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New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 2000

Page

5

Obituary for Charlotte Palus of Golden Hill Nursing Home

Charlotte Palus, 86, of Golden Hill Nursing Home, died July 16, 2000. Born January 6, 1914, she was the widow of Robert J. Palus and a homemaker. Survived by two daughters, a son, a brother, four sisters, five grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Calling hours set 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. tomorrow at DeCarbo Funeral Home. Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. Thursday at St. Vitus Church. Burial in St. Vitus Cemetery.

Charlotte Palus Golden Hill John Catherine Galucci DeSimone Robert J. Palus Palus American Association For Retired Persons St. Vitus Church Ladies Guild Marlene K. Alfera Judith M. Pacelli New Castle Robert A. Palus McKeesport Anthony Cunningham Ave John Gudewicz St. Vitus Cemetery

Elsie Schmidt, former New Castle resident, dies at 81

Elsie Mildred Schmidt 81 of Hancock Park Nursing Center Quin cy Mass died July 13 2000. Born April 24 1919 in Cleveland she was daughter of the late Michael and Katherine Rampelt. Survived by two sons Ronald Schmidt Rochester NY and Mark Schmidt Houston a daughter Katherine Schmidt Milton MA and six grandchildren. Visitation and service held in Cleveland. Arrangements by Dolan Funeral Homes Milton MA. Memorials to ARC of Westmoreland Building Fund Greensburg PA.

New Castle Elsie Mildred Schmidt Hancock Park Quincy Mass Cleveland Michael and Katherine Schuller Rampelt Andrew Walter Schmidt Schmidt Canton Ohio Leechburg Pennsylvania Association For Retarded Citizens Pennsylvania Developmental Disabilities Council Right To Education Task Force Statewide Health Planning Council Ronald Schmidt Rochester N.Y Mark Schmidt Houston Katherine Schmidt Milton Andrew Walter Schmidt Jr Riverside Cemetery Dolan Funeral Homes Granite Ave Association For Retarded Citizens of Westmoreland Building Fund Box Donohoe Road Greensburg

Vanater Rites Held for Bothell Native, Navy Veteran

Arnold John Vanater 60 of Bothell Washington died June 25 2000 after a Navy career of 20 years and longtime Seattle bus driver work of 20 years He was born December 9 1939 in New Castle a son of Herbert S and Genevieve Murph Vanater He was married to Sharon Vanater for 36 years Survivors include his wife and mother three sons Bradley of Phoenix James and Jonathan of Bothell one daughter Candace of Bothell four sisters and seven brothers seven grandchildren A memorial service was held July 8 at Smokey Point Naval Chapel Marysville Washelli Funeral Home North Seattle arranged the services

New Castle Arnold John “van” Vanater Bothell Wash Herbert S Genevieve Murphy Vanater California Sharon Vanater Vanater Navy Seattle Union High School Bradley Vanater Phoenix James Jonathan Vanater Both Candance Vanater Dorris Lucas Florida Lois Huber Yuma Ariz Norma Taggot Simi Valley Calif Luci Parker Houston Robert Vanater Las Vegas Thomas Vanater Laughlin Nev Phillip Vanater Desert Palms Wayne Vanater Eugene Ore Donald Vanater Victorville Warren Vanater Smokey Point Navel Chapel Marysville Washelli Funeral Home

Evelyn Carroll obituary notice from North Beaver Township

Evelyn Carroll, 77, of Wilson Drive, North Beaver Township, died July 17, 2000, at her home. A complete obituary will be announced tomorrow by Marshall Funeral Home, 341 Main St., Wampum.

North Beaver Township Evelyn Carroll Wilson Drive Marshall Funeral Home Main St Wampum

Mary Knight, 76, Wampum resident, dies in hospital

Mary Katherine Ellis Knight died July 17, 2000, at St. Francis Hospital. The death was announced by Charlotte A. Sheffield Funeral Home, 454 Chestnut St. in Wampum.

