Eight year old girl dies after pedestrian truck crash
Kris Dee Snyder of Volant RD 3 died on arrival at Jameson Memorial Hospital at 1 p.m. January 7 1981 from injuries in a pedestrian truck accident. Born May 29 1972 in Erie to David H and Barbara Gehring Snyder she is survived by parents grandparents three sisters and many aunts uncles. Services set with visitation at Tanner Reynolds Mortuary and burial at Graceland Cemetery.
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Kris Dee Snyder
Volant RD 3
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Erie
David H
Barbara Gehring Snyder
Miss Snyder
New Wilmington East Lawrence School
First United Brethren Church
Joseph and
Dorthea Snyder
Volant RD
Elsie Gehring
Maura
Susan
Amy Jo
Tanner- Reynolds
Raymond Crawford
First U.B. Church
Graceland Cemetery
Michael G. (Skelly) Passerrello
Overlook Medical Clinic
Shadyside Ave
New Castle
Marshall and
Tresa Mazzeo Passerrello
Nellie del Principio
Passerrello
Citizens Lumber Co
St. Vitus Church
Marshall
Paul
William
Joseph
Vincent
Louisiana
John
Delores) Veras
Clyde
Julie) Perrotta
Richard
Tresa
Maiella
Andy
Genevieve) Sarbo
Anaheim
Calif
Harry
New
Joseph Fabbri
St. Vitus Cemetery
Penn Hills
William J. Turner Sr
Brierwood Drive
Mars
John Turner
Helen Williams
Flora M. Turner
Betty Ehringer
Cleveland
William J. Turner Jr
Beulah U.P. Church
Renny Domske
Penn Lincoln Memorial Park
Greensburg
Bessemer
Marjorie Hardesty Galanski
Ralph
Gladys Rogers Hardesty
Leonard Galanski
Galanski
Bessemer United Presbyterian Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Nadine Hill
Paul Hardesty
Donald
John Lester Hardesty
Mount Jackson
Donald Aull
Bessemer U.P. Church
Westfield Cemetery
Explosion at Inter national Metals Reclamation plant in Ellwood City
An explosion at Inter national Metals Reclamation Co in U S Steel Industrial Park caused by molten chrome-nickel-iron alloy leaking from a furnace and contacting water, melting a copper cooling pipe. No injuries reported. responders stood down as the furnace cooled. Company official John Anderson said damage extent to be assessed once cooling completes.
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Ellwood City
International Metals Reclamation Co. Inc
U.S. Steel Industrial Park
Inmetco
John Anderson
Anderson
Classes Resume After Weather Delays In County Districts
The Ellwood City Area and Wilmington Area districts returned to normal today after weather forced closures yesterday and Laurel district delayed two hours. New Castle Acting Superintendent Joseph Martin noted buses may run a few minutes late but city streets are well maintained and no major problems occurred. Attendance was about normal across district schools. In Pittsburgh, Dr. James R. Donnenburg of Penn Hills will take office as president of the Allegheny County Medical Society on January 17.
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Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts
Michele Perelman
Nargis Tejpar
Cheryl Branscome
Institute
New Castle News
Ellwood City
Wilmington
Laurel
New Castle
Joseph Martin
Pittsburgh
UPI
James R. Donnenburg
Penn Hills
Allegheny County Medical Society
Neshannock residents oppose Pa 18 rezoning for growth
About 30 residents in Neshannock Township challenged a proposed rezoning of five acres across from North City Plaza from R-1 to R-4. The township supervisors rejected the plan, though planning commission members urged further discussion as James Cioffi considered a separate 12.8 acre rezoning. Cioffi later said he would continue with the process, while residents warned against increased traffic and blacktop use.
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Wilmington Road
Neshannock Township
Township Planning Commission
Planning Commission
John Burrelli
Clarence Russell
Mildred Mathews
North City Plaza
Lawrence County
James Cioffi
Cioffi
Burrelli
Clover Lane
Valhalla Drive
Neshannock
Richard C. Ludwiczak
R. Kay Thompson
Thompson
Battery firm president leads GNCA slate in 1981
Warren J. Hoye was elected president of the Greater New Castle Association at the morning meeting. The 1981 slate includes John W. Flannery as first vice president and Robert Koslow as second vice president, with Bette McDevitt as secretary and Frank Bonadio as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren J. Hoye
Greater New Castle Association
Hoye
John W. Flannery
Robert Koslow
Bette McDevitt
Frank Bonadio
New Castle Battery Manufacturing Co
New Castle
State police driver centers to close for MLK Jr. birthday
The Pennsylvania State Police driver examination center on old U S 422 in Union Township will be closed January 15 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr birthday. All drivers examination centers in Pennsylvania will be closed that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
U.S. 422
Union Township
Martin Luther King Jr
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Kris D. Snyder
Homer C. Philips
New Wilmington
Dixmont State Hospital
New Bedford
Dixmont
Library
Lewis
Margaret Philips
Mattie Ruby
Philips
E. Gailey Sharp Funeral Home
W. Neshannock Ave
Savers Services
Paul J. Savers
Enon Valley RD
Unity
Ohio
H. Ralph Cunningham
Oak St
St. Anthony's Church
Nicholas Mastrangelo
Bessemer Cemetery
United States
Britain
Nicaragua Ship Canal
Washington, D.C
M.G
Skelly
Iva Imhoff Kelly
Iva Stelle Imhoff Kelly
Hillview Manor
Clarion County
William and
Mary Schneider Stelle
C.A. Amhoff
Kelly
Alma Schick
Butler
Martha) Ault
Jewell Gabriel
Port Orange
Fla
Monta Bennett
Greenville
Victor
Wesley
Bud) Imhoff
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Jack Benninger
Allegheny Wesleyan Church
Rimersburg
A. Devon Chiropractor
Federal Plaza
DR. A. Devon
J.N. Kerr Jewelers
N. Mill ST
Weingartners
Weingartner Florist
Wilmington RD
Towne Mail
Lewis Dayton
Battery Firm
GNCA
Edward Wish
Robert C. Houk
A. Wayne Cole
Richard Weii
Philip Weiner
Terry Black
James W. Riggans
Walter J. Higgins
John P. Borland
Benjamin Newkirk
Larry R
Nord
Robert Naugle
Naugle
Sidney Shenhan
ECITY
Larry
First Federal Plaza
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Illinois
State Farm
Warner's
Warner Photo Shop
the Peoples Choice
Lawrence
Beaver Counties
FDIC
RCA ColorTrak
Ieee
Wilmington Ave
Call’s Plaza VA
Ava Pek
Sonor
FTD
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Weer St
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