Subsidies Proposed for Harrisburg Area Schools
The School Finance Commission urges a July 1 subsidy increase of 698 304 to aid low income districts though Pittsburgh and Philadelphia would gain most. Gov Shapp has allocated 80 million for subsidies with a 24.6 million shortfall, pushing total next year rise to 104.6 million. New Castle would gain 378 303, plus gains for Ell wood City Laurel Mohawk Neshannock Shenango Union and Wilmington with varying increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Lawrence County
General Assembly
State School Finance Commission
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Finance Commission
Milton Shapp
New Castle
Ellwood City
Laurel
Mohawk
Neshannock
Shenango
Union
Wilmington
Roster of Obituaries and Funeral Details
Multiple death notices occur with ages and residences. Gabriel DiLorenzo 75 of 517 Pearson St dies after a short illness. funeral at St. Vitus Church with burial in St. Vitus Cemetery. Volume of notices includes Patton, Houston, Roberts, and MacDonald families with funeral home arrangements, services, and burial plans.
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Gabriel DiLorenzo
Pearson St
Tortoreto
Italy
Domenick
Angela DiLorenzo
Crane Co
DiLorenzo
St. Vitus Church
Holy Name Society of the Church
Sons of Italy Lodge
Angeline DiBonavato
Joseph
Dino
Thomas
New Castle
Angelo
Braddock
Mae
Yolanda Gregg
America
Annie) Patella
Youngstown
Ohio
William F. DeCarbo
Cunningham Ave
St. Vitus
Msgr
Joseph Fabbri
St. Vitus Cemetery
Deaths toll rises with Garcia and notable editors
The body of former Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia lies in state after dying of a heart attack at his Quezon City residence at age 74. Also noted are the funeral for Barton Heiligers, ex publisher of the Alhambra Post Advocate, and the death of Dallas Rierson, New Mexico’s first Agriculture Director, both at age 56 or 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International Manila
UPI
Carlos P. Garcia
Garcia
Philippine Republic
Quezon City
San Diego
Calif
Barton Heiligers
Las Cruces
N.M
Dallas Rierson
New Mexico
Rierson
Seymour
Tex
New Mexico State University Board of Regents
State Agricultural Agency
Station burglarized after death in Harlandsburg
Sunoco service station at Pa. 108 and US 19 was broken into between Sunday morning and 7 a.m. yesterday stealing about 103 dollars in candy cigarettes canned goods and clocks. The unoccupied building houses only a dog and cat after owner Mrs Anna Boehm died Friday. A daughter and friend had watched the shop during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlansburg
Sunoco
Pa. 108
US. 19
Anna Boehm
Neshannock Township Car Crashes Injure Two
Two people were hurt in separate crashes in Neshannock Township. Erwin Bigley, 69, was admitted to Jameson Memorial Hospital after a single vehicle crash on Pa 18 that left scrapes and back and neck pain. Teri Ellis, 19, released after treatment for shoulder and rib pain from a Pulaski Road collision involving a Somma vehicle that struck a parked car.
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Neshannock Township
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Erwin Bigley
New Wilmington
Shenango Road
Bigley
Ira G. Fullerson
Fairhill Drive
Pulaski Road
Teri Ellis
Delaware Ave
Frank C. Somma
Cunningham
Celesta E. Thompson
Somma
Parking Authority Delays Gateway Outdoor Sign Proposal
The City Parking Authority postponed a Gateway Outdoor Advertising Co request to install a sign on a Capitol Grille building site. Action was tabled to clarify the parking lot property line before proceeding with approvals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Parking Authority
Gateway Outdoor Advertising Co
Capitol Grille
Albuquerque Rioters Clash With Guards as Curfew Enforced
Youthful militants smashed storefronts and overturned cars in Albuquerque as National Guard troops patrolled the city with an all-night curfew. Sniper fire wounded none as 46 people were injured over two days and almost 400 arrested amid clashes with police and demonstrators demanding the release of minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N.M
UPI
National Guard
Vandals Break Windows Citywide Overnight
Police report at least seven windows damaged citywide during the night with incidents starting around 1 22 p m. A Gulf station at 601 Highland Ave saw four panes shattered, followed by an Esso station at 602 Highland Ave across the street. A cement block from a 1958 Plymouth damaged a window at Duds & Suds Laundry on S Ray St and a window and door were damaged at Chambers Motor Co on W Grant St. No theft reported at the time.
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Gulf Station
Highland Ave
Esso
Duds & Suds
S. Ray St
Plymouth
Butler speech wins best speaker at Toastmasters meeting
Ed Butler defended public expense rhetoric in his speech Getting Rich at Public Expense while urging unions to hold lines as officials vote themselves raises. Other speakers included Alex Sansone Ben Rizzo Tony Allegro and Ernie Bruning with Jim Topper leading the judging. Lou DiGiorgi quizzed members on urban renewal as Fred Beard offered the top comment. Next meeting is at Castle Arms Motor Hotel on June 28 at 5 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Butler
Toastmasters Club
Butler
Alex Sansone
Ben Rizzo
Tony Allegro
Ernie Bruning
Jim Topper
Lou DiGiorgi
Fred Beard
Castle Arms Motor Hotel
East Side Elections Set at Croton Community Center
The East Side Croton Community Center hosts elections tomorrow for Target Area Four Council. Polls run 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Eligible residents 19 or older from the Third and Fourth wards may vote at 301 S. Ray St.
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East Side Croton
Target Area Four
S. Ray St
Truck injures boy in street in Ellwood City
Christopher Brandt two from Fairview Avenue was admitted to Ellwood City General Hospital after he ran into a slow moving truck on Wayne Avenue around 2 30 p m. He is listed in good condition with chest and right foot injuries and no police report is available.
