Laurel High School to expand attorney lectures next year
Laurel High School may again host local attorneys as teachers through a pilot program by the Lawrence County Bar Association. Ten attorneys spent two days in Problems of Democracy classes, with strong student interest suggesting expansion to Laurel and possibly other county schools.
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Bill Ruffin
Laurel High School
Laurel
Lawrence County Bar Association
Princial
Jan
Ionta
Sandra Young
Renal Fennick
Flannery
Lec
South Side unity plan approved by center board
The South Side Community Center board formally approved reorganizing city community centers under a corporate board after prior approvals by the executive committee. The action was held pending quorum, and bylaws were endorsed for the reorganization. Hiring plans include three New Castle Business College students for summer work, plus a part time secretary and bookkeeper. Insurance for personnel and liability coverage were approved.
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South Side Community Center
New Castle Business College
Edward Vallimunl
Vernetta Coleman
Karen Gutler
Road campaign to be intensified in Beaver Valley link
Gatta reports a 10.94 mile expressway segment cost 5.56 million and warns the PennDOT six year plan may stretch to 12 15 years without new revenue. Sections 8 1 4 9 lag. Turnpike Commission delays Section 9 and a combined interchange study. Section 14 at 9.8 million and Section 15 ready pending the 72 73 budget. Urges lawmakers action.
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Beaver Valley
Gata
Penndot
Gatta
Beaver County
Gatta and
Marah
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
March
Mitchell Road
Neshannock ‘Township
Lawrence-Mercer County Line
Lawrence Mercer County Line
Kuskitannee Lodge hosts first major function this weekend
The Kuskitannee Lodge 168 Order of the Arrow will hold its first major function of the new organization today through Sunday at Moraine Trails Council Camp Agawam near Rose Point. Chief Bill Wilson of New Castle announces registration tonight for Lawrence, Butler and Armeleong counties from 7 to 8 30 p m. Sessions cover conferences a Where To Go Camping Book and lodge business. Church services are planned Sunday and camp will be broken by 9 a m. The Arrow honors service to councils camps promotes camping and adherence to the Scout Oath and Law. Members are chosen by peers and tapped members complete their ordeal in summer before full membership.
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Kuskitannee Lodge
Order of the Acrow
Moraine Trails Council
Agawam
Rose Point
Bill Wilson
New Castle
Lawrence, Butler and
Armeleong
Wilson
Cill
Order’ of the Arrow
County grange elects officers at June meeting
Walter Rodgers of Plain Grove Grange 1431 was elected master of the Lawrence County Pomona Grange at the June meeting. Other officers named include Richard Jacobson overseer Mrs Robert N George lecturer George Rodgers steward and more. A memorial service featured Donald McKing of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary as speaker. Drowing recovered. AGUSTIN Tex UPI Unemployed man arrested for stealing a $20 000 Picasso drawing from a University of Texas gallery. The work titled Torso of a Man appeared ripped from its frame last Friday. Officers said the drawing shows signs of folding but little additional damage. CHICAGO U.S. citizens represent an investment of more than $36 billion.
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Walter Rodgers
Plain Grove Grange
Lawrence County
Pomona
Richard Jacobson
Robert N. George
George Rodgers
Robert Boak
Dorothy Brest
Herbert Leslie
Chaplin
Eleanor Wilson
Gertrude Chapin
Secertary
Roy McMillin
Gutekeeper
Clyde Hiller
Jeves
Arthur Wilson
Herbert Byers
Flora Logan Buckwalter
Louis Fury
Dig Beaver Grange
Donald McKing
Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Agustin
Tex
UPI
Picasso
University of Texas
Damamadd
Residents oppose rezoning along Wilmington Road in Neshannock
The Committee to Preserve the Quality of Life opposes a township land rezoning on the west side of Wilmington Road between Chapin Road and Sunset Drive from residential to office apartment. A hearing is set for 7:00 p.m. next Friday. The flyer warns of sewer, flood, and development concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Township
Wilmington Road
Planning Commission
Chapin Road
Sunset Drive
Shenango Road
Ellwood man hurt in 35-foot fall on Ellwood roof
The Ellwood City man, Emmett F. Santillo, 49, of 708 E Line Ave, is in serious condition at Jameson Memorial Hospital after reportedly falling 35 feet from a roof. He suffered facial cuts, a broken small toe, a split elbow and a left knee. The accident occurred yesterday at 4 45 p m. no further details were released. Jeffery Dunkle, 13, injured in a cat bike crash in front of Dunkin Donuts, is in fair condition with a concussion and facial and wrist injuries. Anthony Skrobot, 50, is in fair condition after a reported accidental gunshot wound to his right foot during a lunch break at a quarry in Ohio. Paul Tenbula, 21, treated for a left knee bruise after a two car crash in New Middletown, Ohio, and released.
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Emmett F. Santillo
E. Line Ave
Ellwood City
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Santillo
Ellwood City General Hospital
Jeffrey Dunkle
W. Fairmont Ave
Jameson
Dunkin Donuts
Anthony Skrobot
Bessemer
Ohio
Paul Tenbula
New Middletown
Garbo eye surgery sparks imposter rumors in Barcelona
Greta Garbo 67 reportedly had cataract surgery in Barcelona last week. Friends Nicholas M. Larner and his wife Jessia Dragonete say the actress is healthy and upset by rumors she was replaced by an imposter. Rose Mary Woods named executive assistant to Nixon. Bryce N. Harlow returns as presidential counselor. Gov Tom McCall says he will remain Republican and back Packwood’s Senate bid. James Irwin says hundreds of POWs and families will attend religious retréls in Colorado Rockies to aid recovery.
