Leone earns law degree from Northwestern University
Leone Augustine Leone, son of Mr and Mrs Augustine Leone Sr of 937 Maryland Ave, earned a juris doctor from Northwestern University School of Law. He also holds a BA in political science from Allegheny College where he was an honor graduate and Alden Scholar, a Pi Gamma Mu member, Alpha Chi Rho member, residence hall counselor, political science research assistant, and chaired homecoming while serving on student government elections and social committees. He will join the local firm Dlugokenski Caiazza and Lamancusa.
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Augustine Leone
Augustine Leone Sr
Maryland Ave
Northwestern University School of Law
Allegheny College
Alden
Pi Gamma Mu
Alpha Chi Rho
Dlugokenski, Caiazza and Lamancusa
City native earns law degree from Cleveland State
Jack Alan Staph son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Staph of 1029 Butler Ave has earned a juris doctor degree from Cleveland State University Cleveland Marshall College of Law He is a New Castle High School graduate with a bachelor of science in business administration from Youngstown State University and is active in the Student Bar Association the American Bar Association trial lawyers and Delta Theta Phi He is married to Bernadette Benegas and they have a son Ralph Alan aged five Staph is executive manager of Insurance for Revco Drug Stores and lives in University Heights Ohio
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Jack Alan Staph
Ralph Staph
Butler Ave
Cleveland State University
Cleveland Marshall College of Law
New Castle High School
Youngstown State University
Student Bar Association
American Bar Association
American Trial Lawyers
Delta Theta Phi
Bernadette Benegas
Ralph Alan
Staph
Revco Drug Stores
University Heights
Ohio
County juvenile home limits stay to 72 hours before transfer
Commissioners disclosed that youths stop at the county detention home for up to 72 hours then move to Mercer County. The policy, upheld by Commissioners Vitril and Shumaker, will stay until renovations begin. About 242000 dollars is budgeted for repairs to the county home and courthouse. Shumaker cited disturbances in barrack like rooms and inability to isolate youths. The board will meet July 3 with Red Cross on home recreation facilities. Playwright George S Kaufman died June 2, 1971.
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Mercer County
Frank A. Vitril
Thomas A. Shumaker
Shumaker
Red Cross
Mail fraud victims refunded under Post Office restitution plan
The U S Post Office refunded over 6 million dollars to mail fraud victims in a nine month period per New Castle Postmaster Larry Flynn. Restitution came from 3 630 promotions largely halted by postal inspection service. courts ordered 2 853 528 dollars and 2 009 706 dollars were voluntary.
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U.S
New Castle
Larry Flynn
Flynn
Frizzleburg Square Dance Planned and Community Notes
The Frizzleburg Community Citizens Inc plans a June 30 meeting at 7 30 p m at the Baynhams Marr Road with a square dance to follow. Clarence Mc Cartney will call. committee chairs include Refreshments Sheila Fry Music Rhonda Artman Advertisement Jan Woodside and court preparation Chuck Bell.
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Frizzleburg
Jan Woodside
Chuck Bell
Girl Scouts
IBM
Dittmer
New Bedford
Baynhams
Marr Road
L.P.N. Association
Lawrence County
Maxwell House
James Bell
Maple Lane
Mel Stevenson
Deerfield
Mich
Karl Myers
Hillsville Road
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Leone
George S. Kaufman
School Credit Union
New Castle School
Federal Credit Union
Lawrence County School
Ellwood City
Wurtemburg
East Street
Square Dance
Bill
Raymond
Vo Tech
Bob Miller
Amanda
Centreville
Tom Hrycyk
John Hrycyk
Topper Road
Maurice Artman
Steven Wiczen
Linda Whiting
Raymond Whiting
Whiting
Valley View Road
Wiczen
Steve G. Wiczen
Warren
New Bedford United
New Wilmington Reds
Pulaski
Deut
Deutz-Fahr
Deutz Diesel
H.P
John R. Pohlod & Sons Equipment
Baird RD
Fishers
Ian R
Amet
Ice Lm
Plains
BIG Boys
ANK
Coursy
Peel
Dupont
ORSON
Skein
Rat AS
Oita
Women’s & Girls
Boot Shoes
A . Te
AIR
Fri
TMC
Ima Lo
Plastic
North City Plaza
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