Deaths of Andrew Pasquariello and LeRoy McNicholas
Andrew Pasquariello 63 of 6 West Home Street died at Shenango Valley Osteopathic Hospital at 4 a.m. June 7 1980. He was born October 8 1916 in New Castle to Angelo and Maria Pasquariello retired from Shenango China and survived by two daughters six sisters a brother and six grandchildren. LeRoy O McNicholas 66 of Trailer Estates Bradenton Florida died June 7 1980 after a prolonged illness. He was born May 14 1914 in New Castle and worked 28 years for Crane Company. survived by a wife a son two sisters two brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements noted for both with masses and local services outlined.
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Andrew Pasquariello
W. Home St
Shenango Valley Osteopathic Hospital
Farrell
New Castle
Angelo
Maria Bonpaine Pasquariello
Inez Rubies
Pasquariello
Shenango China
St. Vitus
Union Calabro Society
William
Juliana) Jaskola
Marie Strayer
Nellie Eliseo
Clara Forconi
Charles
Elizabeth) Fleming
Anthony
Anna) Ginocchi
Dominick
Cecelia) Macri
Julia DeLillo
Huntington Beach
Calif
Michael Pasquariello
Wooster
Ohio
Mary Pezzone
Edward A
Donald G. DeCarbo
Mill St
St. Vitus Church
Monsignor
Joseph Fabbri
St. Vitus Cemetery
LeRoy O. McNicholas
Trailer Estates
Bradenton
Fla
John and
Marie Mumbaugh McNicholas
Patricia Criswell
McNicholas
Crane Company
Terry
Sarasota
Dorothy DeMass
Marjorie Miles
Winsted
Minn
Homer
Ernest
Herbert
Shannon
John A. Meehan Jr
Lincoln Ave
Banks Cut Prime Rate in Philadelphia to Thirteen Percent
Six Philadelphia banks announced lowering their prime lending rate from 14 percent to 13 percent Friday. The decision affects loans and credit for businesses and individuals across the region, signaling looser borrowing costs for consumers and firms.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Daily pill replaced by six month to year microcapsule
Battelle researchers say a slow releasing microcapsule could replace daily medications, offering a once a year dose. Trials on kidney failure patients proceed as NIH funds similar long term birth control research. Officials see benefits for overpopulated developing countries.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Battelle Memorial Institute
Battelle
Columbus
David Gardner
Gardner
National Institutes of Health
Pennsylvania Lottery faces probe over April 24 drawing
The Pennsylvania Lottery eyes a formal audit after Cohen released a partial record of the April 24 Daily Number showing unusual betting patterns on two-number blocks and suspicious ball behavior. Officials defend integrity, while Thornburgh aides push to identify outlets, officials, and potential ties to illegal bookmakers amid broader reform efforts.
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Cohen
Westinghouse Broadcasting
Revenue Department
Milton Shapp
Shapp
George Monod
Thornburgh
Lottery Bureau
Revenue
Richard Papiernik
Lottery
Lynn Nelson
National Association of State Lotteries
Nelson
Judge halts Gacy money rights in literary deal
A temporary restraining order preventing John Wayne Gacy from receiving compensation from book or movie rights was extended by Cook County Circuit Judge George A. Higgins. The order, set to expire June 16, blocks pending deal talks between Gacy, his lawyers, Clyde Burleson and Goldfarb-Lewis Agency Inc. and pressures the parties to disclose any contracts with Gacy to the court. The move follows a suit by the family of victim Robert Piest alleging it would be morally and legally wrong for Gacy to profit from the murders.
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Chicago
UPI
John Wayne Gacy
Cook County
George A. Higgins
Gacy
Clyde Burleson
Houston
Goldfarb-Lewis Agency Inc
California
James A. Corrigan
Piest
Burleson
City Auctions Off Old Equipment At Public Works Garage
The city raises 7820 dollars at a May 31 auction of surplus gear held at the public works garage. Sold items include four 1969 refuse trucks five cars one station wagon one pickup truck one tractor one dump truck one four wheel drive vehicle one street sweeper two bucket machines and one portable compressor.
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Public Works
Tenants Seek Fixes at Halco Street and Neshannock Village
Kraus cites HUD rules and $87,000 unpaid back rent while two to three workers handle work orders. Tenants report holes, roaches, broken locks, and open yards. Inspections cover about 10 houses every two weeks but delays persist. stray dogs, garbage, and vermin plague the sites. Residents urge prompt vacancy filling, strict applicant screening, and monitored parking to keep hydrants accessible.
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Kraus
HUD
Federal Housing and Urban Development
Wright
Davis
MS. Clark
Neshannock Village
Ms. Wright
Halco Street
Mahoning River
City weighs 165000 boost to workmen's fund via tax hike
City officials seek a 1.4 mill property tax increase to raise 165000 next year for the workmen's compensation trust fund to reach 600000 by end of 1981. The fund backs claims if the city reverts to a private carrier.
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William G. Tallman
Tallman
Incriminating statements tie Thomas to Cook murder case
District Attorney Donald Williams said evidence is circumstantial but points to suspect Thomas, with testimony indicating he was away from home when Cook was killed and that Alexander claimed to shoot Cook. The victim, Cook, lived in a single-floor bungalow, described as chaotic yet organized by him, with a large book collection.
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Thomas
Donald Williams
Alexander
Cook
Richard Hanna
Williams
Randy
Peanut innovator before Carver's death in 1943
The slave born scientist had devised over 300 medical, industrial and agricultural uses for peanuts before George Washington Carver died in 1943, highlighting his prolific impact across fields.
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George Washington Carver
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