St Francis Medical Center chairman resigns in Pittsburgh
AP reports St Francis Medical Center chairman John Horty resigns after just a month in the role. An attorney, Horty opposed the hospital’s plan to hire Ernst and Young to turn the facility around amid poor debt-repayment confidence and subinvestment-grade bond ratings.
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Thrifty Car Rental Expands in Western Pennsylvania
Thrifty Car Rental plans multiple new western Pennsylvania stores and a Pittsburgh International Airport outlet near baggage claim. The airport location will place cars just outside the rental facilities. Thrifty operates in terminals at over 80 North American airports and in all major Australian airports.
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Equitable Resources names Murry Gerber board chairman
Equitable Resources promoted Murry Gerber, its longtime president and chief executive officer since 1998, to chairman of its board. James Rohr, a bank director, praised Gerber for providing leadership and a solid foundation for continued growth and improvement.
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Casey shaped regional roads and parks, a devoted public ally
Fee and LaGrotta credited Casey with driving major local road and bridge projects in Shenango Township and Ellwood City area, including Route 65 widening and several bridge replacements. He helped create industrial parks and secure airport access via Route 60. A picnic in 1990 drew 2,500 attendees, symbolizing Casey’s community reach as he urged action for Beaver and Lawrence counties. He later supported steel firm Sharon Steel during distress and urged help for the people.
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Paper still rules in the digital age
The piece argues that despite claims of a paperless era, Americans consume more paper than ever. Executives note office burdens, printers drive output, and postal and toner sales rise. Organizers cite wasted time, while research shows employees spend substantial hours seeking information. Worldwatch notes ongoing waste.
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Area Stocks Show Early Movement From Opening Quotes
Area stocks report at 10 16 a m today with over the counter listings detailing bid prices. Parker Hunter Inc New Castle office provides the quotes for the market snapshot.
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Casey kin vie in Pennsylvania races amid political dynasty
The Casey children in Scranton area politics draw attention as Robert seeks a second term as auditor general while Patrick runs in the 10th district against Don Sherwood. Matt aids both campaigns and Chris serves as an assistant U.S. attorney, highlighting a family noted for political involvement and a legacy questioned by opponents.
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Suspect dies outside Allegheny County Jail
Pittsburgh police say Dale Jackson 31 of Pittsburgh died in the back of a police wagon outside the Allegheny County Jail after pepper spray was used during his arrest. Jackson was transported to St Francis Central Hospital then to jail where he struck his head repeatedly and did not revive. Witness Ray Burgess reported seeing Jackson attempt to jump into a moving car and fall onto the street.
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Allegheny County
Robert McNeilly
Dale Jackson
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St. Francis Central Hospital
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Family of five saved from blaze in Pittsburgh home
A family of five was in critical condition after being rescued from a burning three story home in Pittsburgh. Walter Eyerman, 39, alerted firefighters at 1:26 a.m. as smoke filled the first two floors and the third. Eyerman, his wife Brenda Steavens, 36, and children Carlie Steavens, 12, Thomas Eyerman, 8, and Jack Steavens, 5, were hospitalized in critical condition with smoke inhalation. Walter Eyerman and Carlie Steavens also sustained burns. Four firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation and released. Police were unsure of the fire’s cause.
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