Prosecution seeks new trial for Phar-Mor founder Monus
U S Attorney seeks retrial of Mi chael Monus after a 12 member jury deadlocked on 126 counts. Judge George White plans further proceedings July 18 with possible retrial date. Prosecution cites complex scope over money laundering wire fraud and related offenses. Monus, 46, faced billions in alleged losses tied to World Basketball League funding and Phar-Mor operations.
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Cheryl A. McRae
Youngstown
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World Basketball League
Manus
Patrick Finn
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Walley
WBL
Gary Holmes
Holmes
New Castle Plans Hire Two More Police Officers
City officials announce two additional police officers to join New Castle's force, bringing total to 32 as per the budget. Interviews and background checks will take about two weeks from the current civil service list, following three retirements this year and one hire.
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New Castle
Richard Christofer
John DiMuccio
John Russo
Mark Elisco
Residents protest illegal city burning in New Castle
Michael Yagersky told New Castle City Council that open burning by residents continues despite a dawn to 4 pm Saturday limit. He cited smoke and odors during hot evenings and urged enforcement. council members discussed possible bans and praised reporting to fire officials.
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Forest Street
New Castle
Yagersky
Fire Department
Council
Mark Elisco
Christine Sands
John DiMuccio
Weekend edition preview from New Castle News features personal pain and burning question
The Lawrence County section previews tomorrow's Weekend edition with two main pieces. Judy Hruska reports on trigeminal neuralgia and a local support group, while Amy Clingensmith asks residents what they would save if a house burned. USA Weekend adds Christopher Buckley on faith and parenting.
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New Castle News
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Amy Clingensmith
USA Weekend
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Panel Defeats Klink On Abortion Coverage Limits
U S Rep Ron Klink faces twin defeats as House Education and Labor Committee votes 25 16 to remove abortion coverage from the health care reform basic benefits package and 22 19 to block federal overrides of state abortion bans. Klink urged broadened access citing moral concerns while fellow Democrats opposed limits noting existing coverage.
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Mother Teresa
Lynn Woolsey
Calif
Ellwood City schools adopt 1994 95 budget with no tax hike
Ellwood City Area School Board approved a 13.7 million 1994 95 budget same 87 mill property tax rate keeping taxes steady for residents. The budget raises expenditures about 892 thousand over current year and includes a state basic education subsidy increase of 975 thousand. The board also approved salary lines for summer recreation staff and grants tenure to two teachers while endorsing facilities projects and vendor contracts.
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Ellwood City Area
Mary Beth Frisk
Short Street
Lincoln High School
Ellwood City
Ellport
Perry
Wampum
Wayne
Campman
John Fiorentino
Nick Lamenza
Mike DeOtto
Sam Zona
Bill Loccisano
Bryan Esoldo
Community events and talks on Moraine State Park geology
The Allegheny Plateau group meets Epiphany Church at 10 a.m. for a shared picnic after a business session. A Moraine State Park geology talk runs 1–3 p.m. at Pleasant Valley boat launch. Amphibians program at McConnell's Mill 11 a.m.–noon. Wild flower walk at Hell Run 10 a.m. Library book sale 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Fan Fair music 3:30–5:30 p.m. OA meets 2–3 p.m. at Shenango Church.
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Epiphany Episcopal Church
Grove City
Moraine State Park
Pleasant Valley
South Shore
McConnell’s Mill State Park
Old Mill
Hell Run
McConnell’s Mill
Hell’s Hollow
New Castle Public
Pearson Park
Overeaters Anonymous
Shenango Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Road
Shenango OKs lights at field
Shenango Area School Board approved buying new lights for Glenn Pop Johnston Field to be supplied and installed by Turney Electric Inc. of Beaver Falls, including removal of old lights and wiring for the youth baseball fields behind the high school. Total project cost is 144401 dollars as part of the district’s renovation program.
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Shenango Area
Glenn
Pop
Johnston Field
Turney Electric Inc
Beaver Falls
Corrections to Obituary and Local Notices
The Daily Record corrects an obituary for Eugene M. Glover 74 Conneaut Ohio and a store manager name Ralph Piscinieri. It also clarifies that Harry Morse was moved from St Francis Hospital to Allegheny General Hospital June 16 after a traffic accident and not treated at St Francis as previously reported. For corrections contact Tim Kolodziej between 9 30 a.m. and 3 p.m. at 654 6651.
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Conneaut
Ohio
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Ralph’s Golden Dawn
Call’s Plaza
Daily Record
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Allegheny General Hospital
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