Liberals Claim Nicaragua Victory Amid Clashes
Rene Schiek of the Liberal party appeared to win Nicaragua's presidential vote as anti government protests erupted. Police reported two demonstrators killed and several wounded. Diego Chamorro of the conservative party trailed with results incomplete from most polling stations.
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Luis Sotmoza
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Castro Ucket
Migil
Diego Mamiel Chamor-ro
General Hospital
Sanchez
Alejando Escobar
Fernando Aguero
Tas
Harrisburg to Host Red Pollution Team
The Pennsylvania Health Department will meet with a four member Russian pollution experts mission to discuss and implement the state’s three year old pollution control law. The team includes M F Tamerov deputy health minister M Kalyuzhy director at Kiev based institute and M Nedagibchenko sanitary inspector with Shalumberidze deputy director of research institute.
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UPI
State Health Department
United
Brstes
Pennsylvania
MI F. Tamerov
M. Kalyuzhy
Heseaneh Institute For Social Hygiene
Kiev
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C. P. Shalumberidze
Weaver Fulton to attend United Nations conference in Geneva
Reps Janes D Weaver and James Fulton from RPI depart Idlewild for a UN conference in Geneva focusing on applying science and technology to aid developing nations. Also traveling are Sen Stephen Young of Ohio and Rev Frank Davis of Georgia along with other U S delegates and observers.
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Janes D. Weaver
James Fulton
RPI
Idlewild Airport
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
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Ohio
Frank Davis
Georgia
Reaters
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Bureau of the
Passage Tote Panama Canal Passage Time
It takes about seven hours for a ship to transit the Panama Canal, outlining the typical duration of a canal passage and the processing time for vessels entering the waterway.
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Mrs Mary Brizzi Dies in New Castle Hospital
Mrs Mary Brizzi of Anteried died at New Castle Hospital Radarday at 10:0 aan after illness. Funeral services will be at Christing Assembly Church Taylor Street with Vincent Hiniti officiating. Interment in Oak Bark Cemetery. Survived by two children Frank Fortunate of Beaver Falls and Sanned Cole of Ontario, five grandchildren. Preceded in death by two brothers Frank Ragusa and Vainl Ragusa.
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Mary Briad
Pennsylvania Ave
New Castle Hospital
Christing
Ball Howe
Wiliam
DeCarbo
Howe
Cine Angham Ave
Arizzi
Carelet
Italy
Jasem
Chistian Assenby
Sons of Italy
Chiu
Tva
Frank Fortunate
Cole
Ontaride
Frask Naguso
New Castle
Vain
Raguso
Maly
Obituary Notice for Joan DeGraw and Family Members
Joan DeGraw of New Castle and Ronald Lee with Carol Anne are named in a household notice. Friends may call at Caskeys Ridge Funeral Home 103 W Madison Ave today from 7 to close and tomorrow 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pan. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pan in the funeral home with Rev. Cailan Speaenr officiating. Interment at Black Park Cemetery veterans section.
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New Castle
Ronald Lee
Carol Anne
Caskeys Ridge
W. Madison Ave
Cailan Speaenr
Jgak Park Cemetery
Beaver Falls Church Re Dedication Highlights Pew Education
Rev Elienberger led a re dedication service at the Beaver Falls Alliance Church 210 Pearson St. The church unveiled its remodeled sanctuary and pew education space costing over $10.
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Weaver Falls
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William L Reed Dies At His Home After Short Illness
William L Reed of New Castle died at his home on Marshall Avenue after a brief illness. Born May 20 1886 in North Beaver Township, he was a former streetcar conductor and worked for The Castleton. He was a member of the UP Church and the Key Streetcar Conductors Union. Surviving: wife Myrtle Yetplet Reed and numerous children, grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral arrangements at Loyde Tanner Mortuary with services at Rock Park Cemetery. dedicatory events and church activities noted.
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Lawrence County
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Reel
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New Castle
Thin UP Church
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Mew Castles Dorality Real
Sharon
Merlin Lewis Reed
Willian F
Goes) Schuffert
James
Edna Maced Pollock
John
Helen) Walthour
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Toover
Ohn
Nellie) Tuff
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Elarrie
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Gall
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Myrtle Rath
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Aro
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Alice Hays
Oliver Rohlinger
George Lassle Road
Nims
Friends Wallies
Loyde-Tanner
January City Fire Toll Reaches Thirteen Incidents
Fire Chief reports thirty two city fires in January causing about 30 500 in damage. Fires touched homes autos barns and a church with six trusses traveling nine total miles to aid. Twenty four inspections were conducted and alarms included three false calls and one meteorological alert. Building damages totalled 158 800 with contents at 42 700. buildings insured at 8000 and contents at 16 300. Equipment used included hose lines ladders and smoke ejectors.
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Rossi
Andie
Burglaries Under Investigation After Break-ins
Five weekend burglaries are investigated with an estimated 148 dollars stolen. Teens are suspected as culprits, hitting Roberta Caddhillac Pontiac Co Ritz Bar Sheenango Two and Tool and Die Machine Co on old U.S. 432 and nearby cigar and candy machines. Police report entry by crowbar and ransacked premises including a residence on 448 Neshannock Ave where 67 dollars was taken from a purse.
