Ellwood City plans expanded summer recreation drive
Borough Manager Cam Caldwell outlines a broad plan to broaden summer recreation for ages eight to adults. He aims to add water polo chess and basketball, potentially open Lincoln High School gym and use Veterans Memorial Pool, with Soda Construction handling Limestone Park improvements. He also proposes a resident survey on community services culture environment and spending to guide future plans.
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Ellwood
Cam Caldwell
Veterans Memorial Swimming Pool
Ewing Park
Caldwell
Lincoln High School
Soda Construction Co
Niles
Ohio
R. J
Denny) Schill
Duchesne
Utah
Ten seniors tie for top honors at Union Area High
Ten seniors share the top academic honor at Union Area High School commencement. Four students hold 4.0 averages Barbara Mangine Denise Piscinieri Brian Spinosa Lauren Zaccarelli will attend Thiel Pitt Case Western Reserve Michigan. Remaining top 10 include Rhonda Krueger Faye Stoner Dorothy Gilliland Mark Ford Kimberly Patterson Patricia Apicelli.
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Union Area High School
Barbara Mangine
Thiel College
Denise Piscinieri
University of Pittsburgh
Brian Spinosa
Case Western Reserve
Lauren Zaccarelli
University of Michigan
Ralph Ascione
Rhonda Krueger
University of Florida
Faye Stoner
Slippery Rock State College
Dorothy Gilliland
Youngstown State University
Mark Ford
Moody Bible Institute
Kimberly Patterson
Grove City College
Patricia Apicelli
St. Francis College
West Point cheating scandal widens with 168 charged
The scandal at the U.S. Military Academy now affects about a fifth of the junior class as 34 more cadets are accused. Total charges reach 168 of roughly 870 cadets for cribbing on a March take-home electrical engineering problem. Second-class men are released for summer leave.
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West Point
N.Y
UPI
Military Academy
Center and bureau plan to sponsor softball squads
The East Side-Croton Center and the Police Youth Bureau will sponsor two softball teams for local youths, one for grades seven through nine and another for high school boys. A rummage sale on June 22 and 23 supports Little League and Rookie Baseball. The board also discussed a Health Fair May 17–21 and a Homemakers' Club dinner. Romper Room classes are suspended until September. the July board meeting is canceled. Executive Director Mildred Moore said the executive committee will handle any arising issues.
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East Side-Croton Center
Police Youth Bureau
Lawrence County Council of Community Centers
LCCCC
Homemakers’ Club
Gaston Park
Center
Mildred Moore
Boy 6 Breaks Leg in Bicycle Accident
City police report a six year old, Brian Hill of 409 Blaine St, fractured his right leg after a juvenile on Cleveland Avenue struck him with a bicycle during play Sunday. He was treated and released from St. Francis Hospital.
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Brian Hill
Blaine St
Cleveland Avenue
Hill
St. Francis Hospital
VFW to salute WW I veterans at Bicentennial retreat
Neshannock Post 315 will stage a 6 p.m. military retreat in front of the Post Home at 1820 E. Washington St. to honor World War I veterans. Participants include State VFW Commander Frank E. Ronalds, the U S Marine Corps, the Pennsylvania National Guard, Army Junior ROTC from the Lawrence County Vo-Tech, and post veterans. A dinner follows by reservation only with Tony Elisco as general chairman.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Neshannock
Washington St
VFW
Frank E. Ronalds
U. S. Marine Corps
Pennsylvania National Guard
Lawrence County Area
Tony Elisco
Vandals strike Ewing Park Elementary in Ellwood City
Police report vandals broke into Ewing Park Elementary School over the weekend in Ellwood City and sprayed black paint on walls the furnace and ductwork. The school closed for a year and the damage was found at 8 30 a m with graffiti reading Ewing Parke and a painted face on the furnace.
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Ellwood City
Ewing Park
Ewing Parke
Mercenaries on trial in Angola face death sentences
An American attorney argues two of three U S mercenaries in Luanda did not commit war crimes and should not be sentenced to death. He notes neither had fired a weapon before capture as the trial opens with international observers present.
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Luanda
Angola
UPI
Robert Cesner Jr
Columbus
Ohio
Cesner
Bill Wilson
St. Louis
International Commission of Inquiry
Natural Sciences Museum
Diogenes Boavida
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Ellwood City Area
Fountain Hill
Eckerd
Westgate Plaza
Silverman
Boy
Call's Plaza
PEPSI
South Side
Mahoning Avenue
New Castle News
Chiropractic
Margaret Roney
Fred C. Edge
Edge Chiropractic Life Center
Butler Ave
Gustavo Grillo
New Jersey
Daniel Gearhart
Kensington
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Calif
Gearhart
Acker
Rhodes
Cas
Wes
Bargain Center
Oravia ST
Federal
Ellwood City and
Lawrence Village Plaza
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