Budget battle as Ridge plan clashes in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg, House members push a 1996 97 budget with more than 100 amendments while Ridge administration officials question funding sources. The House restores 4 million to the Department of Community Affairs and resists privatizing health centers. House votes also add 107 million to school subsidies and debate welfare cuts. The conference with the Senate will refine the plan ahead of a July 1 deadline.
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Harrisburg
House
Ridge
Tim Reeves
Tom Ridge
Senate
Commonwealth Court
Public Utility Commission
Department of Community Affairs
DCA
George Hasay
R-Luzerne
Ron Cowell
D-Allegheny
Department of Commerce
William Bostic
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
Commerce
Department of Economic and Community Development
Tim Potts
H. William DeWeese
Greene County
Safer Little League baseball grows with new equipment
Lawrence County youth leagues adopt soft-core baseballs, soft rubber bases, batting vests, face guards, and mandatory helmets for under 12 to cut injuries. Ellwood City commissioner Rolce Davidson notes base technology reduces sliding injuries. others add risk shields and protective gear while teaching proper technique.
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Lawrence County
Little League
Rolce Davidson
Ellwood City
Davidson
Neshannock Athletic Association
Jim Kearney
Kearney
Ellwood
Neshannock
Jim Cox
Union Township Athletic Association
Cox
Healing and Change Mark Cedelia’s Parish Transition
Cedelia recalls a painful but healing period during the Mary Mother of Hope parish reorganization. He highlights patient leadership, merged ministries, and Vatican II changes, noting improved attendance and funds while acknowledging lingering criticism and hope for his successor Victor Molka.
Local pastor gets Plum job in Pittsburgh area
The Rev. Robert Cedolia will leave New Castle Monday to become administrator at Our Lady of Joy Parish in Plum Borough, Pittsburgh. He starts as pastor January 1 after Rev. Francis Marchukonis retires, while Mary Mother of Hope will be led by Rev. Victor Molka, Catholic chaplain at St. Clair Hospital. Both priests were ordained in 1978 and studied at Mount St Mary Seminary.
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Cedelia
St. Mary Church
Wuerl
St. Alphonse
Springdale
W. Peter Horton
Horton
LaRoche College
Pittsburgh
Cedolia
Robert Miller
CCD
Ladies Guild
Christian Mothers Societies
Holy Name Society
Victor Molka
St. Clair Hospital
Hazelwood
Mary, Mother of Hope
Peet
New Castle
Blessed Virgin Mary
St. Joseph
St. Anthony
Peter
Robert Cedolia
Our Lady of Joy
Plum Borough
Francis Marchukonis
Marchukonis
Mary
Mother of Hope
Molka
Mount St. Mary Seminary
Emmitsburg
Community events and health screenings schedule highlights
A busy week features By Today M D 20 20 hosting a bipolar support group at 7 p.m. in the Psych Med Building conference room, plus Tom Milnes as Thursday Nite Quest guest at Savannah United Methodist Church. Hospice blood pressure screenings, Father’s Day recognition events, and free screenings at St Francis and Jameson Hospital appear across Monday to Saturday with multiple venues and contact numbers.
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Wilmington Road
Call
Tom Milnes
Savannah United Methodist Church
Savannah-Gardner Road
Hospice of St. Francis
Peoples Bank of
St. Francis Community Education Center
E. Washington St
Billie Dawn Gallick
Jameson Hospital
Jameson Mohawk Community Health Center
St. Camillus Church
Youth bowling party and 4-H day announced in Lawrence County
The Police Youth Program sponsors a free bowling party for students in grades 4 to 12 at Colonial Lanes from 9 30 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Free transit is provided by the New Castle Area Transit Authority with a Field Club Commons bus stop at 9 15 a.m. A 4 H activity day is set for June 24 at Head Start on Long Avenue for ages 8 to 12, featuring new projects, a free lunch, and a 2 p.m. pickup. Registration is 50 cents and required by June 20 at the Lawrence County Cooperative Extension office.
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Police
Colonial Lanes
New Castle Area
Long Avenue
Lawrence County
New Castle
U.S
Lotteries Pennsylvania Daily Number Patchwork
Fragmented lottery snippet shows numbers and codes across states Ohio and Pennsylvania. Entries include sequences like 5 7 14 25 32 and 3 6 25 29 40 45 with scattered letters and abbreviations. The readable facts list a daily number style draw and mixed annotations, suggesting a page scan with incomplete lines and stray text.
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Pennsylvania
OSS
Ohio
Sea
Ich Beal
Cues
Corrections noted for local notices and obituary details
The Daily Record corrects a birth announcement date for Nancy J. Zaccaro and Richard L. Marshall of 102 E. Fairfield Ave. A separate correction states Eagles Aerie 455 renovations were by the Eagles Club with New Visions only advising and providing an artist rendering. An obituary correction for Naomi Iona Leopardo adds visitation times and calls for corrections to the reporter.
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Daily Record
Nancy J. Zaccaro
Richard L. Marshall
E. Fairfield Ave
Eagles Aerie
S. Jefferson St
New Visions
New Castle
Eagles Club
Naomi Iona Leopardo
Wampum RD
North
Beaver Township
Marshall Funeral Home
Wampum
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Ron Cast
Laurel Recreation Association
Andrew Pleasant
Matthew Penwell
Mohawk
Grove City
SHHH
Epiphany Episcopal Church
Pa. 18
Koppel
New Castle City Hall
Jeffrey Scrim
Lawrence County Housing Authority
Tim Kolodziej
P.O
Jone
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