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aBers
Rolbert
Barbara Mitcheltree
Neshannock Ave
Ely
Losvige
K of C Opens Campaign for $75,000 Building
The K of C launched a drive to raise 75000 for a new headquarters with seven acres near Willow Brook and a hall kickoff at Eagles Hall. Frontrunners including Alfano and MiCarto led the effort, with early pledges totaling 22300 and endorsements from Bishop John Wright.
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C Century Club
Eagles
Jefferson St
Clause
Knights
U.S
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Hayles
Lviviston
Elty Corneilman
John Razzano
Thomas Petrovich
Mayne
Edward A DeCardo
Elty Melerman J. Arethur Milles
Razang
DeCacha
Alfann
John Wright
Fittsburgh
J. P.prioletti
JC. HT. Whalen
Thomas W. Jooseph
Anthony Berlucci
John Moses
Dan Manion
Ed Fee
O 'Leo Feld
George P. Joseph
Lindy Farraro
Mike Glorioso
Bradley McGonisle Sr
Joseph Glorioso
John Noga
Anthony
Medure
Fair Share
Carmel Cicco
Joseph Hannon
John Fascetti Jr
Anthony Tyninello
Canpaiga
DeGraw Dies at 51 in New Castle Hospital
Thomas DeGraw 51 of 107 Montgomery Ave died today at New Castle Hospital after a brief illness. Born January 20 1912 in New Brighton Pa he was the son of George and Anna DeGraw. He married Mabel Sibokle November 28 1955 and was a B&O Railroad retiree and a social member of the Columbus Soviet. Surviving are his wife two daughters Margaret and Donnal and a son-in-law.
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Thomas McPherson DeGraw
Montgomery Ave
New Castle
Lam
New Brighton
Sonat George
Anna Hunter DeGraw
Mabel Sibokle
DeGraw
B&o Ball
Toad
Columbus Soviet
Margaret
Donnal
Radar Check Sought Here in New Castle Area
Walter Bartoshek requested a state survey of state highways in the New Castle area to set speed limits, aiming for lower speeds on congested routes. He voiced concerns about traffic entering oily areas at high rates of speed, urging radar enforcement.
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Walter Bartoshek
Hartoshek
Princess Buys Castle With Allowance For Dream Home
Princess Montels, 28, who studied at Leiden University, purchased Drakestein Castle near her parents' home with an annual allowance of 200000 guilders. Restoration reveals extensive repairs. the octagonal brick castle with a blue slate roof sits beside Utrecht Woods and a double-decker moat bridge.
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Aly Shiirriave Plang
Junker
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Sle
Tae
Dan
Princess Montels
Drakestein
Castle
Utrecht
Mrs Elsie Biddle Dies In Norwalk
Mrs Elsie Biddle 75 of Norwalk died Saturday night at Fisher Memorial Hospital Norwalk after an extended illness She was the wife of J Howard Middle and they lived on Laurel Blvd during their residence in New Castle She was born in Michigan Nov 4 187? daughter of Robert and Mary Williams Surviving besides her husband are two daughters Charles Asseltom Norwalk Mrs Clifford Johnson Sulker Rd 1 Ohio one granddaughter one sister Mrs W L Ross Claire of Tucson and several nieces and nephews Services will be held at Heaston Funeral Home Norwalk tomorrow at pm with Rev Rolland D Sundborg officiating Burial will be Woodlawn Cemetery Norwalk Friends may call funeral home today
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Cassius D. A MeNulty
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Jones and Hall
Milton St
New Castle
Lomona Plain Grove
Lawrence County
John
Mary Childs McNulty
Nellie Winder J
MrNulty
Pleasant Methodist Heber
Barkin
AWA Winer
UA Rc
UA Rc Ae Se
Corning
Louie Biddle
Norwalk
J. Howard
Laurel Blvd
Mile
Fisher
Timms Memorial Hospital
Michigan
Robert
Mary Willams
Biddle
First Methodist Church of
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WSCS
Charles Asseltom
Clifford Johnson
Slyker
W. Lb
Ross Claire
Tuscon
Heaston
Rov. Rolland D. Sundborge
Woodlawnl
Stolen Wheels From Red Car In Shenango Street Lot
Police report two tires with wheels valued at 75 dollars stolen from a red car in a Shenango Street lot. Frank Detwherry of 124 West Washington Street reported the theft to city police.
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Medal of Honor Tale of Titus the Wall Climber
The story of Calvin Titus, a U S Army bugler who climbed the Forbidden City wall at Peking during the Boxer Rebellion on August 14, 1900. His daring action helped secure victory, earned him the Medal of Honor and a West Point appointment, and shaped a long military career ending in retirement near Hollywood. Titus, a native of Iowa who rose to lieutenant colonel, later saw his sons win military honors as well.
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Vinton
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County Bond Sales Reach 38 Percent of Quota in 1982
Lawrence County reports 3.13 million dollars in savings bonds sold during 1982, short of the 3.19 million target. December sales totaled 296 thousand, chaired by Robert Kurth. Thirteen counties exceeded 199 percent of their quotas, marking a strong year for state bonds and the best performance since 1985.
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Treasury Department
Robert Kurth
Popwace
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