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Ellwood City
Christopher Brandt
Fairview Ave
Ellwood City General Hospital
Wayne Ave
Christopher
Black Road Paying Schedule Set by Washington Township
Washington Township supervisors plan to pave about a mile and a half of Black Road this August with state aid of 8,800 dollars and township funds. Contracts awarded to Campbell Co. of New Wilmington for limestone and Russell Standard of Mars for asphalt. The board also completed projects using 1,264 dollars in county aid and installed guardrails on Kino Road culvert on Lake Road and brush along Cox Road at a total cost of 1,600 dollars. A 50 pound doe was killed on Moravia Street near Sutton Street when struck by a car at about 10 a.m. today.
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Washington Township
Dick Martin
Campbell Co
New Wilmington
Limestone
Russell Standard
Mars
Kino Road
Lake Road
Cox Road
Moravia St
Sutton St
City opens 18 playgrounds with daily supervision and programs
The city launches 18 Summer Recreation Playgrounds today at 10 am with supervision from 10 am to noon and 1 to 3 pm. The program includes a Softball League, a News Youth Page column, and Playgrounds on Parade on WKST, plus arts crafts dancing golf tennis football basketball swimming and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees Flannery
Playground
WKST
Forbes Field
Cascade Park
Flaherty Field
Karen Russo
Mohawk Area Board Hikes Maternity Leave Policy Review
The Mohawk area school board plans a near term revision to maternity leaves after lengthy discussion. State memo requires leave for expectant teachers. current policy forces resignation and reapplication. A joint committee will finalize changes before action. The board also empowered Title I operations and tabled insurance policy and paving bids, plus received a wage tax audit report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Mohawk Area
Tancabels Paving Co
Carbis Walker and Associates, Certified Public Accountants
Tucker charges dropped in Youngstown case for insufficient evidence
District Justice Merley dismissed charges against 18 year old Charles Tucker after a hearing this morning. Tucker and two other 18 year olds were arrested in April for cheating by false pretenses and conspiracy involving a city service station owner. Willie Parish Jr. and Fred Daniels remain in police custody awaiting hearings in Ohio.
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Merley
Hildebrand
Youngstown
Charles Tucker
Willie Parish Jr
Fred Daniels
Ohio
Miles released on cash bond after larceny arraignment
Richard L. Miles Jr. of Wampum was freed on a $500 cash bond after a weekend arraignment before District Justice Merle H. Hildebrand on larceny charges. A hearing was tentatively set for next week, but the case moves to District Justice Wayne E. Shaffer in Ellwood City. Miles was arrested Saturday by Wampum and state police for allegedly stealing gas from a parked car.
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Richard L. Miles Jr
Wampum
District Justice of the Peace
Merle H. Hildebrand
Wayne E. Shaffer
Ellwood City
Miles
Old Timers Day Set For August 12 At Cascade Park
The 65th annual Old Timers Day will be held August 12 at Cascade Park Pavilion. Activities start at 1 PM with a Grand March at 2 PM, followed by a variety show and dancing. Prizes go to top waltz dancer, farthest traveled, oldest man and woman, oldest married couple, oldest twins, and next oldest participant.
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Cascade Park Pavilion
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Mr. Patton Service
Voltaire L. Patton
Graceland Road
Jameson Hospital
Leyde-Tanner Mortuary
Highland
Winter Avenues
John W. Hadlock
First Church of the Nazarene
Mr. Patton
Olean
N.Y
Earl
Grace Adelaide Cover Patton
Shenango Ceramics
Interpace
Patton Nursery
U.S. Navy
Evelyn Claire Wilcox
Jack
Shirley Ann) Wright
David
Linda) Ward
Earl Patton
Largo
Fla
Graceland Cemetery
Miss
G. M. Houston
Genevieve M. Houston
Shenango United
W. Ross Byers
Shenango UP Home
Edward A. Daum
Fair Oaks
American Red Cross
Bruce W. Roberts
Bruce William Roberts
Rose Point
St. Francis Hospital
Wellsburg
W. Va
Bruce Lee
Daisy Forbes Roberts
Parkersburg
McKinley
Elizabeth) Owens
Clayton
Katherine) Williams
Janalda Cross
Detroit
Clyde
Bethany
William
Noga
S. Mill and
E. Reynolds Streets
MacDonald Services
Edgar MacDonald
Park Ave
Leyde-Tanner
Highland and
Warner Photo Shop
Wilmington Road
New Mexico National Guardsmen
Roosevelt Park
Chambers Motor Co
W. Grant St
East Side
U.S.A
OAK Ridge Boys
A Ridge
Hune
Scottish Rite
N. Castle
Chappell’s
Black Road
Damon Simeone
Big Run
Fred Germain
Bollinger
Linda Frank
Clayton St
Annette Audino
Croton
Theresa Gillest
Robert Barber
Dean Park
Karen Stalma
Farrell
Carol Cracraft
Franklin
Kathleen DeGidio
Victor Piccione
Gaston
Donald Chiafullo
Nancy Jamison
George Washington
Anne Petrovich
Kennedy
Joan DeAlesandro
Elizabeth Campelio
Mahoning
Karen Noga
Morris
Marilyn Rozzi
Rose
Ramona Sevecchio
Sciota
Kay Ann Ciatella
Walnut
Nancy Freed
Gracie Allegro
West Pittsburg
Richard Micco
West Side
Morfydd Brown
Sandy Cimini
Helene Ginsburg
Sandy Anttilla
Michele Conglese
Cathy Gordon
Don Phillips
Cheryl Muffett
Bonnie Lombardo
Ben Franklin
Mary Caiazza
Linda Zambelli
Tucker
Morrell Pride
Cunningham Funeral Home Castle
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