Hearing on Rule 3 of Rose gambling inquiry stalls leaders
Cincinnati (UPI) Investigator John Dowd argued with Pete Rose lawyer over interpretation of Rule 3 during the baseball commissioner inquiry into Rose. The second day of testimony focused on fair hearing principles as Dowd and Stacler disputed how the rule applies to the New York hearing. Rose attended an autograph show in Atlantic City while the proceedings continued.
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Cincinnati
UPI
A. Bartlett
Giamatti
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Rose
Rose
Hamilton County
John Dowd
New York
Atlantic City
N.J
Convention Center
Reds
Dowd
Robert Stacler
Stacler
Flooded Poorly Drained Areas Rush to Close Shenango Lake Sites
Heavy rains across Lawrence County left many areas soggy and muddy with some properties, including mobile homes near Enon Valley, at risk from rising floodwaters. Pa 351 West saw flooding after storms, with one spot still treacherous under a DOT guard. Stoughton Road in Scott Township reopened after the Slippery Rock Creek crested. Recreation areas and Shenango Lake facilities remain closed as water levels stay high and risks persist.
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Lawrence County
Little Beaver Township
Enon Valley
Scott Wallace Road
Pa. 351 West
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Scott Township
Stoughton Road
Pittsburgh
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Campground and recreation areas closed at multiple lakes
Campsites at Berlin Lake near Alliance Ohio are closed. The Crooked Creek Lake boat ramp and public beach near Ford City Pennsylvania are closed along with the Loyalhanna Lake beach and boat ramp near Saltsburg. Mahoning Creek near Dayton Pennsylvania has closed boat launching ramps. Woodcock Creek Lake near Meadville also reports closures of the boat concession and beach. COUNTY, page 5.
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Berlin Lake
Alliance
Ohio
Crooked Creek Lake
Ford City
Loyalhanna Lake
Saltsburg
Mahoning Creek
Dayton
Woodcock Creek Lake
Meadville
Indicted Pittsburgh official faces 22 counts in payoffs case
Acting City Council President Ben Woods, 47, is charged by a federal grand jury with 22 counts including racketeering and extortion in a case alleging he took payoffs from contractors for political favors. Co-defendant Michael Hartman, 37, of Pleasant Hills, is charged with paying Woods $19,500 for licenses and contracts. If convicted on all counts, Woods could face up to 295 years in prison and fines totaling $5.5 million.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Ben Woods
Woods
Wpxi-Tv
Richard Caliguiri
Council
Sophie Masloff
Caliguiri
Michael Hartman
Pleasant Hills
Hartman
Ablebuilt Construction Co
EPA imposes costly water filter rules on public systems
The EPA rules require surface water systems to filter viruses and microbes, with up to 9,800 systems facing 3 billion in upgrades and 200,000 systems paying 70 million annually for coliform monitoring. About 21 million Americans in 3,000 unfiltered systems may see 50 to 400 dollar yearly bill increases. 6,800 filtered systems must upgrade, with total costs about 3.5 billion and ongoing 500 million yearly operating costs. Deadline set for June 1993.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
New York City
Boston
San Francisco
Seattle
Newark
Portland
Maine
Syracuse
N.Y
Utica
Scranton
Bethlehem
Wilkes- Barre
Explorer finds well preserved Bismarck video reveal
UPI reports undersea explorer Robert Ballard released the first videotape of the sunken Bismarck showing a largely intact hull with most guns. Ballard, noting the ship remains German property, pledged to keep its exact location secret except from West Germany while praising the vessel as a war memorial. The Bismarck lies about 15,000 feet deep, roughly 600 miles west of Brest, found June 8 by the Argo robot after locating the Titanic.
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Germany
Atlantic
America
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Ballard
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Massachusetts
Brest
France
Argo
Explorer
Pennsylvania bill would ban corporal punishment in schools
UPI reports Rep. Michael Veon proposes a bill to bar corporal punishment in public, private, and parochial schools in Pennsylvania. Teachers who strike or injure students could be dismissed, with self defense or weapon protection cases exempt. A ninth grade assault case was cited to illustrate lasting harm.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Michael Veon
D-Beaver
Pennsylvania
Veon
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ues
Lawrenc e County Schools Maintain Corporal Punishment Policy
Schools across Lawrence County and the vocational school permit paddling as a last resort. Parents may request alternatives in writing, and a yearly list of affected students is shared with teachers. Paddling occurs privately with witnesses, not in anger, and must be documented.
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Lawrence County
Lawrence County Area Vocational Technical School
Murder suspect arrested after Niagara Falls raid
Police raided a Niagara Falls hotel room to seize three Pennsylvania fugitives including Franz Grey aka William Johnson, wanted for a June 17 Pittsburgh homicide. Officers fought off four attacking Boston terriers. $49,000 cash was seized. Extradition to Pittsburgh planned for later day.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
UPI
Pennsylvania
Franz Grey
Michael Allen
Grey
William Johnson
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Barbara Fox
West Mifflin
Swissvale
Louis Curcione
Boston
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Shenango Lake
Sharon
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Dawn Stoll
Hummelstown
Stoll
Muriel E. Brown
Palm Harbor
Fla
Virginia C. Morris
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