Lottery uses relatives to advertise spin game in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh billboard for the Pennsylvania Lottery Commission’s Million Dollar Spin Game lists ten names as prize contestants, all friends and relatives of executive director Chuck Kline. None of the individuals is an actual jackpot winner.
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Lottery
Pittsburgh
Chuck Kline
Pennsylvania Lottery Commission
Kline
Commission
Lottery billboard release sparks claim of name use
Betty Curran of Webster in Westmoreland County learned only a signed release was sent for a billboard display after a call suggesting she won money. Kline notes the lottery uses employee and friend names to avoid liability in a litigious society.
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Kline
Betty Curran
Webster
Westmoreland County
Curran
Local businessman promotes Webster on billboard and TV ad
Kline says he avoids problems to keep credibility in his business while promoting Webster, his hometown of about 200 residents. The campaign features a billboard with four locals and a TV lottery ad showing highway signs, eliciting amused reactions.
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Kline
Webster
Festivities Set for Flag Day at McGill Center
The McGill Community Center hosts its sixth annual Flag Day celebration on Friday at 6 30 p m with the New Castle Area Marine Corps League Attachment presenting the flag The Lords of the Castle sing the National Anthem a wreath honors fallen comrades and the McGill Summer Show Choir performs patriotic music The McGill Community Band plays while strawberries ice cream and cake are served Donations are 3 50 for adults 2 for children 12 and under Guests should bring lawn chairs The event is rain or shine For tickets call 652 8117
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McGill Community Center
McGill
New Castle Area Marine Corps League
Lords of the Castle
Purple Heart
Pamela Crouch
McGill Community Band
Tom Schaffner
McGill Center
Stand For Children rally reaches Lawrence County
Local leaders Loretta Hogans Ruth Griffis and Michele Bossers join a national Stand For Children event in Washington and return to organize a Lawrence County rally at the Government Center to urge community action for hungry children. The effort highlights Head Start families and local volunteers as examples of impact and responsibility.
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Edward Fosnaught
Lawrence County
Carey's Child Care Center
Augusta
Maine
State House
Washington, D.C
Lincoln Memorial
Loretta Hogans
Head Start
Lawrence County Head Start Inc
Hogans
Stand For Children
Children’s Defense Fund
Ruth Griffis
United Community Services
Michele Bossers
Bossers
Mutual help group meets for Crohn’s disease support
The Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America's Western Pennsylvania Chapter hosts a mutual help group from 7 to 9 p.m. on June 25 at Jameson Health Place in Lawrenceville Plaza. Dr. Richard Duerr of UPMC speaks to patients and families about Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. For details call 924-2189 or 800-627-6467.
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Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America
Western Pennsylvania
Jameson Health Place
Lawrence Village Plaza
Richard Duerr
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Crohn
Board accredits nursing school at St Francis Hospital
The St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing received an eight year continuing accreditation from the Board of Review for Diploma Programs of the National League for Nursing. The two year diploma program emphasizes community involvement and experience in all nursing disciplines. For more information call 656 6000.
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St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing
Board of Review
National League For Nursing
Program seeks foster parents for medically complex children
Project STAR operated by The Rehabilitation Institute seeks foster parents for children of all ages needing exceptional medical care. Ventilator dependence, feeding tubes, cerebral palsy, seizure disorders, leukemia, or awaiting organ transplants may be present. Training, subsidy, and support provided. goal is return to birth family or adoption. 847-2330.
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Project Star
Rehabilitation Institute
Stand for Children flyers urge actions to back youth
Read about Stand for Children flyers urging local action to support youth in every hometown. Suggestions include affirming every child, mentoring, writing to a child, tutoring hungry learners, advocating for disabled or voiceless children, providing meals, shelter, and safe praise, voting for children, and considering their needs in big decisions.
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Children’s Action Team
Matthew S. High
Amanda Griffis
Board
Nursing