Pa man held in two shootings that killed girl in Sharon
Ohio authorities arrested Steve Rendick 36 of Hermitage after two shooting incidents in Sharon and Hermitage. Denise Snyder 15 died at Sharon General Hospital. Lisa Berchtold 15 and Cynthia Phillips 25 were hospitalized in serious condition. Police seek extradition to Pennsylvania.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Hermitage
Trumbull County
Steve Rendick
Orangeville
Rendick
Richard Jakmas
Gary Hinkson
Hinkson
Giant Eagle
Denise Snyder
Sharon General Hospital
Lisa Berchtold
St. Elizabeth Medical Center
Youngstown
Giant
Eagle
Cynthia Phillips
Lawson’s
Phillips
William Napierkoski
Wheatland
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
Life Flight
Dixie Kosovec
Lawson's
Casey proposes 150 million in one time aid from surplus
Gov. Robert P. Casey says Pennsylvania can fund 150 million in one time aid for distressed municipalities from a budget surplus expected to reach 325 million by end of June. He links aid to reforms municipalities must adopt, while GOP leaders push for tax cuts and argue the surplus may exceed 370 million.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Robert P. Casey
Casey
Senate
House
GOP
Stauffer
Matthew Ryan
Delaware
Harbison
New Jersey
New York
Cioffi City Eyes State Surplus For Local Programs
Wayne Cioffi of the New Castle Redevelopment Authority says the state surplus could fund economic development and homelessness programs. Governor Casey’s plan includes funds for the Department of Commerce and is expected to become available in September. Local leaders urge state level tax reform after years of discussion and a countywide reassessment vote last year failed.
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Wayne Cioffi
New Castle
Panel OKs 3 hike in CAT fund fee
The Independent Regulatory Review Commission unanimously approved raising the Catastrophic Loss Trust Fund fee from $5 to $8 per year, effective Oct. 1. The 1984 fund supports auto accident catastrophic injury payments, with 1987-88 bills arriving later this year.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Insurance Department
Independent Regulatory Review Commission
IRRC
Robert Harbison
Hakim testimony clouds presidency in Iran Contra probe
Senator Daniel Inouye warned of an ominous cloud over the presidency after Albert Hakim testified that he worked closely with Lt. Col. Oliver North and helped set up a $200,000 trust for North’s family. Hakim said Reagan was aware of arms sales to Iran and contra aid, while chairing members weighed granting North limited immunity to testify.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Reagan
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Albert Hakim
Oliver North
North
David Lewis
Hakim
Lewis
Inouye
House
Reagan seeks allies backing for halving nuclear arsenal
President Reagan plans to press allied leaders at the Economic Summit in Venice to back vigorous arms talks aimed at halving the superpowers nuclear missile stocks. National security adviser Frank Carlucci says Reagan will seek a unified Western stance on arms control and keeping the Persian Gulf open. The seven industrial powers include Britain France Japan West Germany Italy and Canada as Geneva talks focus on strategic missiles.
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Venice
Italy
UPI
Reagan
United States
Nancy
Washington
Frank Carlucci
Air Force One
Persian Gulf
Geneva
Carlucci
Britain
France
Japan
West Germany
Canada
Death Records for Four Individuals in Ohio and Ohio Street Addresses
Death notices list Lenora K. Hilliard aged 82 of 3427 Clover Lane Robert H. Stickney aged 73 of 136 N. Mercer St Paul K. Christy aged 47 of Mercer Road and Elaine G. Haines aged 41 of Girard Ohio with dates recorded as June 4 1987. The notices provide residency and ages for each deceased.
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Lenora K. Hilliard
Clover Lane
Robert H. Stickney
N. Mercer St
Paul K. Christy
Mercer RD
Elaine G. Haines
Girard
Ohio
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CAT Fund Board
White House
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Cecia
Paki Shcasaiaenis
Ania
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