City Council OKs slush sales at Cascade Park
Sixteen council approved a temporary slush concession for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Cialella at their Cascade Park stand for the 1971 summer. A broader study was ordered to check other concession contracts after earlier delays, while related items included a Bell Telephone coin phone contract and park improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Ralph N. Cialella
Cialellas
James L Scarazzo Jr
Council
Scarazzo
Bell Telephone Co
Richard H. Biddle
Maurice Slavonsky
Carl A. Cialella Jr
Redevelopment Authority
South Side
Slavonsky
Mass murder suspect Corona returns to jail after hospital stay
Juan V. Corona 37, hospitalized with chest pains, is returned to his Yuba County Jail cell after a week in hospital. Doctors found no heart damage, weight has stabilized after a 25 pound loss, and a July 18 preliminary hearing is set for the suspect in the killings of 25 itinerant farm workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuba City
Calif
UPI
Juan V. Corona
Corona
Thomas Leavenworth
Sutter County General Hospital
Roy Whiteaker
Yuba County
Feather River
Marysville
Leavenworth
Whiteaker
Albert Leon Hayes
Portland
Ore
Local Admissions and Discharges List From Area Hospitals
The list records admissions and discharges for area residents. Names include Mrs Howard Husnagel Randy Hogue Joseph Slovinsky Mrs Aldo Garuccio Miss Emma Lutz Lawrence Fazioli Robert Gilbert Miss Sally Eicholtz Edwin Marketich William Coffey and others with addresses in Portersville New Castle Koppel Wampum and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Husnagel
Portersville
Randy Hogue
State Road
New Castle
Joseph Slovinsky
Pittsburgh Road
Aldo Garuccio
Robert Gilbert
Sally Eicholtz
Edwin Marketich
Wampum
William Coffey
Koppel
Darlington autos ransacked and false alarm at Ellwood store
State police said two autos at the New Galilee Road railroad crossing were burglarized yesterday. Cash, a stereo deck, and tapes were taken from the vehicles parked by railroad workers from Freedom and Beaver. Firefighters later responded to a 8 a.m. alarm at G C Murphy Co store on Lawrence Ave. investigation found condensed AC vapor mistaken for smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Chippewa
New Galilee Road
Freedom
Beaver
Ellwood City
G.C. Murphy Co
Lawrence Ave
Wampum Receives State Funds For Sewer Study
Wampum borough gains 300 dollars from the state Department of Environmental Resources to cover half the cost of a sewerage feasibility study by Environmental Science and Systems Engineering Inc of Sewickley. Borough secretary Mrs Gene Cody says a state permit is awaited to build a secondary sewage plant. estimated total cost is 300000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
State Department of Environmental Resources
Environmental Science and Systems Engineering Inc
Sewickley
Gene Cody
Health crisis warning at Celebra tion of Life rock festival
At the Celebra tion of Life festival near MCC rea in La 40 000 youths are urged to receive more medical supplies. Dr William Abruzzi heads a four physician team reporting critical shortages of personnel water and drugs amid rising accidents overdoses and sunburn cases. Up to 1500 patients daily are treated in a four tent infirmary as supplies lag and medical trailers remain absent.
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Abruzzi
Abruzi
Atchafalaya
Four Turnpike Crash Injures Four From Out of State
Two crashes on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Beaver County injured four people. Carol Janssen 21 and Kathy Whelan 22 both of Berkley Michigan were hospitalized with cuts bruises and a concussion after their westbound car went out of control and rolled over near the Lawrence County line. A second incident involving Edward Rupniewski 56 and his wife Marie 48 of Kansas City Missouri left with bruises after their car was struck from behind by a truck. They were treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Carol Janssen
Kathy Whelan
Berkley
Mich
Beaver Falls
United Hospital
Janssen
Lawrence County
Edward Rupniewski
Marie
Kansas City
Cyclist Injured In Motorcycle Crash In Mahoning Township
Gary R. Ferree, 20, of Baird Road Lowellville RD 2, suffered scrapes to nose left arm and leg after his motorcycle ran onto gravel and struck a mailbox then a lawn in Mahoning Township at 11 30 a m He was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and released State police noted no owner identified for the damaged property
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary R. Ferree
Baird Road
Lowellville
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mahoning Township
Lark Motel Burglarized Near Turnpike
State police reported a theft at the Lark Motel on Pa. 18 north of the Turnpike. About $153 in cash was taken from the office, with keys taken from a cleaning cart overnight. The burglary was found at 9:50 a.m. yesterday. A South New Castle can pickup scheduled for tomorrow was postponed to July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Beaver
Chippewa
Pa. 18
Pennsylvania Turnpike
South New Castle
Supreme Court backs Shafer judicial appointments
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld 14 gubernatorial judicial appointments made by former Gov. Shafer in his final days. The ruling found vacancies continue until filled and declared all 14 appointments valid, with nine affirmed and five challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
State Supreme Court
Raymond P. Shafer
Milton J. Shapp
Senate
Ate
Alexander F. Barbieri
Supreme Court
County School Board Ends as New Unit Takes Over
At Troggio's Restaurant last night county educators and commissioners marked the end of the County School Board. Beginning Wednesday the Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV will oversee Lawrence, Mercer and Butler counties. Superintendent Phillip R. Phelps noted historic figures from 1854, with initial tax of 9 929 dollars and about 7 000 pupils. The board closed accounts, transferring Driver Improvement and Special Education funds to the new unit, with remaining balances in Instructional Materials Center and Youth Development Center accounts. Phelps thanked members and announced a retirement bouquet for secretary Elizabeth Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County School Board
