City man arrested for sale of cocaine
Thomas George Farah II, 28, of 21042 E Reynolds Sr, was arrested on Long Avenue by Bureau of Narcotics and city police. He faces two counts each of sale of cocaine and possession with intent to deliver, accused of selling to an undercover agent on two occasions. Farah is in Lawrence County Jail on $5,000 bond after arraignment. He has prior drug charges and awaits trial.
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Thomas George Farah II
E. Reynolds Sr
Long Avenue
Bureau of Narcotics
State Attorney General’s Office
Sion
Lawrence County
Ernest M. Crawford Jr
Farah
Data link aids doctors with new CXplain system
CHICAGO UPI Doctors will not be replaced by machines but can gain more accurate diagnoses and better referrals through CXplain a computer net and phone hookup unveiled at the AMA meeting. The system supplements physician skill searches for overlooked signs and supports decision making with 4700 terms 2000 diseases and 65000 relationships. CXplain lists top 16 probable diagnoses and asks questions to refine results. It will be available nationally via AMA NET and is a collaboration between American Medical Computing Ltd and SoftSearch Inc.
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Chicago
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
James Sammons
Sammons
AMA/NET
Massachusetts General Hospital Laboratory of Computer Science
Cxplain
American Medical Computing Ltd
SoftSearch Inc
Denver
Arts Calendar at Hoyt Institute Opens with Glass Exhibit
A stained glass exhibit runs as the Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts near 124 E Leasure Ave opens tomorrow 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Various groups meet tomorrow including Women's Shelter assertiveness training at 6:30 p.m. Recovery Inc at 8 p.m. at the Human Services Center and several organization meetings across the area.
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Hoyt Institute of Fine Arts
E. Leasure Ave
Women’s Shelter
Lawrence County Assertiveness Trainin Group
Recovery Inc
Human Services Center
W. North St
Joseph A. Clavelli
N. Jefferson St
Kroger
Eppinger’s
WCTU
Christian & Missionary Alliance Church
New Wilmington
Disabled American Veterans Chapter No
VFW Hall
Ellwood City
Alcoholics Anonymous
St. Mary’s
CCD
N. Beaver St
Alanon
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Road
Judge awards $126,801 in fees to class action lawyers
First Federal Savings and Loan Association must pay $125,000 in fees and $1,801.95 in expenses to S. Sanford Kantz of New Castle and Howard A. Specter with Michael Buchwach of Pittsburgh after a 1974 class action over escrow fund interest. Judge McCracken denied the bank’s lower fee claim, noting time, quality, results, and case complexity. About 5,400 claimants are represented in the suit and an appeal is likely.
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Glenn McCracken Jr
S. Sanford Kantz
New Castle
Howard A. Specter
Michael Buchwach
Pittsburgh
First Federal
Perry L. Reeder
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