McMahon, longtime Tonight Show sidekick, dies at 86
Ed McMahon, famed for his booming welcome and loyal support of Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show, died in Los Angeles at 86. He passed at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center after months of health problems, surrounded by family. McMahon had suffered a broken neck in 2007 and faced financial and health struggles in later years. He recalled hitching his wagon to Carson and maintaining a steady, humorous presence beside the host.
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New Castle births and police activity in region
Daily Record notes two New Castle births on June 19 and 21 2009 to Ron Jr. and Elizabeth and Carrie Smith respectively. Police report an attempted burglary on Morton Street with a severely damaged door jam. no entry gained. Fire damages a partial structure in Pulaski. theft of car items near Quaker Falls. criminal mischief in Edinburg from a window projectile. a Mahoning Township deer accident injuring three, with Medevac transport to Jameson Hospital. Vehicle thefts on Penn Street. N.C Chiropractic Center opens, correcting yesterday's name.
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City man survives fall from stone wall
A New Castle resident Richard Kohlmetz, 41, fell 25 to 30 feet from a stone wall along Neshannock Creek near the South Jefferson Street bridge. Police and firefighters arrived at 6:22 p.m. He was conscious, stabilized, and transported to Jameson Hospital for treatment.
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Hermitage man critically hurt in solo road crash
David Johnson 19 was flown to St. Elizabeth Health Center after his 2007 Chevrolet Cobalt left Route 60 in North Beaver Township Pennsylvania. The car crossed a grass median struck an embankment went airborne down a hillside then struck Mallory Road beneath Route 60 and a second embankment.
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Township defines disorderly houses amid rental homes rowdiness
Rowdy From page Al stems from homes bought by outsiders using them as rentals. Neighborhood disruption occurs weekly as residents push back. The ordinance defines a disorderly house as any site where drunkenness or boisterous activity is allowed or encouraged, whether public or private. Police may suppress, close, and arrest at such premises, with closure durations set case by case.
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Firefighters battle blaze at vacant South Side house
The state fire marshal investigates a fire at a vacant two story home at 508 Galbreath Street on the South Side. New Castle firefighters arrived to heavy flames issuing from second floor windows on two sides and worked about three hours with damage totals not yet available.
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