State revokes store's beer license after skip day killings
A 19-year-old man won’t be prosecuted for buying 14 kegs for a high school skip day party where two students were shot. The North Pole Ice Inc liquor store had its beer license revoked. Nathan L. Cobb testified at a ABC hearing after immunity promise. Cobb bought the beer for George Washington High School students. The May 22 party near Charleston ended in a dispute over payment.
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Charleston
W.va
Nathan L. Cobb
State Alcohol Beverage Control Commission
Cobb
North Pole Ice Inc
George Washington High School
David Means
Lydell Brooks
Jail exchange proposal prompts county city law enforcement talks
Mahoning County Commissioner Thomas Carney proposes county control of jail operations in exchange for merging city and county dispatching. He asked Sheriff Nemeth and Community Corrections chief Billak to reopen talks with the city. Mayor Ungaro backs the plan.
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Youngstown
Mahoning County
Thomas Carney
Edward P. Nemeth
Richard Billak
Community Corrections Association
Patrick J. Ungaro
Carney
Son Turns In Father Over Drug Abuse in Ohio
In Lake Milton Mahoning County Edward Miller 36 was arrested on drug charges after his 11 year old son Joseph reported his father was growing and using marijuana. Nine plants were seized and Miller posted an $11 000 bond awaiting arraignment in Austintown.
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Lake Milton
Miller
Joseph
Sheriff’s Department
Differences unresolved in Prague threaten Czechoslovak federation
In Prague, Czech and Slovak leaders Vaclav Klaus and Vladimir Meciar failed to bridge fault lines on reform pace and Slovakia's autonomy after a 10 hour meeting. The federation, created in 1918, unites Czech majority regions with poorer Slovak areas, but tensions risk its unity as talks stall.
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Czechoslovakia
Vaclav Klaus
Czech Lands
Vladimir Meciar
Slovakia
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Meciar
Audits link Perot firms to government contract flaws
Washington AP reports over two decades Ross Perot's firms won contracts amid irregular bidding and overcharges. GAO audits cite tests score manipulation and bid alterations, with EDS and Perot Systems facing scrutiny on SSA INS and Army procurements. Critics warn contracts surpassed worth and harmed taxpayers.
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Ross Perot
Congressional
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Associated Press
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Perot Systems Inc
White House
Social Security Administration
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EDS
GAO
Sarco
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Milton J. Socolar
Comptroller General
Socolar
Blackhawk School District Considers 4-Mill Tax Hike Rebated
The 1992-93 budget of 17.6 million proposes a 4 mill increase to 40.4 mills, with a rebate possibly reducing payments to 38.4 mills if state funds exceed expectations. A $50,000 home would pay $98 more without the rebate or $49 with it. The board meets June 25 at 7:30 PM in the high school auditorium. June 18 meeting canceled. Student accident insurance costs rise to 29.50 school-time and 116 for 24-hour coverage from 27 and 98.
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Blackhawk
Subdivision decisions approved and denied across multiple townships
The commission reviewed several land development plans in Indiana County and nearby townships. Approved were a three-lot plan for Randall and Diane Shaffer on Pulaski Road, a two-lot plan for William Crist on Wilson Road, a three-lot plan for Nelson Curry Jr on Orchard Terrace Drive, a two-lot plan for Ernest and Denna Phillips on Witherspoon Road, a two-lot plan for Alfred and Mary Freed on Pa 168 and Hunter Lane, a two-lot plan for Edith Preston, Lillian Miller and Dorothy Yankowski on Cleland Mill Road, a two-lot plan for Snowtop Mushroom Farm Inc on Old Pa 18, and a two-lot plan for Edna G Shaw on U.S. 19. Denials included a two-lot plan for William and Donna Sholler and a three-lot replat for Homer Hazen on Hazen Avenue. The commission may act based on local subdivision ordinances or lack thereof.
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Karki
Hickory Township
Randall
Diane Shaffer
Pulaski Road
Neshannock Township
William Crist
Wilson Road
Slippery Rock Township
Nelson F. Curry Jr
Orchard Terrace Drive
New Wilmington
William Jr
Betty Tillin
Martin Road
Ernest
Denna C. Phillips
Witherspoon Road
North
Beaver Township
Alfred and
Mary Freed
Hunt
Er Lane
Edith Preston
Lillian Miller
Dorothy Yankowski
Cleland Mill Road
Snowtop Mushroom Farm Inc
Old Pa
New Beaver Borough
Herman Lechner
Vinegar Valley Road
Shenango Township
William and
Donna J. Sholler
Homer Hazen
Hazen Avenue
Ellwood City
Edna G. Shaw
U.S. 19
City hall to add wide doors and elevator for accessibility
Lawrence County officials outline a major city hall renovations plan to replace doors with single wide entries, lower fixtures in rest rooms and a new 5 by 4 foot elevator near the central stairway. The project funds focus on the elevator, plumbing and electrical work with future accessibility upgrades. Sue Cox says changes will aid all visitors, not just the handicapped.
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Eckles
City Hall
Sue Cox
Lawrence County Committee On
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