Aebersold to retire as Slippery Rock University president
Slippery Rock University president Robert N. Aebersold, 60, announced plans to retire effective July 1, 1997, a year before his contract ends. A national search will appoint a replacement, with a committee including Arlene Quinlan, Nicholas DeRosa, and Orvan Peterson. He joined SRU in 1968 and led campus projects, while emphasizing liberal education as central to the university’s mission.
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Slippery Rock University
Robert N. Aebersold
Council of Trustees
Jacquelyn P Muller
Arlene Quinlan
Nicholas DeRosa
Orvan Peterson
Aebersold
Muller
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio University
University of Maryland
SRU
Golf Development Plans For Landings At Ellwood City
Upscale public course is described with clubhouse from renovated barn and a $6 million construction target. The Landings will include single family homes priced from $275,000 and townhomes from $120,000 to $165,000 with underground utilities and covenants. A $4 million chateau hotel and conference facility adds planned amenities along with gardens and a river bike trail.
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Heron’s
Hvizdak
Scott Rodgers Real Estate Inc
Beaver County Assessment Office
Courts block enforcement of Internet indecency law
Federal judges barred any enforcement of the Communications Decency Act arguing the Internet warrants the strongest First Amendment protection. The ruling grants a preliminary injunction to 57 challengers, blocking penalties for indecent material accessible to minors while government appeals.
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Philadelphia
U.S. Supreme Court
CDA
Lawrence County Eyes Tax Exempt Properties and Fee Hike
Lawrence County Commissioners review all tax exempt properties and send exemption applications to owners. A $9.50 rise in recording fees funds a local match for a $200,000 federal grant for low income housing rehab. Bids opened for jail data system. Digital Solutions Inc. of Altoona bid $58,743.10. Contracts renewed with MHMR providers and related agencies for FY 1997 services.
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Lawrence
Brian D. Burick
Burick
Lawrence County
Digital Solutions Inc
Altoona
Shenango approves ten million dollar school budget
The Shenango Area School Board approved a 1996 97 budget of 10 million 94 thousand 193 dollars with an 91 mill property tax rate unchanged from 95 96. The plan up about 7.5 percent includes 600 thousand for elementary school work. The board also approved new taxes and retirement, tenure, and staffing actions.
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Shenango Area School Board
Frank Pascoe
William Foster
Thomas Hartwell
Maryland Casualty Insurance Co
Sue Zeigler
Donald Drozynski
Judy Palmer
Community Health Events Include Screenings and Support Groups
A busy schedule lists weight control classes at Jameson Rehabilitation Center and Mohawk, blood pressure screenings at Kmart and Wal-Mart, plus multiple support groups for bipolar illness, domestic violence, alateen, and parenting. Other activities include a Thursday Nite Quest with Tom Milnes at Savannah United Methodist Church and a Friday Flag Day event with the McGill Seniors. Community education and a free health clinic at St. Francis Hospital accompany ongoing AA and Narcotics Anonymous meetings.
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Jameson Wampum Community Health Center
Hospice of
Karen Archibald
Wilmington Road
First American
Wal-Mart Supercenter
Call
Tom Milnes
Savannah United Methodist Church
Savannah- Gardner Road
McGill Presbyterian Community Center
Albert St
Women’s Shelter
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Alcoholics Anonymous
St. Camillus Church
Hospice of St. Francis
Peoples Bank of
St. Francis Community Education Center
E. Washington St
St. Francis Hospital
Grove City
SHHH
Epiphany Episcopal Church
St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing
Billie Dawn Gallick
Jameson Hospital
Jameson Mohawk Community Health Center
Jameson Rehabilitation Center
Neshannock
Inmate Dies in Mercer Facility Cell
John Tulane also known as Barry Pinski, 50, was found in his State Regional Correctional Facility cell at 5:30 a.m. and pronounced dead at 7:15 a.m. by the Mercer County Coroner. He was serving a 14 to 40 year murder sentence with minimum term ending Sept 21, 1998 and maximum term ending Sept 21, 2024.
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State Regional
Mercer
John Tulane
Barry Pinski
Mercer County
Brad McGonigle
Tulane
Lottery numbers tease from Pennsylvania and Ohio
Fragmentary lottery item lists numbers for Pennsylvania games Daily Number Big Four Lotto and Wild Card with 995 7106 and a set 69 15 18 21 28. Ohio appears abbreviated as oF. The readable bits suggest a brief gaming draw notice without full results or context.
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Pennsylvania
Lotto
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If you have a correction or clarification please call Tim Kolodziej managing editor at 654 6651. Call between 9 30 a m and 3 p m for all calls.
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Tim Kolodziej
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Albert Pondillo
Mary Miller
Daniel Goclano
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Psychology Center of
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Silver Oaks
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Mario
Michael Andretti
Toyota
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Mario Andretti
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Allegheny General Hospital
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