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United Press International
Barbo
New York
UPI
Greta Garbo
Barcelona
Spain
Miss Garbo
Nicholas M.larner
Stinger
Jessia Dragonete
Colorado Springs
Colo
James Irwin
Colorado Rockies
Irwin
Plan sets radiation therapy standards for regional hospitals
The Comprehensive Health Planning Council of Beaver Butler and Lawrence counties approved a plan detailing standards for radiation therapy equipment personnel and related areas. It will guide purchases by area hospitals but cannot review existing equipment. The plan emerged from a three county committee and may affect a dispute between Jameson Memorial and St Francis Hospitals.
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Comprehensive Health Planning Council
CHPC
Beaver
Butler
Lawrence
Jameson Memorial Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Comprehensive Health Planning Association
Pittsburgh
City weighs change to downtown street lights
City Administrator Larry D. Worth said the city may replace mercury vapor lighting with high-pressure sodium lights after a Cleveland lighting institute. Attendees included Mayor Francis Rogan Recreation Director Darryl Dess Council President Eugene DeCaprio City Engineer Arwood Eckles and Penn Power representatives. The sodium lights are a warm yellow glow. Worth says they could unify renewal projects and reduce gaps along Washington Street.
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Larry D. Worth
Washington Street
Missouri Statehood Entry as 24th State in 1821
Missouri joined the United States as the 24th state on August 20, 1821, marking a significant expansion of the union. The admission followed debates over governance, state boundaries, and representation, shaping regional development and politics in the early 19th century.
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Missouri
Native woman charged with first degree murder in Colo death
Roxann Sipe McCormick, a former New Castle resident, charged with first degree murder in the death of her husband David H. McCormick, gunshot wound to chest and chin. Arraigned in Logan County Court, released on 100000 dollar bond. Trial set for July 12 in Phillips County Court.
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Haxtun
Colo
Roxann Sipe McCormick
David H
McCormick
New Castle
Logan County
Phillips County Court
Dollar Hits New Low In Europe As Nixon Moves Fail
The dollar fell to a record low in Amsterdam and dipped in Paris while gold rose to $120 an ounce. Bankers blamed Nixon's 60 day price freeze for inflation, Watergate damages confidence, and the lack of a solution to the balance of trade.
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Amsterdam
Paris
Nixon
Washington
London
Mellon heir pleads guilty to tax evasion charges
William Mellon Hitchcock 33 grandson of Gulf Oil founder pleads guilty in Pittsburgh federal court to income tax evasion involving 1966 1968 Swiss bank accounts. He could face up to 24 years jail and fines. Sentencing planned in New York. He also faces indictments in San Francisco over an LSD manufacture case.
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Pittsburgh
UPD
William Mellon Hitchcock
William Larimer Mellon
Gulf Oil Corp
Hitchcock
U.S
Richard Thornburgh
Tucson
Ariz
New York
EPA decision due on Philadelphia Pittsburgh air plan
EPA will decide today if it accepts Pennsylvania’s plan to cut auto pollution in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. If rejected, the agency can create and enforce a new plan, affecting commuters relying on cars and mass transit. The plan seeks tighter inspections, better transit, and auto disincentives to curb hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide emissions.
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Philadelphia
UPI
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Pittsburgh
Icludes
Mediator Joins Westinghouse Contract Talks
W. J. Usery Jr of the Federal Mediation Service joined talks between Westinghouse Electric Corp. and four unions. The old contract had expired last Sunday, with unions agreeing to a day to day extension as talks continued. A spokesman said Thursday’s meeting yielded no progress. The unions represent about 68,000 Westinghouse workers.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
W. J. Usery Jr
Federal Mediation Service
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Usery
Westinghouse
PSU Trustees Elect Leeton and Pitzer to Board
John B. Leeton of Springfield and John R. Pitzer of Aspers were elected to the Pennsylvania State University board of trustees. Leeton succeeds Roger W. Rowland. Pitzer succeeds Albert E. Madigan. Five incumbents were reelected, including Michael Baker Jr., who serves as president of the trustees.
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University Park
UPI
John B. Leeton
Springfield
Delaware County
Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association
John R. Pitzer
Aspers
Adams County
Pennsylvania State University
Leeton
Roger W. Rowland
New Castle
Pitzer
Albert E. Madigan
Towanda
Rowland
Madigan
Charles E. Oakes
Allentown
J. Lewis Williams
Uniontown
Michael Baker Jr
Beaver
George H. Delke Jr
Pittsburgh
Charles T. Douds
Camp Hill
Baker
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Jonta
W. Thomas Andrews
Joseph V. Bullana
James A. Caldwell
John W. Flannery
George E. Hancher
Carmen F. Lamantusa
Thomas §. Mansell
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San Anselmo
Calif
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County Grange
Chicago
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Francis J. Rogan
John Cassella
Fund For Aid of
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Eugene DeCaprio
Andrew Pawlik
Rudy Aldridge
Morris Mitchell
West Side Community Action Center
WESAC
Mildred Moore
East Side-Craton
Great Barrier Reef
Australia
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Dunkle
British Standards Institution
Rosemary
Rose Mary Woods
Miss Woods
White House
Bryce N
Harlow
Procter & Gamble
McCall
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Tom McCall
U.S. Senate
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Oregon
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