Lawmakers Pay Raise Talks Stall in Pennsylvania
Gov Robert P Casey and legislative leaders say no agreement on a pay raise bill for lawmakers judges and top officials. The Philadelphia Inquirer reported ongoing talks with tentative support from Casey while leaders express doubt about approval before the summer recess. The proposed plan would raise lawmakers salaries and panel officials through mix of unallocated expenses and standard raises with governors pay jumping to 85000 and judicial increases of 15000.
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Medical society honors students at dinner for medical school
Five former Lawrence County Future Physicians Club members received Stethoscope Awards from the Lawrence County Medical Society Auxiliary. The newest students Audino Bosco Bushless Librandi and Pezzone will join the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Librandi heads to the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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Future Physicians Club
Lawrence County Medical Society
Ahmad Abul-Elam
New Castle
Neshannock High School
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Alpha Epsilon Delta
eCarin Bosco
Joan and
Louis Bosco
Old
Princeton Road
Shenango High School
Gannon University
St. Francis Hospital
Audino, Bosco, Bushless
Pezzone
University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Librandi
Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
Lawrence County Future Physicians Club
Back Row
George Librandi
Diana Bushless
Carin Bosco
Rita Audino
Michael Pezzone
Donna Abul-Ela
New Castle News
Physician Dr Thomas Uber honored for 50 years of service
Dr Thomas Uber born 1910 in New Castle and educated locally earned Westminster College 1932 and Penn Medical 1937. After training at Geisinger Cleveland Clinic and Boston City Hospital he served as a major in the U S Medical Corps with Normandy and Rhineland citations. He began a New Castle urology practice in 1946 and held leadership posts in regional medical societies and hospital staffs.
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Protests Roil Seoul as Students Clash with Police
In Seoul and Busan anti-government protests persist for the ninth day. Tens of thousands of students clash with riot police in central Seoul near Myongdong Cathedral as tear gas fills the streets. Riot squads fight running battles, protesters call for nonviolence, and police struggle to regain control amid chaotic demonstrations.
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DelPrincipe Named New Leader of CONTACT E.A.R.S.
Kristina DelPrincipe has been named executive director of CONTACT E.A.R.S., starting June 1. A lifelong New Castle resident and Union High School graduate with a Slippery Rock University social work degree, she succeeds Frances Monaco, who resigned after 11 years with the agency. DelPrincipe will oversee the 24 hour hotline, community relations, fundraising, case management, training, and 65 active volunteers while working with Monaco for about a month.
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New Castle
Union High School
Slippery Rock University
Frances Monaco
Monaco
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Ohio State University Hosts Regional and National Conference Visit
Ohio State University events run through Sunday with a plan to participate in the National Directors Conference in Granville, Ohio from Sunday to Wednesday. The piece also notes E.A.R.S. Emergency Assistance and Referral Service in Lawrence County as the area’s 24 hour counseling line, staffed by trained volunteers. It traces the program’s history from 1970, its 1976 affiliation with CONTACT Teleministries and Lifeline International, and its evolution into 24 hour service.
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National Directors Conference
Granville
Ohio
E.A.R.S. Emergency Assistance
Lawrence County
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Lifeline International
Burglary suspect photographed himself during break in
Pittsburgh police say Sean Sanders, 19, took a Polaroid self portrait during a burglary at the Public Safety Building offices, then discarded the developing photo. Officers found the fully developed picture later, leading to Sanders's arrest on four counts of burglary and a hold of $3,000 bond ahead of a June 25 hearing.
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UPI
Sean Sanders
Leo O’neill
Building Inspection Bureau
Public Safety
O’neill
Security gaps found in FAA airport weapon checks
Washington reports 20 percent failure rate in undercover FAA tests of airline security at 28 airports. Results, hidden from public for safety, show wide regional variation with some screeners catching over 90 percent of weapons and others under 50 percent. Rep. Collins urged GAO review of FAA enforcement since the 1973 screening law.
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UPI
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House
Government Operations Subcommittee
FAA
General Accounting Office
Congressional Watchdog Agency
Cardiss Collins
D-Ill
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GAO
Killer seeks new trial in Butler murder case
Donald M. Tedford, condemned to death for strangling Jeanine E. Revak, seeks a new trial claiming inadequate defense and a venue change. Trial attorney Charles Schwartz is faulted for failing to present vital information. a hearing before Judge Floyd A. Rauschenberger is scheduled, while the district attorney calls the trial very fair.
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Butler
UPI
Donald M. Tedford
Tedford
Jeanine E. Revak
Cranberry
Butler County
Peter Shaffer
Common Pleas
Floyd A. Rauschenberger
Revak
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
Charles Schwartz
David L. Cook
Youngstown Man Hangs Self in Jail Cell
Jerry Ray Hamill, 21, of 229 Seneca Street Youngstown, died at 3 40 p m June 4 in Niles city jail. Coroner says Hamill hanged himself with a sock and jail sleeve. Obituary appeared June 6 in New Castle News. survived by relatives in area.
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Trumbull County
Jerry Ray Hamill
Seneca St
Niles City
Steven Pollis
Trumbull
Hamill
New Castle News
Two Pittsburgh men charged after Mercer County shootout
Ricky Neil Tucker and Eric Willard Hall, both 28 to 33, face three counts of attempted homicide and aggravated assault plus burglary theft receiving stolen property possession of firearms by a former convict and criminal conspiracy after a gunfight with state police at Campbell's Service Station in Perry Township Mercer County. They were arraigned and jailed on 250000 bond each. No injuries were reported.
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Mercer County
Perry Township
Ricky Neil Tucker
Eric Willard Hall
Joseph V. Gabany
Mercer
Campbell
U.S. 19
Tucker
Hall
Oakwood Garden Club dinner corrected for July 8 at Scotland Meadows
A correction clarifies that the Oakwood Garden Club tureen dinner at Scotland Meadows is scheduled for July 8, correcting an error from Tuesday's edition. Len Kolasinski, executive editor, can be reached at 654 6651 between 8 30 a.m. and 3 p.m. for further clarification.
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