Midland Woman Charged After Alleged Kick To Police Chief
Midland resident Toni Bartley 26 faces aggravated assault reckless endangerment and disorderly conduct charges for allegedly kicking Police Chief Morris Vaughn in the hip during an April incident. Bartley, previously convicted for biting spitting and head-butting officers, waived a preliminary hearing on the new charges after a May 31 disturbance surfaced when police removed her from a boyfriend’s roof.
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Beaver
Beaver County
Midland
Toni Bartley
Morris Vaughn
Bartley
Egedly
Tly
Vaughn
Prosecutors target alleged head shops in Pittsburgh trial
In Pittsburgh federal court, Akhil Kumar Mishra and Rajeshwari Mishra face trial over alleged drug paraphernalia sales at Novelties International and Hari's Karishma. Drug agents cited items seized including pipes, roach clips, crack pipes, scales, heroin stamp bags and marijuana catalogs. The defendants defend selling the same items as Internet vendors not yet pursued by authorities.
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Pittsburgh
Tom Murphy
Akhil Kumar Mishra
Rajeshwari
Novelties International
Hari’s Karishma
Mishra Plea Persists Despite Proposals To Seize Businesses
Attorney Carl Max Janovitz argued the Mishras were not targeted until Murphy urged seizing their businesses and over 120 others for a $480 million downtown revamp plan. Federal agents note Mishra pleaded guilty in 1991 to selling drug items and continued selling them on probation.
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Carl Max Janovitz
Mishras
Murphy
Mishra
Man pleads guilty in fatal drunken driving crash
Rusty J. Bingman of Titusville pleaded guilty to drunken driving and aggravated assault after a Dec. 11 1997 crash into an icy stream near Titusville that killed his brother Ray Lee Bingman and friend Alfred Shetler. He said he recalls only cashing a paycheck and drinking with the victims before the wreck. He awoke in hospital with hypothermia. Sentencing set for Aug. 24.
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Titusville
Pennsylvania
Rusty J. Bingman
Venango County
Bingman
Ray Lee Bingman
Alfred Shetler
Titusville Hospital
Marie Veon
Shetler
Quadruple Born To Lewistown Couple Twins Among Them
Danville AP report says a Lewistown couple welcomed four babies Tuesday at 7:45 am. Stanford Dunk, 26, a farmer, and Stefanie Dunk, 28, a physician assistant at Geisinger Medical Group Lewistown, had three girls and a boy. The two girls are identical twins. The babies arrived by Cesarean section and were being monitored.
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Danville
Lewistown
Stanford Dunk
Stefanie
Geisinger Medical Group
Cesarian Section
Apples skin boost cancer defense claims Cornell study
Researchers at Cornell University report that 100 grams of fresh apples with skins offer antioxidant activity equivalent to 1,500 mg of vitamin C, with skin and flesh extracts inhibiting colon and liver cancer cell growth. The study emphasizes phytochemicals work together, not in isolation, and urges eating whole fruits rather than supplements.
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Cornell University
Nature
Rui Hai Liu
Food Science
Liu
Chang Joung Lee
Cornell
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
Geneva
New York
Apple Research Development Program
Apple Association
Institute of Medicine
Institute
National Academy of Sciences
Abby Bloch
American Cancer Society
Bloch
Lee Bowman
Bowmanl
Shns.com
First Geisinger quadruplets mark hospital history
Two boys and two girls born in Geisinger Medical Center’s 85 year history set a milestone for Janet Weis Children’s Hospital. The newborns, cared for in the neonatal intensive care unit, represent the first quadruplets at the Geisinger system.
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Geisinger
Janet Weis Children’s and Women’s Hospital
Geisinger Medical Center
First Woman Elected to Harrisburg City Council Dies
Miriam G. Mim Menaker, 79, longtime Harrisburg Civic and Jewish advocate, who served on the City Council from 1969 to 1981 and chaired the local United Jewish Community Appeal, died after a 20 month battle with brain cancer. Her mayor praised her 50 years of public service and charitable work. She was widow of Dr Mortimer Menaker and an Americanism Award recipient.
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Harrisburg
Miriam G. “Mim
Menaker
Pennsylvania
Stephen R. Reed
United Jewish Community Appeal
Anti-Defamation League
Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh
Mortimer Menaker
Youth group helps Belleville pastor seek wife
In Belleville Michigan the youth group at Belleville Church of God aims to marry off pastor Doug George. Teens age 13 to 18 coach him on dating etiquette and even give him a makeover as they search for a suitable partner. George says he is lonely and open to settling down with a family.
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Belleville, Mich
Belleville
Jason Yaeger
George
Yaeger
Museum Sues Titanic Owner Over Planned Exhibit
The Maryland Academy of Sciences sues RMS Titanic Inc. in Baltimore seeking cooperation for a Titanic Science exhibit at the Maryland Science Center opening in November. The suit argues the owners hold exclusive salvage rights and claim a licensing conflict with SFX Entertainment.
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Baltimore
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Maryland Science Center
RMS Titanic Inc
National Science Foundation
Academy
Geoffrey H. Genth
RMS Titanic
U.S. District Court
Genth
SFX Entertainment Inc
George M. Tulloch
Chicago
Museum of Science and Industry
SFX
David G. Concannon
Philadelphia
Concannon
Atlanta
Arnie Geller
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
International Council For Maritime Museums
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