress actions will influence whether people buy real or artificial Christmas trees next year. He notes shoppers switch to artificial trees when money is tight and return to real trees when the economy improves. Galizia usually imports Douglas firs from Oregon and believes high quality trees look nearly artificial.
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Real vs artificial Christmas trees split widens
A Milwaukee area comparison shows Kraynak's and Galizia selling artificial and live trees as shoppers weigh price, fire risk, and upkeep. Artificial trees now look more realistic, with two tone color and new growth. live trees face insurance constraints and watering needs. Kraynak's offers 82 varieties from 2 to 25 feet, with larger trees gaining popularity as prices fall, a 74-foot tree once $300-400 now around $119, and 18-foot trees available for about $1,200.
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County sues over failed lease renewal for Rishel HQ
The Swiharts filed suit claiming County Commissioners did not advertise for bids or determine fair rental value before approving a six year lease at 2797 New Butler Road for District Justice David Rishel. They seek bids, fair market value assessment, damages, and costs.
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Lawsuit hurdles fire companies in drowning case
In a separate ruling a state court found two Lawrence County fire companies not liable for a woman's drowning death in the Mahoning River nearly four years ago. The article references page 2 and mentions rooms restrooms judges oo and parking. The lease starts January 1 and runs to December 31 2000. Rishel's office sits at 2516 New Butler Road in a Swihart owned building. Swihart says he learned of the lease issue only from the newspaper and notes the county pays 575 monthly rent, a 64 percent increase in the new location. Rishel cites inadequate parking and needed renovations as reasons for the move. He could not be reached for comment.
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Park police shoot man near White House during knife threat
A man, said to be homeless, was shot by U S Park Police near the White House after advancing with a knife or machete toward the executive mansion. He was wounded in the chest and leg and taken to George Washington University Hospital in critical condition. Police say he refused to drop the weapon after orders. President Clinton was in the Oval Office at the time. no shots were fired toward the White House.
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Tropical vibe at state liquor store on Wilmington Road
Readers are advised to visit the state liquor store on Wilmington Road to enjoy a tropical touch. Two large rooms with red hibiscus decor and abundant buds sit to the left of the store entrance and exit.
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Einstein as Cupid in IQ draws mixed reaction at premiere
Gillett Griffin, a Princeton University professor and friend of Albert Einstein, calls the idea of Einstein as a matchmaker in the romantic comedy IQ interesting yet doubts the genius would approve of the hype. The film stars Walter Matthau as Einstein guiding his niece and a mechanic toward romance.
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Ex-Pack coach Phil Bonga dies at 81 in San Diego
San Diego AP reports Phil Bonga former Green Bay Packers head coach and father figure to many died Sunday after a long illness. He was 81.
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