Union board OKs enterprise zone for Wal Mart project
The Union Area School Board unanimously approved establishing an 80 acre enterprise zone off U.S. 224 and Winter Roads for a Wal Mart Superstore multi phase project. Medure Development Ellwood City THF Realty St Louis Mosites Pittsburgh plan a 15 million center with 200000 square foot store and seek a tax increment financing to cover about 1250000 in sewer water and road work financed by a 10 year note at about 6.75 percent repaid from tax on the buildings. The district will enter agreements with Union Township and Lawrence County and adopt resolutions to create revenue and tax financing plans. The township and county will set zone boundaries and negotiate infrastructure needs. The ball's in the developers' court says Superintendent Domenic J. Sonta.
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Union Area School Board
Union Square Development Co
Lawrence
Union Township
Domenic J. Sonta
Union's school budget gets OK
Union Area School District voters will face a tax increase of two mills bringing total to 96 mills for 1994-95. The added revenue of about $35,000 funds salary increases and new textbooks. The board also appointed Joseph Bullano as district solicitor for 1994-95 with a $1,000 retainer and $75 an hour, and named Mike Micco as volunteer football coach.
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Union Area School District
Domenic J. Sonta
Joseph V. Bullano
Mike Micco
Micco
Westminster College
Union High
Patty Blazejewski
Roberta Minenok
Jeff Hvizdos
Michelle Marlowe
Penninon School Board Associaon Insurance Trust
Combined Insurance Co. of America
Blackwood
Kristie Clayton
Delita Greco
Kathleen Haradzin
Lisa Kendall
Carol Whitty
Darlene Mahaven
Heat wave raises temps and strains power demand
Temperatures climbed into the high 90s with a report of 96 at Pittsburgh International Airport, surpassing a six year June 15 record as the National Weather Service warned of a prolonged heat wave. Penn Power urged caution for at risk customers and offered payment plans, while Red Cross advised cooling tips and staying indoors.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh International
National Weather Service
American Red Cross
Pennsylvania Power Co
United States
Seaboard
Gary Brown
David W. Iorio
Penn Power
Iorio
Lawrence County Area Agency On
Red Cross
Residents split on snow versus heat in local poll
New Castle residents were asked to choose between a 13 inch snowstorm and a weeklong heat wave of 90 degrees or more. Responses favored both sides with several preferring heat for ease of dressing and swimming, others craving snow for its novelty or cooler relief.
Saint Francis health programs and events listings
Today listings include Well ness in Neighborhoods at Towne Mall with sun safety and weight loss sessions from 1 to 4 p.m. register at 652-8856. Blood drive at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 1 to 6 p.m. contact 652-7796. Thursday Nite Quest speaker Dr. David Badger at Savannah United Methodist Church 7 p.m. Breast Cancer Support Group at Hoss’s Wilming ton Road. McGill Community Band rehearsal 7 to 9 p.m. at 1701 Albert St. Call 652-8117. Lords of The Castle Barbershop Chorus meets 8 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Free adult classes at Harbor Heights Center until 3 p.m. call 654-1500. Friday Hospice of St. Francis will
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St. Francis Hospital
Towne Mall
Good Shepherd Lucian Church
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
David Badger
Savannah United
McGill
Albert St
Lords of the Castle
First Presbyterian Church
Housing Authority of
Harbor Heights
Community events calendar brief at New Castle area
A busy day of public services and cultural events in New Castle area includes blood pressure screening at Peoples Bank Westgate Plaza from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and a storytime for 4 to 6 year olds at New Castle Public Library from 10 to 10:45 a.m. The New Castle Playhouse at 202 Long Ave. offers You Cant Take It With You at 8 p.m. with tickets 6, 5, and 4 dollars. A parenting group meets 10 a.m. to noon at the Women's Shelter/Rape Crisis Center. call 652-9036. St Francis Hospital hosts a free health clinic 8:30 a.m. for medically assisted under 21s. appointment 656-6145. A blue heron program runs 11 a.m. to noon at McConnell s Mill State Park meeting at the Old Mill. call 368-9320. Mohawka Schools Chemistry Club collects clean tires 8 a.m. to noon in the high school lot. 1 dollar per tire. The Friends of Hospice flea market runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Noga Ambulance, 2615 Wilmington Road. AA holds 8:30 p.m. open meeting at St Francis Hospital School of Nursing. Gardening with children program 11 a.m. to noon at McConnell s Mill State Park meeting at Buckboard Wagon in Old Mill court yard. call 368-9320.
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Peoples Bank
Westgate Plaza
New Castle Public Library
New Castle Playhouse
Long Ave
Women’s Shelter
Lawrence County
McConnell’s Mill State Park
Old Mill
Mohawka School
Friends of Hospice
Noga Ambulance
Wilmington Road
Alcoholics Anonymous
St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing
Old Mill Courtyard
Fundraisers, a town meeting, and a jail sewer plan
Youth from Second Presbyterian Church sponsor bake sale at First Federal Plaza 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and car wash at AJ's Amoco 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. tomorrow to fund a summer mission trip. A satellite town meeting tonight discusses the 1994 95 state budget, hosted by Reps. LaGrotta Laughlin Colafella and Veon at Beaver County Community College. New Castle Sanitation Authority reviews plans for a Lawrence County Jail and sewer line along the Croton interceptor with engineer input from Lennon Smith Souleret. A Pittsburgh McDonald’s drive through robbery ends with no injuries.
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Second Presbyterian Church
First Federal Plaza
Aj’s
Amoco
East Washington Street
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Allied Health
Beaver County Community College
Frank LaGrotta
Susan Laughlin
Nick Colafella
Mike Veon
New Castle
Lottery draw summary for Pennsylvania nightly numbers
Lottery results for Pennsylvania list daily numbers and outcomes. Includes Big 4 and Lotto draws with numbers like 5 6 14 27 37 42 and 8 5 5 3 8 1. Mentions prize amounts and serial codes in OCR text.
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URES
Tee
Pria Coon Vagaries
Deciats
Lotto
Correction notice on terroristic threats arrest address mix up
The Daily Record corrects a report stating David M. Anderson age 27 did not live at 602 Sumner Ave. The address belongs to David Mars Anderson, 50. Report appeared in Tuesday’s edition and readers may contact Tim Kolodziej at 654 6651 with questions between 9 30 a.m. and 3 p.m.
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Daily Record
David M. Anderson
Sumner Ave
David Mars Anderson
Tim Kolodziej
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