Senate backs grants for 911 emergency systems
The state Senate unanimously approved a bill to fund grants totaling eight million dollars to persuade counties to establish or upgrade 911 telephone networks. The measure contrasts with a House plan offering four million dollars in no interest loans. Lawrence County has begun planning, hiring a consultant to estimate costs, while leaders debate the best funding approach and potential savings in lives.
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Pennsylvania
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Senate
Noah Wenger
Wenger
Lancaster
Paul McHale
McHale
Lehigh County
Casey
Three Car Crash Leaves Woman Critical in Shenango Twp
Lynn Perry 36 of Spring Hill Lane remained in critical condition with a head injury after a three vehicle collision at Pa 388 and Old Butler Road in Shenango Township. Scott D. Smith 18 of Ellwood City injured others. Raber 34 uninjured. Perry Airlifted by Angel II to Mercy Pittsburgh. other driver treated and released. Firefighters freed Perry with the Hurst Tool.
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Old Butler Road
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Old Butler
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Bush aims acid rain bill targeting 20 top polluters
The EPA identifies 20 utilities across nine states including Ohio Pennsylvania West Virginia Tennessee Georgia Alabama Missouri Illinois and Indiana as the nation’s largest sulfur dioxide emitters. The White House plan requires these plants to cut emissions by 1996 with further reductions by 2003 possibly via scrubbing equipment or fuel switches.
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Symmes
Wheelchair marathoner Duff stops in New Castle on 5000 mile trek
Joseph W. Bill Duff, a Houston born paraplegic, halted in New Castle during his 5000 mile Los Angeles to New York journey to raise awareness and funds for The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis. The trip aims to spark public support, shift attitudes toward disability, and fund research at Jackson Memorial Medical Center. Duff, turning 27, plans more stops and a Pittsburgh arrival, with a team of seven guiding supporters behind him.
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June 8 1989 Infant Crites Pittsburgh Obituary
Obituary notice listing infant Crites from Pittsburgh along with death notices for Mrs. James J. Hester 70 of Slippery Rock RD 4 Elizabeth McLachlan 72 of Slippery Rock and Richard E. Stone 68 of Ellport.
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Pittsburgh
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Slippery Rock RD
Elizabeth McLachlan
Slippery Rock
Richard E. Stone
Ellport
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