Obituary for Rev. Ross Blue of New Castle 1933 2013
The Rev. Ross Blue 79 of West North Street New Castle died June 12 2013 at home. Born November 17 1933 in Graceville Florida he was predeceased by wife Evelyn Burley. He served in the Korean War and retired as supply and inventory supervisor for Hibbert Group Trenton New Jersey after 15 years. He leaves eight children 17 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren and two great greats plus siblings and a caregiver. Visitation 11 am to 1 pm Tuesday at New Jerusalem Church of God in Christ services follow with burial Greenwood Cemetery and military rites by New Castle Area Honor Guard. Funeral home William F and Roger M DeCarbo. Condolences at williamrogerdecarbo.com.
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Ross Blue
West North Street
New Castle
Graceville
Fla
Otis Aynes
Mary Blue Young
Donald
Columbia
N.C
Joelle Jones
Bennie
Warren
Ohio
John Blue
Fort Worth
Texas
Sharon Blue
Trenton
N.J
Dawn Blue Campbell
Lee
Jeffrey Blue
Stephanie
Nancy Robertson
Rodney
Fort Lauderdale
Oliver Blue
Jacksonville
Alto Young
James Burley
Gertrude Herns
Niraiya Brockington
Otis Aynes Jr
New Jerusalem Church
Cunningham Ave
Williamrogerdecarbo.com
Elizabeth A Richards 1963 2013 New Castle Nurse Practitioner
Elizabeth A Richards of New Castle died June 13 2013 at home following a long life as a nurse practitioner. She earned degrees from Slippery Rock University and the University of Pittsburgh served Take Care Health and ABC Pediatrics and raised horses and loved crafts. Survived by daughter Tori Richards two brothers Jeffrey and William and their wives five nephews one niece two grand nephews, preceded by both parents. Visitation June 14 2 to 6 30 p m at R Cunningham Funeral Home with service at 7 p m. Online condolences at Cunninghamsh com.
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Elizabeth A. Richards
New Castle
William D
Jane M. Carr Richards
Elizabeth
Slippery Rock University
University of Pittsburgh
Take Care Health
ABC Pediatrics
Tori Richards
Jeffrey Richards
William Richards
Antonetta
R. Cunningham
Wilmington Road
Cunninghamsh
Court rules human genes cannot be patented
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that naturally occurring human genes cannot be patented, overturning decades of awards and invalidating Myriad Genetics patents on BRCA genes linked to breast and ovarian cancer. Synthetic DNA (cDNA) remains patentable. The decision limits gene patents but allows protection for engineered DNA products.
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Washington
Supreme Court
High Court
Salt Lake City
Myriad
Thomas
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office
Myriad Genetics Inc
Myriad Genetics
Corbett forces out DCNR secretary Richard Allan
Governor Tom Corbett announced the resignation of Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Secretary Richard J. Allan at the governor's request. The reasons were not disclosed. Allan, 60, had led DCNR since early 2011 and has a background in the scrap metal industry.
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Harrisburg
Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Tom Corbett
Richard J. Allan
Corbett
Kevin Harley
Allan
Camp Hill
Obama authorizes arms to Syrian rebels amid chemical weapon evidence
President Obama has authorized arming Syrian rebels for the first time after U.S. officials confirmed Assad’s forces used chemical weapons. The move signals a larger, higher‑scale intervention, with CIA involvement and the type of weaponry still being finalized. Sen. McCain welcomed the decision.
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Washington
Barack Obama
U.S
White House
United States
Bashar Assad
Obama
John McCain
Rariz
Syria
CIA
Ben Rhodes
One Dead as 77 Hurt in Geismar Plant Blast
A chemical plant explosion in Geismar Louisiana killed 29 year old Zachary C. Green and injured 77 workers. 51 released by evening. Witnesses described towering flames and chaotic escape as black smoke belched high above the facility. Authorities said most injuries were burns and respiratory issues and a body was recovered at the scene.
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Geismar
Louisiana
Troy Brown
Health Department
Christina
Stephens
Zachary C. Green
Hammond
Wilmington OKs new roof and street paving project
The borough will replace the municipal building roof and pave three streets this summer. A $42,312 bid from CBF Contracting of Sligo was accepted as the lowest qualifying bid. Work on the roof starts June 24, weather permitting. The summer paving contract was awarded to Sharon Paving and Construction Inc. of Sharpsville at $118,823 with materials included. Streets targeted are Waugh Avenue, Haw Street, and Wood Street due to their condition from construction and other issues.
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New Wilmington
CBF Contracting
Sligo
CBF
Larry Wagner
Ments
SRI Roofing
New Castle
Jeemco
Fred Garrett
Sharona Edmiston
Council
Summer Street
Sharon Paving and Construction Inc
Sharpsville
Butch & McCree Paving Inc
Hillsville
Glen O. Hawbaker Paving
Grove City
Protek Maintenance Inc
Youngblood Paving Inc
Wampum
Garrett
Waugh Avenue
Lincoln
Waugh Circle
Haw Street
Municipal Building
Short Street
Wood Street
High Street
Nclocal
Ncnewsonline
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Wilmington
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Pine Hill Greenhouse
Andy
Anna Byler
Old Mercer Rd
Volant
Disability Legal Clinic
Carlson Lynch Attorneys-At-Law
The
RED Barn Players of
Ellwood City
Ellwood-Zelienople Rd
Perry Ae Ey Volant
Vocational J. Psychological Services
Martin Meyer
Julie Uran
TSS
E. North St
New Castile
Slippery Rock
Butler
Sharon
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