Toe Pushers Arrested in Warren Drug Crackdown
Warren police and Trumbull County deputies began mass arrests around 12 30 am today citing a grand jury sweep targeting pushers only about 80 arrests by noon with two suspected New Castle residents among those held. The crackdown grew from a December long investigation by Mahoning and Trumbull County agencies with some suspects unidentified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Ohio
Warren City Police
Trumbull County Sheriff's Deputies
New Castle
Jack Gardner
Trumbull County
Mahoning
Trumbull
West Virginia high court Justice Browning dies
Judge Chauncey Browning Sr. of the West Virginia Supreme Court collapsed and died Thursday night from an apparent heart attack, according to reports from Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Chauncey Browning Sr
West Virginia Supreme Court
Welfare official to discuss $55,000 Child Welfare allotment
A state Department of Public Welfare representative is slated to meet with county commissioners in a regular session to review the $55,000 Child Welfare allotment currently withheld. Commissioner Chairman William C. Houk said he arranged the meeting and set the date, though the state rep gave no indication of when he will visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Welfare
William C. Houk
Births at Jameson Memorial and St Francis
At Jameson Memorial a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. DeAugustine of 212 E. Grant St on June 24, with Mrs. DeAugustine formerly Patricia Langlois. At St Francis a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dougherty of RD 3 Leawood Drive on June 24, with Mrs. Dougherty formerly Patricia Dissen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson
Lawrence J. DeAugustine
E. Grant St
DeAugustine
Patricia Langlois
ST. Francis
Mark Dougherty
Leawood Drive
Dougherty
Patricia Dissen
Police and Youths Agree After Street Corner Loitering
Twelve youths reached an agreement with city police after a 45 minute talk on loitering and noise from street corner gatherings at Huron Ave and Addis St. Three juveniles will be contacted later. Those 18 and older paid 25 dollar forfeits to appear at the station today. The chief said the group meant no harm and the talks led to commitments to keep noise down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Ave
Addis St
Richard E. Hanna
Westminster receives Bell grant for college support
Westminster College received a $1,000 unrestricted grant from Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania. Dr. Earland I. Carlson accepted the gift from Robert Craig of New Castle, with Bigler R. Irvin in Philadelphia. The money will support current educational purposes and undergird the college’s educational enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
Westminster College
Earland I. Carlson
Robert Craig
New Castle
Bell
Bigler R. Irvin
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Carlson
Westminster
Lawyer Released by Leftist Group After Kidnap
In Montevideo the Organization of Popular Revolution 33 freed lawyer Alfredo Cambon aged 49, who had been kidnapped last week, police said. The incident highlights continuing political violence in the nation as authorities investigate the group and pursue suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
UPI
Organization of Popular Revolution
Alfredo Cambon
Court upholds patronage firings in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled upholding the power to fire state workers hired through political patronage. The decision reverses a Commonwealth Court injunction on PennDOT terminations of about 2000 workers. The ruling said no constitutional right guarantees job retention for patronage hires, though a dissent warned of political influence limits and protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
High Court
Commonwealth Court
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Penndot
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Milton J. Shapp
John C. Bell
Pennsylvania
Bell
Alexander F. Barbieri
Benjamin R. Jones
Thomas W. Pomeroy
Two youths caught in stolen car arrest in Shenango Twp
Two youths ages 16 and 17 from New Castle School of Trades were taken to Juvenile Detention Home after state police stopped a stolen car on U.S. 422 at 9:30 p.m. Police linked them to four attempted thefts nearby as ignition was found popped. Witnesses reported seeing them tampering with a car near E Washington St and Croton Ave. The stolen vehicle belonged to a man on E Falls St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Walker
Oak St
St. Francis Hospital
Foxburg
Homer J
Gertrude M. Mosier Walker
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Walker
United Brethren Church
Marcella Blair
Butler
Sandra Walker
New Castle
John
Verna) Walters
Stafford
Charles
U.S. Army
San Francisco
Calif
Wayne
Gertrude) Berkley
Ruth) Jacobs
Homer K
Phoenix
Ariz
Francis C
Butte
Mont
Arthur Walker
Ralph
Laura Hoover
William F. DeCarbo
Cunningham Ave
J. B. Sheffer
Dewey Avenue Free Methodist Church
Castle View Burial Park
Ottavio
Jim) DiPaolo
High St
Acquila
Italy
Dominic and
Philomena DiPaolo
Shenango China Co
DiPaolo
St. Vitus Church
Sons of Italy Lodge
Mary Balasko
Michael
Pearl) Hintz
