Jail guards lax in duties after county jail escapes
Lawrence County Prison Board president says city police report on two escapes at the county jail shows corrections officers failed to perform duties. The report cites inmate-initiated escape plan, lack of guard checks, and coordination lapses as key issues. Further action to be discussed with Warden Gregg.
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Lawrence County
Panella
Joseph F. Gregg
Gregg
Guards Helped Pass Drugs at Lawrence County Jail
City police report finds guards unwittingly transmitted contraband including drugs between inmates at the Lawrence County Jail. A detailed probe by Lt. Charles Abraham outlines methods such as envelopes pretending to be letters, meals and yard time, with trustees and work-release inmates aiding smuggling. No charges were filed and most guards acknowledged contraband entry.
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Lawrence County
Charles Abraham
City Detective Bureau
County Prison Board
William M. Panella
Panella
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Bush promotes air cleanup plan during West trip
President Bush unveiled a broad clean air package in Wyoming at Teton Science School, aiming to end decades of environmental gridlock and strengthen the 1970 Act. The plan envisions major city smog cuts by century’s end, reduced acid rain, methanol cars in nine polluted areas, and higher utility bills to fund measures.
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Death of man found in cell ruled self harm
Jay Martin Bradshaw 29 of 848 Melody Lane was found hanging in a city police cell Sunday night. Authorities say strangulation by belt caused death, with belt, shoes, and personal items removed and later recovered. Autopsy performed. investigation continues with details not released.
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Melody Lane
St. Francis Hospital
Lawrence County
Gary Bonelli
Ellwood City Hospital
Bradshaw
Grober leaves United Way for Westminster College post
Westminster College will add David J. Grober and Gloria Cagigas to its development division effective July 1. Grober, former United Way executive director in Lawrence County, becomes director of annual giving, while Cagigas becomes director of development for planned giving. Westminster officials say the hires will strengthen the college’s development program and broaden local ties to New Castle.
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Westminster College
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Gloria C. Cagigas
Andrews School
Willoughby
Ohio
Cagigas
David
Westminster
New Castle
Kevin J. Garvey
Garvey
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