Longtime M and M Market to Close as Gillilands Take Over
McCrumb family announces sale of M and M Market on Market Street to Jeff Gilliland. After 60 years in business and a history rooted in local delivery service, McCrumb retires while remaining building owner. Gillilands plan Dec 29 reopening with same hours and delivery continues.
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Kimberly
Gillilands
Kauffman
McCrumb
Geraldine Wilson
Jeff
New Wilmington
Market Street
Ralph Shawkey
M&m
Beechwood Commons
Overlook Medical Clinic
Extra police hunt for white mob in Queens
In New York City a lynch mob scene in Queens spurred 50 extra detectives to scour a white area after three black men were beaten and one, Michael Griffith, 23, was run over and killed while fleeing. Black leaders planned a sit-in at New Park Pizzeria in Howard Beach amid tensions.
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New York
UPI
Queens
New
Woman robbed and assaulted in downtown incident
A 64 year old woman, Esther Gurtner of Pulaski Road, was robbed and assaulted Friday afternoon after her purse was stolen from her vehicle on South Mercer Street. She was bitten on the arm, treated, and released from Jameson Memorial Hospital. Police identify suspects in a separate street confrontation with racial overtones in Howard Beach, where a man named Griffith was killed after being struck by a car while fleeing attackers.
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Esther Gurtner
Pulaski RD 2
South Mercer Street
Immunity debated in Iran-Contra probes panel leaders say
Washington leaders from two special committees say they may grant immunity to Oliver North and John Poindexter if witnesses withhold truth. They stress moving fast to end national anguish while balancing criminal probes and possible testimony from Reagan officials and foreign contacts.
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Washington
UPI
Oliver North
John Poindexter
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Senate
Warren Rudman
R-N.h
Dante Fascell
D-Fla
Richard Cheney
R-Wye
House Committee
ABC
David Brinkley
Reagan
Inouye
Lawrence Walsh
Rudman
House
Congress
Iran
Israel
Switzerland
Fascell
Neomag set to start magnet production in New Castle
Neomag Inc a Polymag subsidiary plans partial production by mid January and full output by March at the Sampson Street Bryan China building. The project expected to create about 60 jobs in three years funded by a 637000 package plus loans from city and state sources with a secret new process not patented.
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Neomag Inc
Neomag
Polymag Inc
Bellport
N.Y
Bryan China
Sampson Street
Ted Watson
Neshannock Township
Dev Ratnam
Polymag
New Castle
Watson
Batnam
New York City
First Seneca Bank
Pennsylvania Capital Loan Fund
Ratnam
New York
Chad Rebels Hold Off Libyan Attacks Amid Crossborder clash
United States officials claimed no information on the fighting while New York Times cited intelligence confirming Chad’s accounts of a Libyan attack on Saturday. Chad’s border line at Bardai and the 16th parallel saw forces clash as Goukouni and Habre aligned to expel Libyan influence. France previously deployed 3500 troops to support Chad, later withdrawing in 1984 after a pact stalled by Libyan troop presence in the north.
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Washington
State Department
New York Times
U.S
Jana
Libya
Goukouni
Habre
Bardai
Goukoui
Transitional Government of
National Unity
Chad
France
United States
Slippery Rock area shed fire injures Butler man
Gasoline ignited around a car in a machine shed set fire at 12 33 a m in Cherry Township near Slippery Rock destroying the shed car and farm equipment. William Custer 18 of Butler area was hospitalized in critical condition at West Penn Hospital after the blaze.
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Slippery Rock
UPS
Butler County
William Custer
Butler
West Penn Hospital
Butler Hospital
Cherry Township
Norman Young
Final Nativity shows tonight at First Church of God
Ellwood City presents the living Nativity at 501 Mercer Road with free performances for cars starting at 7 p.m. each half hour until 8:30 p.m. The musical pantomime features the birth of Jesus and is complemented by hot chocolate at every presentation.
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Ellwood City
First Church of God
Mercer Road
Jesus
Bankruptcy case resumes today in Pittsburgh court
In UPI reporting from Pittsburgh testimony resumes in U S Bankruptcy Court for Deloma F Kayser daughter of Georgia Hopkins who allegedly helped repay more than 48000 owed by an elderly couple. City officials investigated irregularities and ordered relocation of the couple to another home. The trustee says Kayser may have hidden funds to aid her mother.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
U.S
Deloma F. Kayser
Georgia Hopkins
Patient Receives Jarvik-7 Heart at Presbyterian
Presbyterian University Hospital officials report a patient received a Jarvik artificial heart implant and remains in critical condition. They provided no details about the patient, including sex, at the family's request.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Presbyterian University Hospital
Correction clarification in New Castle library and notices
Public library hours and corrections about obituaries and birth notices are listed. Changes include library closing times, Christmas closure, obituary corrections for Milo P Mills and Edward Noble Brown, and a misprint about John Johnson’s anniversary. Readers are advised to call Len Kolasinski for corrections.
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Lawrence County
Republican Party
Mercer County
Marie Kauffman
Guy McCrumb
Bill Lyons
M&m Market Inc
Griffith
Brooklyn
Howard Beach
Dominick Blum
Blum
Cheney
Economic Development Administration
Chad Tran
Man
Shed
Milo P. Mills
Bon Aire Ave
Thomas Mills
John Johnson
N. Cascade St
Ronald Cast
Edward Noble Brown
Indiana, Pa
Edward N. Jr
Len Kolasinski
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