Minister Talks Down Teen From Mill Street Bridge
The Rev Gary Clark assists DeAndre Johnson off the Mill Street Bridge after a two hour standoff. Johnson threatened to jump from a 45 degree slant to the Neshannock Creek below as police, fire crews, and about 300 bystanders watched. After Clark climbed a fire truck ladder and spoke with him, Johnson decided not to jump and walked down with the minister and then faced possible charges pending a psychological evaluation.
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DeAndre Johnson
Mill Street
Talksman
Johnson
New Castle
Amy Dukes
Dukes
Addis Street
LaToya Scott
Petr
Clark
Ebenezer Church of God In Christ
Scott
Neshannock Creek
Jennifer Tolbert
James
Doreena Dean
Dean
Croton Avenue
God
Charles Abraham
Abraham
Weld to Deliver Keene Valley Graduation Address
Massachusetts governor William Weld will speak at Keene Valley High School in upstate New York on June 18. The small Adirondack hamlet, home to about 400 residents, has hosted Weld before, and he plans to center his remarks on perseverance, linking fishing wisdom to life lessons.
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Boston
Molly Lawrence
William Weld
Weld
Keene Valley High School
New York
Adirondack Mountains
Five locations could house disposal site in Lawrence County
Lawrence County may host a low level radioactive waste disposal site with five possible areas across Pulaski, North Beaver, Hickory, Neshannock, Washington and Scott Townships. Chem-Nuclear Systems plans to narrow 153,691 acres statewide after public meetings, aiming for 50 to 100 sites then three reviewed by the Environmental Quality Board around March 1995.
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Coraopolis
Lawrence County
Pittsburgh
Chem-Nuclear Systems Inc
Pennsylvania
Greene County
Pulaski Township
Beaver
Hickory Townships
Neshannock Township
Washington Township
Scott Township
Royce
Walter Newcomb
State Environmental Quality Board
Chem-Nuclear
Newcomb
Historic and Museum Commission
Court says rape requires physical threat to prove
In a Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling, a man convicted of rape was acquitted because no witness testified to a threat of force. The court held rape implies force, and the absence of a physical threat undermined the charges, prompting criticism from prosecutors.
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Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
High Court
Pennsylvania
East Stroudsburg University
Richard Berkowitz
Berkowitz
James Gregor
Monroe County
Ralph Cappy
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