Campers Learn Outdoor Skills At Weeklong Camp
Teens explored edible plants with cautions about poisons such as hemlock and pokeweed. Activities included trips to Pymatuning Wildlife Reserve Shenango Dam and Pennsylvania Fish Commission hatcheries Linesville canoeing lifesaving boating safety and shooting sports. Falconer Earl Shriver brought birds of prey. Lectures covered trapping hunter safety landowner respect and wildlife management. Pete Carando led a fly fishing demo as campers shared hunting stories. Robert Miles praised counselors and planned a repeat camp next year.
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Pymatuning Wildlife Reserve
Shenango Dam
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Linesville
Earl Shriver
Beaver
Pete Carando
Robert Miles
Out-of-town teen claims grand prize at conservation camp
Jeff Halle a 16 year old from Monroeville Allegheny County won a 300 scholarship for attendance at the 1993 Penn State Summer Conservation Camp after achieving the top score on a test given to 23 participants. Darren Myer placed second and would attend in Halle’s absence.
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Lawrence County
Jeff Halle
Monroeville
Allegheny County
Penn State
PSU
University Park
SNPJ
Hallo
Paula Hallo
Chinaberry Drive
Gateway High School
Darren Myer
Bert
Ruth Myer
Melody Lane
Shenango Area High School
Myer
Penn State Conservation
Outdoor camp honors winners with conservation trophies
Local groups sponsored the camp including Coachman Club Castlewood Ellwood City Enon Valley rod and gun clubs Mahoning Sportsmen's Association Lawrence County Coon and Fox Club Pittsburgh Safari Club International Laurel Conservation Club and Pennsylvania Deer Association. Participants included officials from the Pennsylvania Fish and Game commissions and the Pennsylvania Deer Association. Miles declared that each camper would receive a trophy for their top area of outdoor conservation by week’s end.
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Coachman Club
Castlewood
Ellwood City
Enon Valley
Rod and Gun Clubs
Mahoning Sportsmen’s Association
Lawrence County Coon and Fox Club
Pittsburgh
Safari Club International
Laurel Conservation Club
Pennsylvania
Deer Association
Pennsylvania Fish and Game Commissions
The
Pennsylvania Deer Association
Miles
Legislature waits on budget ruling
Harrisburg AP reports the legislature faces a pending 1992 93 budget decision as House and Senate leaders clash over proposals. Spokesmen blame each other for stalled bills on PACE drug rebates elder care and education funding while governors plan a 14.2 billion plan with cuts and freeze tactics. Lawmakers prepare for summer adjournment once spending is settled.
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Harrisburg
David Atkinson
Senate Republicans
Tim Potts
House Democrats
Senate
House
Steve MacNett
Robert P. Casey
Insurance Department
Grateful Dead Fans Camp Near Star Lake Amphitheater
Harshaville AP a Grateful Dead concert drew campers to Raccoon Creek State Park and nearby areas in ae and Beaver counties. Lou Simpson of Phoenix rued the change from peaceful camping while Gwen his wife urged quieter music and fewer regulations. A Wheeling camper complained of ranger rules including limits on beer, crowd size, loud music, and noise. Jason Blankenship
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Wheeling
W.va
Park rules spark humorous camper grievances at Star Lake
Grateful Dead fans Angie Wefel and Amy Cross recount a ranger’s visit after their van broke down on the Minnesota to Star Lake route. They complain about strict regulations such as beer bans, five people per campsite, and noise limits as they plan to attend a future North Carolina show.
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Jason
Shaggy’ Blankenship
Grateful Dead
Angie Wefel
Amy Cross
Minnesota
Star Lake
North Carolina
White supremacist parade canceled in Bangor
A white supremacist group withdrew its Independence Day parade application in Bangor Pennsylvania after local officials planned firearm and literature restrictions. Bangor Mayor Carol Cuono welcomed the withdrawal and the group said it would not hold an alternative demonstration.
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Bangor
Pennsylvania
August Kreis
Northeast Ohio Christian Posse Comitatus
Carol Cuono
Kreis
Ermit
International Committee Against Racism
Express-Times
Incar
New York
Community health and activity listings for New Castle area
A dense schedule details free screenings at Jameson Mohawk Center and St. Francis Hospital, youth and family programs at New Castle Public Library, and various support groups and classes across New Castle County. Events include a mammography screening, film programs, weight control, CPR recertification, alcohol and drug treatment services, and blood drives with multiple local venues and contact numbers.
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Jameson Mohawk Community Health Center
New Castle
Highland Ave
Family Planning Center
Temple Building
E. North St
Women’s Shelter
St. Francis Hospital
Epworth United Methodist Church
East Washington Street
School of Nursing
American Cancer Society
Marti Park Pavilion
Wilmington Township
Jameson Health Place
Lawrence Village Plaza
Governor’s
Veterans Outreach and Assistance Center
Jameson/Mohawk Community Health Center
Call
Gamblers Anonymous
the Human Services Center
W. North St
St. Lucy Church
Mahoningtown
St. Francis Hospital Rehabilitation Center
Lawrence County
American Red Cross
N. Mercer St
Al-Anon
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Road
Mnaranon
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church
South
New Wilmington
Lawrence County Chamber of Commerce
Shenango Street
St. Monica Church
Wampum
House burns again at vacant Washington Street home
The state fire marshal's office will investigate a blaze at 1118 W Washington St a vacant house. Firemen arrived about 4 20 a m to find the structure fully engulfed. Fire Chief James Shaffie said it had been damaged beyond repair by a prior electrical fire on May 27. It is owned by John L Wright.
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Washington St
James Shaffie
John L. Wright
Man Arrested After Shooting in Shenango Township
Shenango Township police report a 1 a.m. argument ended with a shotgun shot through a window directed at a wife and three children. Terry Suszynski, 31, of Shenango Stop Road, faces counts of aggravated assault simple assault reckless endangering terrorism threats and disorderly conduct. No injuries were reported.
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Shenango Township
Terry Suszynski
Shenango Stop Road
Suszynski
Jeanne
Food protests rock jailhouse
Washington County Sheriff James Fazzoni said inmates at the 90 year old jail flooded one cell and started small fires during a Saturday dinner protest over food quality. Almost all inmates were involved. no injuries were reported and fires were quickly extinguished.
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Washington (Ap
Washington County
James Fazzoni
Correction policy contact details for the newsroom
The notice directs readers to contact Bob Vosburg, managing editor, at 654 6651 for corrections or clarifications when reporters cannot be reached. Calls should be made between 9 30 a m and 3 p m.
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