Noga
S. Mill
E. Reynolds
Msgr
Joseph Fabbri
St. Vitus Cemetery
New Castle School of Trades
Shenango Township
Anthony Matson
U.S. 422
E. Falls St
E. Washington St
Croton Ave
County approves 400000 for jail upgrades and bids
County commissioners authorized 400000 in funds for jail improvements including security areas, uniforms, and maintenance gear. John G. Zabetakis was tasked to prepare bid specifications while warden Warner Swanson will advise on inmate and guard uniforms. Federal grant funds of 10627 earlier supported the plan, with the county covering 40 percent. A security fence, mobile radio, washer dryer, TV for inmates, and emergency heating plus CCTV unit are planned. The 400000 investment in short term Treasury notes should earn about 11940. funds come from general, Mental Health fund, and Liquid Fuel fund. Also Harrisburg bids opening for 4 new men's dorms at Slippery Rock Aug 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Zabetakis
Warner Swanson
Federal Crime Commission
County Prison Board
U. S. Treasury
Robert E. Foht
General Fund
THREE City to raise firemen and police funds
The City Council adopted a compromise resolution increasing both pension funds by 1500 to 15000 for 1972 and committing annual city contributions of one half of 1 percent of all taxes. Firemen and police retirement payments rise by 8 to 69 dollars monthly, with former retirees’ adjustments tied to the consumer price index, yielding monthly totals from about 197 to 473 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard H. Biddle
Thomas C. Watert
Administrators Get Raises at Vo Tech
The Vo-Tech School Committee set administrator salaries at a meeting including raises for Administrator-Principal Arthur Zarone from 14600 to 16000 and Director of Vocational Education David B. Jameson from 13300 to 14500. Supervisor Fred R. Rockage rose from 12200 to 13200. A 1971-72 budget of 41621.41 was approved for the Practical Nursing Program. The board amended salary schedules for custodians and secretaries with a new step, approved June expenditures of 17709.45, and noted 80 percent of a 1227550 budget used with 225395.27 remaining. They moved 3600 between accounts, granted military leave to Randy Silhanek, and hired Theodore J. Simoff as temporary replacement. Also approved Lingerlight Dairy for first-semester milk and Hogue Dairy for second, planned Driver Improvement School at Vo-Tech, and readopted Adeptic Management Services insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo-Tech
Arthur Zarone
David B. Jameson
Fred R. Rockage
Randy Silhanek
Bessemer
Theodore J. Simoff
Wayne Ave
Ellwood City
Silhanek
Lingerlight Dairy
Hogue Dairy
Intermediate Unit School Board
Adeptic Management Services
Fines Levied by Pennsylvania Liquor Board on Two Lawrence Bars
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board announced fines for two Lawrence County establishments. Ritz Bar at 1921 New Butler Road owned by Samuel J Ferraro and Janet M Ferraro was fined 250 dollars for sales to minors under its Restaurant Liquor License. Society of Mutual Help Christopher Columbus at 78 Liberty Street was fined 150 dollars for sales to non members, keeping gambling devices and permitting gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
Lawrence County
Samuel J
Janet Mferraro
Ritz
New Butler Road
Society of Mutual Help
Christopher Columbus
Liberty St
Beaver Falls Man Attacked On West Side
A Beaver County man was assaulted on the West Side early today. Police say four men in dark clothing jumped him near Green Street and Grant Street as he returned to his car, stole his keys and a hunting knife, and he identified one suspect. He was advised to file charges with an alderman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Richard Brown
Beaver Falls RD 2
Green St
Grant St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard L. McConahy
Ruth E. Kelly
N. Crawford Ave
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Joseph
Florence) Mosko
Edwin McConahy
Fruehauf Trucking Co
American Legion
Avon Lake
Dorothy Fulmer
Joseph Mosko
Michael A
Norman
Linda) Moses
Ronald
Debbie) Lockhart
Patricia M
Ethel Shingleton
Elizabeth Schuetz
Ellwood Road
Elizabeth Lupp
Germany
Fred
Rose Lupp
Schuetz
First Baptist Church
Emil Schuetz
Martha Strate
Harwick
Ernest F. Lupp
Seattle
Wash
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Calvin Merritt
Union Dale Cemetery
Pittsburgh
Ray St
Greenville
John Clyde
Clarrissa Jolly Kelly
Ben Franklin Junior High
Kelly
Second United Presbyterian Church
Jacob
Bud) Emery
Mary Tanner
Alice Cochran
Sharon
Harold Kelly
James Kelly
Kenneth Kelly
Masury
Richard S. Cunningham
George Henderson
Second UP Church
Shenango Valley
Tony Crisci
Ainslie
Chicago
Ravenswood Hospital
Caserta
Fabrizio
Mary DeRosa Crisci
Harry
Clem
Samuel
James
Michael G
Rose Pandolfo
Frances Valentino
Alice Pascarella
Chauncey
Mational Card Register
Audivox
TASC
MT Ae Mers Pas BC
U.S. Steel Corp
Roger Brough
Great Lakes
Lorain
Sears
Ticketron
Weezer
Towne Mall
Washington St
Harrisburg
General State Authority
Slippery Rock State College
Warner
Ruly
Wilmington Road
Joseph Mirow
Three City
Liquor Board
Man
Mainter
Dobbs
Kerr
Jessen
MAL
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!