Wild Card Lotto hits record annuity likely at least 23.5 million
Pennsylvania Lottery officials said nine draws produced no Lotto jackpot winner, pushing the Wild Card Lotto record annuity value to at least 23.5 million for Tuesday. Four players had five of six plus Wild Card 18 winning 35 240.50, while 213 matched five without Wild Card and earned 1 191, along with thousands more small prizes. The Super 7 jackpot for Wednesday is at least 27 million.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Murphy declines Pittsburgh mayor bid after GOP write-in votes
State Rep. Tom Murphy announces he will not seek the Pittsburgh mayoralty as a Republican despite winning enough GOP write-ins to run in November. He cites unity for the city and family, noting he may run again in four years.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Tom Murphy
D-Allegheny
Murphy
Sophie Masloff
Marijuana seized from 34-foot boat at Erie harbor
Coast Guard and state agencies seized a 34-foot Trojan boat in Erie containing about 1700 pounds of marijuana hidden in hull compartments. The vessel was leaking oil at Presque Isle Marina and was raised as a pollution hazard. Three suspects were arrested by state park police.
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Erie
UPI
Coast Guard
U.S. Customs
Pennsylvania State Park Police
Mike Milliken
Presque Isle Marina
Milliken
Radon in Rural Well Water Warns Pennsylvania
A Penn State nuclear engineering professor warns that radon in private well water for rural schools and homes may reach dangerous levels since it does not degas like public supply. The university offers a $95 radiation monitoring package with individualized analysis via the Low Level Radiation Monitoring Laboratory at Penn State.
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University Park
UPI
Pennsylvania State University
William Jester
Judge OKs Relatives on Philadelphia Council Payrolls
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Judge Charles Lord upheld that city council members may hire relatives, finding no charter prohibition. The ruling blocks City Solicitor Kurland from action, noting four council members employ relatives with salaries from 22,500 to 40,000 dollars per year.
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Philadelphia
UPI
East Berlin man named state forester and bureau head
Harrisburg reports that an East Berlin resident with 37 years in state forestry programs has been named state forester and director of the Bureau of Forestry. Arthur A. Davis announced the appointment, noting the bureau is under his Department of Environmental Resources. Nelson previously served as acting state forester since July 1988 and as assistant state forester since 1982, with duties to protect and improve more than 17 million acres of forest land.
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Harrisburg
East Berlin
Bureau of Forestry
Department of Environmental Resources
Arthur A. Davis
Nelson
Army warns boaters as floodwaters surge in three states
The Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District issued an advisory urging pleasure boaters to avoid rain-swollen rivers and lakes in parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia until waters subside. Hazardous currents wash away debris and many buoys, with flows expected to stay high for another week or two depending on weather.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Army Corps of Engineers
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
The
Corps of Engineers
New Castle School Board to Hold Special Budget Meeting
The New Castle Area School Board will meet at 7 30 p m in the Croton building board room at 420 Fern St for purposes of adopting the final budget for the 1989 90 school year and any other general business that may be presented.
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New Castle Area
Croton
Fern St
County Report of Multiple Street Crimes and Burglary
Crimes reported in the county include criminal mischief when a brick was thrown at a car of Rhonda Smith from 4514 Hollow Road near Epworth Street, shattering the windshield. Theft involved aluminum siding from John Bell's house on Shadyside Street between Sunday and yesterday. A hit and run occurred on Moravia Street around 10 20 p m when a green vehicle struck John A Sennett 49, then fled south. An accident on Jefferson Street involved Dorothy Jane Reid witnessing brake failure causing a crash into Lance Chapman, pushing into Joann Rainford and a minor passenger treated and released. Jewelry valued about 1500 dollars stolen from Toni Lordi 727 Crescent Ave yesterday.
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Hollow Road
Epworth Street
Shadyside Street
John Bell
Main St
Wampum
Moravia Street
John A. Sennett
Harding St
Jefferson Street
Dorothy Jane Reid
Beaver St
Grant Street
Lance E. Chapman
Freedom
Joann Rainford
New Wilmington RD 1
Ms. Rainford
Stephanie Rainford
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Fire cleanup at Elco Manufacturing spills cleaning solvent
Firefighters responded around 4 p.m. yesterday to Elco Manufacturing Co. for a chemical spill on the floor. The liquid could irritate skin and eyes but no injuries were reported.
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Elco Manufacturing Co
Grandview Ave
Three Peloza Brothers Embrace Army Life Across States
Colorado and Virginia bound brothers Michael Steven and Vincent Peloza reflect on military life. They vary in rank yet maintain close bonds with family, enduring long separations, savoring travel and diverse people, and valuing teamwork and purpose in service. Steven heads to Charlottesville. Michael to Fort Leavenworth. Vincent to Fort Sill then Fort Hood.
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Virginia
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Ellen Peloza
Michael
Steven
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Charlottesville
Ft. Sill
Okla
Ft. Hood
Texas
Peloza
Doreen
YSU
Ohio Northern University
Denise Shane
Struthers
Ohio
Mahoning Bank
Diane Colwell
Blood drive set for Ellwood City at St Agatha Church
A community blood drawing will be held Tuesday from noon to 5 PM at St. Agatha Church in Ellwood City. The event is sponsored by the Ellwood community and organized by the American Red Cross Blood Services Program. Walk ins welcome, but appointments are preferred by calling the Red Cross Chapter House at 222 N. Mercer St. Donors must be 17 to 70 years old, weigh at least 110 pounds, and have no malaria heart disease cancer jaundice or hepatitis history.
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St. Agatha Church
Ellwood City
American Red Cross Blood Services Program
Ellwood
Red Cross
N. Mercer St
Mobile fire safety house to be built in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh announces the area’s first mobile Fire Safety House at 10 30 a m Tuesday at Fire Station Engine Co 4 Aluminum Cans for Burned Children sponsors the program detailing the 28 foot mobile house and an elementary school program to start in the fall
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Pittsburgh
Engine Co
Shenango High School Class of 1932 Reunion Dinner
Shenango High School graduates planning a 1932 class reunion dinner on August 5 at Figlio's Restaurant. Reservations required by contacting Russell J. Baldwin of RD 6.
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Shenango High School
Figlio’s
Russell J. Baldwin
RD 6
Picnic on the Porch at Lawrence County History Society
The Lawrence County Historical Society hosts its annual Picnic on the Porch at the Joseph A. Clavelli History Center 408 N. Jefferson St. The event starts at 6 30 p m with Ellis J Hoffman grilling hot dogs and members bring a covered dish or dessert. Local high school trivia teams will compete after dinner and Robert Joshua arrives as the society s new executive director to oversee daily operations and programs.
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Lawrence County Historical Society
Joseph A. Clavelli History Center
N. Jefferson St
Ellis J. Hoffman
Robert Joshua
Joshua
Boardman
Ohio
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