New Castle Mary Katherine Ellis Knight Wampum St. Francis Hospital Charlotte A. Sheffield Chestnut St

Police cite youths for underage drinking in Mahoning Township

State police cited seven underage residents for drinking after they were found trespassing Thursday at Hillsville Quarry across from Hilltop Plaza. Named individuals include Adam Rodriguez 20 Youngstown Joseph Treharn 18 Campbell Angel Revis 18 Campbell Robert Magallon 19 Youngstown Shaun Summerville 20 Campbell and two 17 year old juveniles from Youngstown and Campbell.

Ohio Hillsville Quarry Hilltop Plaza Mahoning Township Adam Rodriguez Youngstown Joseph Treharn Campbell Angel Revis Robert Magallon Shaun Summerville Campell

Richard Jones 63 dies in Pittsburgh hospital

Richard Jones age 63 of RD 1 Brown Road died July 17 2000 in the Veterans Administration Hospital Pittsburgh announced by the Ed and Don DeCarbo Funeral Home 941 S Mill Street tomorrow.

Richard Jones Brown Road Veterans Administration Hospital Pittsburgh Ed & Don DeCarbo S. Mill St

Conspiracy theories swirl over Survivor winner bets

New Castl e News reports from New York on the summer TV phenomenon of Survivor theories. Fans cite computer analyses and grainy photos to predict boot order on Pulau Tiga. Bets on Intertops favor youth coach Gervase Peterson, while CBS and the show’s producers stay mum. The realm of Kremlinology style sleuthing expands as a Protonesis analyst claims Rudy Boesch will win based on voice analysis.

New York Pulau Tiga Cash J.R Dallas Paul McCartney Soviet Union Paul Sims CBS Gervase Peterson Peterson Colleen Sullivan Sims Survivorsucks.com Gervase Gretchen Cody Tennessee Cody Protonesis Rudy Boesch Boesch Clay Fondren Protonessis

Zoo president defends project after curator’s firing

Barbara Baker, president of the zoo, denies any peril to animals and says the project was not rushed. She declines to comment on Prappas’s firing as curator of aquatic life last week. Prappas claims deadlines were unrealistic, and questions about using disposable fish for a June gala. He cites dead jellyfish and sea horses due to a chiller malfunction and disputes on penguin care. Experts note initial fish losses can occur in new aquariums and praise Prappas’s workload. He had a positive review and a $3,000 raise in January.

Goar Barbara Baker Zoo Prappas Zoo Board Baker Galveston Texas Reiser Joe Choromanski Ripley Entertainment Orlando Fla Choromanski Pittsburgh

Ellwood City council approves land talks and park use

Wilkes Barre officials advise on power conservation while Ellwood City Area School District seeks a land trade to build near Helling Stadium. Council approves park closures for Holy Redeemer bazaar, Vacation Bible School traffic changes, bids for a Haybuster grinder, and purchase of 1200 recycling bins. It also authorizes field use by schools and leagues, awards contracts for flow monitoring and workers comp insurance, vacates alleys, approves a Francis Park subdivision, and schedules 2000 street paving bids and awards.

Holy Redeemer Glen Avenue Free Methodist Church Behrig Pacific Stiefel Park Rosanna Playground Ewing Park Edge Girls Lis Angels Merit Book Dinach Environmental HDH Group Charles Landolfi Woodside Ave Gary Sandra Kirkham Orchard Ave Francis Park Bridge Street Laurel Avenue Zell Consultants Council

Inmetco Emission Permit Revisited Amid Monitoring Flaws

State officials reconsider Inmetco’s emission permit from the early 1990s which capped organic compounds at 13.1 tons. The permit, based on pre‑full‑capacity figures, included waste burning allowances never used. DEP monitoring failed due to unsuitable equipment, while Inmetco reports annual emissions tests matched to production. The company plans a battery storage building to improve materials handling without increasing throughput.

Inmetco DEP French

Gym founder John Wareing dies at 76 in Virginia Beach

John Wareing, 76, founder of Wareing's Gym and son of a famous muscle man, died Sunday of throat cancer in Virginia Beach. A Yonkers native and WWII and Korean War veteran, he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and Air Medal and once pulled a truck with 15 men on Ed Sullivan Show. He taught boxing between wars and was the Navy's strongest man before retiring in 1960 to open a gym and become Jungle John on local TV.

Virginia Beach Navy Wareing Jungle John

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