Troggio
Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV
Lawrence
Mercer
Butler
Fred Duckworth
J. Dale Whiting
Wilmington, LeMoyne
Frank Vitril
William Houk
Butler County
Roy Conway
Irwin Stankard
Phillip R. Phelps
Phelps
State Welfare Department
Cooperative Education
Elizabeth Taylor
Two 19YearOlds Held On Drug Charges In Neshannock Township
John F Brice and Jeffrey D Poulton, both 19, were arraigned on drug possession charges after state police stopped a parked car on Plank Road in Neshannock Township. Each was released on $1000 property bonds. Police found what is believed to be marijuana in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Justice of the Peace
Donald H. Kenehan
John F. Brice
E. Leasure Ave
Jeffrey D. Poulton
Highland Ave
Neshannock Township
Kenneth Patterson
Plank Road
Brice
Poulton
Fire destroys Evans City hay barn at Marburger Dairy Farm
A hay-filled barn at the Marburger Dairy Farm in Evans City was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin around 2:20 a.m. Damage was about $28,000, with 8,000 bales of hay and a new baler lost. Four volunteer departments fought the blaze. one firefighter was treated for facial debris injuries at Butler County Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans City
Marburger- Dairy
RD 2
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Treasury posts FY totals through June 22
Treasury accounts for the year to June 22 show withdrawals of 223,723,990,898.56 and deposits of 200,182,599,618.53. Cash balance stands at 6,331,528,284.75 with public debt noted at 396,151,435,372.87 and gold holdings at 10,332,079,737.72.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Yablonski allies cite confession in 1969 murder case
Miners backing Joseph Yablonski say Claude Vealey's confession supports claims that union leaders lied about the murder. Mike Trbovich of Miners for Democracy calls for lie detector tests for Boyle and other UMW officials. Also, Interior Secretary Morton announces July hearings to implement the Coal Mine Health and Safety Act of 1969 amid ongoing investigations. Steel mills set a May raw steel record of 12.94 million tons as consumer inventories rise.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph A
Jock’’ Yablonski
United Mine Workers of
UMW
Mike Trbovich
Miners For Democracy
Claude E. Vealey
Pennsylvania
Yablonski
Trbovich
Boyle
Justice Department
Union Heirarchy
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Interior Department
Interior
API
American Iron & Steel Institute
AISI
Koppel Boy Struck By Car In Pittsburgh Crash
Michael Esoldo, 3, of 571 Fifth Ave in Koppel, was listed in satisfactory condition at Children’s Hospital after a skull fracture from a late-night hit-and-run near his home. He and his mother were crossing Fifth Ave when he darted into a Beaver Falls driver’s path at 10 05 p.m. Witnesses called the accident unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppel
Michael Esoldo
Fifth Ave
Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital
Beaver Falls
United Hospital
Michael
Warrants in murder ruled valid for extradition
Youngstown Judge Leo Morley ruled fugitive warrants against Martin Gura and Donald Delost valid, enabling extradition in the Daniel Hrehovcik murder case. Both 21, of 1650 Thalia Ave., are held without bond in Mahoning County. Extradition papers move to Pennsylvania and Ohio governors with a mid July hearing expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Leo P. Morley
Pennsylvania
Martin Thomas Gura
Donald Delost
Thalia Ave
Mahoning County
Daniel T. Hrehovcik
Myrtle Ave
Beaver Township
Lawrence County
Thomas Andrews
Ohio
Andrews
Gura
Delost
Sampling of water scheduled in four Lawrence County towns
Two representatives of Environmental Resources will collect water samples in Shenango Union and Taylor townships and South New Castle Borough from July 6 to 16. Chester Young and William H. Williams based in New Castle will analyze the samples to decide if state orders are needed for modern sewage disposal systems. Earlier samples were taken before Neshannock Township received its sewerage order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Environmental Resources
Lawrence County
Chester Young
William H. Williams
New Castle
Shenango
Union
Taylor
South New Castle
Williams
Neshannock Township
Finks Flock to Fink Festival Across the Nation
Sioux City mayor Pat Albright hosted National Fink Day with free barbecue and soda as Finks from across the United States gathered. A Hollywood caller claimed to be a movie scout checking if the day could become a film catalyst, while two families plan to move to Fink, boosting the town population to ten after Perrin AFB layoffs reduced it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UPI
Sioux City
Iowa
Pat Albright
Tampa
Fla
Morgan City
Fink
Hollywood
Albright
Finks
United States
Pottsboro
Oklahoma
Willard
Lucy Clement
Finkes
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Finklore
Perrin Air Force Base
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Public Utility Commission
Whittaker Paper Products Co
Croton Ave
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Smith Paving Co
Charles Fornataro
N. Ray St
Biddle
Thomas A. Shumaker
Arthur Lundy
John Wagner
City Airport Authority
Recreation Board
Walnut St
Wayne LaMont
State Forester
Laurel Blvd
Skelly
Mary Ahd Ag
Ellwood City General
Emma Lutz
12Th St. Ext
Lawrence Fazioli
Mary Evans
Paul Kotuba
Brighton Road
Lawrence LaCava
Franklin Ave
Darlington Autos
Mexico City
Slaughterhouse
Manuel Alvarez
Lark Motel
NEW Castle News
Shafer
Theodore O. Rogers
Commonwealth Court
Herbert B. Salas Jr
Paul J. Cody
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Louis D. Stefan
Montgomery County
Dominic Jerome
Robert A. Wright
Delaware County
Thomas D. Gladen
Warren County
Justice Barbieri
Warren G. Morgan
John C. Dowling
Dauphin County
Robert M. Mountenay
Bucks County
Thomas A. Pitt Jr
Chester County Court
Albert H. Aston
Luzerne County
John E. Walsh
County School Board
Vo-Tech
Confession of Wealey
Koppel Boy
Lis
Nashville
San Francisco
L. L. Fink
Denison
Dallas
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