Johnson Bronze workers wait as court mulls payout
One year after a 1.5 million settlement in U S Bankruptcy Court for Johnson Bronze employees, about 500 covered by a UAW contract await distribution. Salaried workers appeal for inclusion while the court and bankruptcy estate ramp up, with unions and attorneys seeking dismissal rulings as retirees and others receive specified payments and tool allowances.
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Johnson Bronze
U.S
United Auto Workers
Joseph Conti
Walter Perch
James Tranquillo
Robert Houk
Stanley Mercer
Steve Cuernic
John Smialowski
Walter Boczar
Julio DeVincentis
Betty Thompson
Viola Martini
UAW
Gunman holds teachers at St Vincent Center hostage
Dr. Robert Ketterer described a tense morning at Adelphos Village when gunman Jeffrey Thomas held four educators at St Vincent Center in Latrobe. Thomas, seeking his estranged wife Barbara Nicely, threatened to kill hostages before surrendering to police after around 90 minutes. Ketterer, Holtzer, Henderson, and Dailey were confined in a classroom as officers arrived and negotiations began.
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Adelphos Village
Latrobe
Robert Ketterer
Neshannock High
St. Vincent Center
Jeffrey Thomas
Loyalhanna
Westmoreland County
Ketterer
Neshannock Township
Thomas
Mary Jo Holtzer
Greensburg
Holtzer
Donna Henderson
Stahlstown
Henderson
Julie Dailey
Barbara Nicely
Pennsylvania
Casey proposes 2.8 million for New Castle youth center plan
Gov. Robert P. Casey unveils a 2.8 million capital plan for New Castle Youth Development Center upgrades and a new juvenile detention facility elsewhere to ease overcrowding. The package includes 1 million state funds and 1.55 million federal support with 1992 93 operating budget details and education program funding for Bensalem New Castle and Loysville centers.
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Harrisburg
Robert P. Casey
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Casey
Trol
New Castle Center
Oakdale
Bensalem
Loysville
Dairy Queen Returns On Wilmington Road Signaling Spring
News index notes Dairy Queen on Wilmington Road is open again, seen as a sign that winter is ending. The item frames the reopening as a cheerful marker of approaching spring.
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Dairy Queen
Wilmington Road
Weather Outlook Sparks Frigid Weekend
Near 35 high temperatures fade to teens as Sunday turns partly cloudy with a high of 15 to 25 and a low between 0 and 10. Snow shower chances Monday bring highs in the mid teens to the low 20s and similar overnight lows.
Cosby Show Hour Debuts with Valvano and Vitale
NBC airs a Cosby Show hour featuring ESPN analysts Jim Valvano and Dick Vitale in acting debuts after a bet with Bill Cosby. The 8 p.m. segment shows Cliff hiring bumbling movers to help Sondra and Elvin on moving day. The 9 p.m. slot features the Cheers cast with singer Harry.
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Cosby
ESPN
Jim Valvano
Dick Vitale
NBC
Sondra
Elvin
Cliff
Valvano
Vitale
Bill Cosby
DiMuccio resigns city post for private travel job
New Castle administrator John DiMuccio will resign effective April 1 to join a Uni-Globe Travel franchise in Butler, returning to the travel industry after nine years in city government. He praised his time with Mayor Richard Christofer and city staff, and offered part time help if needed. DiMuccio will oversee western Pennsylvania territory and will earn more than his current 36000 salary.
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New Castle
John DiMuccio
Richard Christofer
Richard) Christofer
DiMuccio
Uni-Globe
Butler
Pennsylvania
Christofer
Angelo Sands
Dale Yoho
Elevon DiMuccio
City Hall
John
Doctor Kevorkian faces new murder charges in Michigan
Dr. Jack Kevorkian’s lawyer argued the murder charges for aiding two dying women to end their lives will be dismissed, citing that assisting death by own action is not a crime in Michigan. He noted the 63-year-old was freed on bail after the Oct 23 deaths of Sherry Miller and Marjorie Wantz.
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Pontiac, Mich
Jack Kevorkian
Michigan
Geoffrey Fieger
Kevorkian
Sherry Miller
Marjorie Wantz
Miller
Wantz
Janet Adkins
Portland
Ore
Fieger
Adkins
Former Arco head Henderson Supplee Jr dies at 88
BRYN MAWR Pa AP Henderson Supplee Jr former president and chair man of the board of Atlantic Refining Co and former chairman of the Philadelphia commission for the country's bicentennial died Monday at age 88.
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Arco
Bryn Mawr
Henderson Supplee Jr
Atlantic Refining Co
Philadelphia Commission
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Wilford L. Allshouse
Florino DeLillo
David Hoover
Andrew Kobialka
John Richardson
Thomas Pisula
Teresa Grieve
Agnes Gierlach
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Daily Record
Seerereneeneenees
Pri
Harry
City Post
James Armstrong
New Wilmington RD
Louis F. Domenick
Freedom
Dorothy M. Lach
Indianapolis
Ind
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Victoria
Texas
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