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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1980
Page
3
A long obituary item lists numerous June 9 1980 deaths from towns including New Castle Ellwood City and Slippery Rock. Subjects include Eloyse Lewis Jones Grant A. Jones Diana Ethel Dixon Grossman Duffy LeRoy Householder Ann Hunt Sobkowz Immacolata Pozzuoli Eva Hawk Nicholson Roy Kelly Kenneth Lane and others. It notes births, marriages, survivors, funeral home details and interment plans across several area churches and cemeteries.
A two car collision on Interstate 94 near Malta Montana killed seven people. Five victims in one car were young Montana residents and there was an elderly Everett Washington couple in the other car. No survivors. Authorities said speed and drinking were factors. Victims identities withheld pending relatives notified.
Mrs Elizabeth Elaine Ringerud Butia 59 of Star Route died June 8 1980 at Desert Samaritan Hospital Mesa Arizona. Born September 27 1920 in St Paul Minnesota. Survived by husband Harry Butia three daughters Barbara Franklin Scottsdale Karen Knight Pittsburgh Patricia Knight Phoenix one son Paul Knight Phoenix one sister Grace Praught Michigan one brother Chester Ringerud Minnesota. No calling hours funeral tomorrow at Celebration of Life Presbyterian Church Mesa. Funeral arranged by Shumway Lakeshore Mortuary Mesa.
Pittsburgh attorney R Mark Hunter, 40, wanted on charges of conspiring to kill his mother Ruth Ziets Ordaz, was arrested outside the Van Nest Recreation Club in the Bronx by federal marshals. Hunter initially claimed to be Philadelphia businessman John Pressi. He faces bond-jump warrants from Allegheny County and a federal judge and will be returned to Pittsburgh.
West Pittsburg Recreation Committee sponsors a bike-a-thon to aid cystic fibrosis. The event starts Saturday with participant check-in at 1 p.m. at West Pittsburg Fire Hall and follows a 10 mile route with refreshment points along the way and at the finish. All riders receive an iron-on decal.
The News corrects a prior report on an incident near the Town and Country Bar in Edinburg RD 1. Thomas R. Habib, owner, was not the shooter. An unknown person fired into the woods Saturday after being asked to leave, risking others. Police seek the responsible party for recklessly endangering people.
Pittsburgh engineers warn an underground alluvial aquifer feeding Point State Park's fountain could hinder the $265 million subway. Water flows at the Stanwix Liberty site average 900 gallons per minute, prompting plans for large floor pumps and deep pilings as PAT targets a 1982 downtown start and 1984 full operation.
Six remaining bank fraud counts against Bert Lance and two co defendants were dismissed as too costly to retry. Prosecutors filed the motion in U S District Court after the Justice Department had already decided against retrying Lance Carr Mullins. A trial had ended with acquittals on most counts and a deadlock on several bank statement falsifications.
Two free lectures on Hospice for Caring will be held Thursday at St Francis Hospital School of Nursing. Dr William M Lamers Jr of Hospice of Marin will present sessions from 10 to 1130 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m in the school auditorium open to the public. Lamers, a Marin hospice founder and national spokesman, chairs and lectures widely on hospice care and bereavement.
WKST radio halted all day due to a transmitter fault forcing a full station shutdown. A worker said it took hours to diagnose and repair the equipment as residents flooded the station with calls. Power outages affected Princeton area residents, with restoration to most by midmorning. Domestic steel production for the week ended June 7 fell 1.8 percent to 1,830,000 tons with 61.1 percent utilization per the American Iron and Steel Institute.
Peggy McKnight an occupational therapist at St. Margaret Memorial Hospital will begin a study next month to test air filled mittens for arthritis pain relief. The 30 patient trial is funded by a 3420 grant from the Western Pennsylvania chapter of the Arthritis Foundation.
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