Council approves selling slush at Cascade Park
The City Council granted Ralph and Mrs. Cialella permission to run a slush stand at their amusement park pizza stand for the summer of 1971. A prior delay prompted by concession contracts prompted ongoing study by Assistant Solicitor Scarazzo on park contracts. The council also moved to install 11 outdoor coin telephones on downtown sidewalks and discussed downtown booth aesthetics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Park
Ralph N. Cialella
Cialellas
Asst
James L Scarazzo Jr
Scarazzi
Bell Telephone Co
Richard H. Biddle
Maurice Slavonsky
Carl A. Ciaieila Jr
Redevelopment Authority
South Side
Slavonsky
Corona returns to cell after hospital stay in mass murder case
Juan V. Corona, 37, who has lost 25 pounds since his arrest for the killings of 25 itinerant farm workers, is well enough to return to his Yuba County Jail cell. Doctors say tests showed no heart damage and that chest pains likely reflected tension. Corona faces 10 counts of murder with a preliminary hearing set for July 13.
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
Ellwood City General Admits and Discharges list
Admitted include Mrs Howard Husnagel of Portersville RD 2 Randy Hogue of 1024 State Road New Castle Joseph Slovinsky of 4708 Old Pittsburgh Road New Castle Mrs Aldo Garuccio of 110 12th St Miss Emma Lutz of 635 12th St ext Discharged include Lawrence Fazioli of 317 Third Robert Gilbert of RD 1 Miss Sally Eicholtz of RD 1 Edwin Marketich of Wampum RD 1 William Coffey Box 338 Koppel Mary Evans Mrs Paul Kotuba and daughter of 3340 Brighton Road Mrs Lawrence LaCava and daughter of 216 Franklin Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Howard Husnagel
Portersville
Randy Hogue
State Road
New Castle
Joseph Slovinsky
Pittsburgh Road
Aldo Garuccio
12Th St
Emma Lutz
Robert Gilbert
Sally Eicholtz
Edwin Marketich
Wampum
William Coffey
Koppel
Mary Evans
Paul Kotuba
Brighton Road
Lawrence LaCava
Franklin Ave
Darlington autos burglarized. two locked cars ransacked
State police reported two autos burglarized yesterday along New Galilee Road near the railroad crossing. Vehicles parked by railroad workers from Freedom and Beaver, both locked, with about 33 dollars stolen from one glove compartment and a stereo deck plus tapes removed from the other. Firefighters responded to a false alarm at G C Murphy Co store on Lawrence Ave at 8 am as condensation from the air conditioner appeared smoky, investigation showed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Chippewa
New Galilee
Freedom and
Beaver
Ellwood City
G.C. Murphy Co
Lawrence Ave
Wampum Seeks State Grant For Sewerage Study
Wampum borough has a $300 check from the Department of Environmental Resources to cover half the cost of a sewerage feasibility study by Environmental Science and Systems Engineering Inc. of Sewickley. The study supports a planned secondary sewage treatment plant, with total cost about $300,000, awaiting a state permit to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
State Department of Environmental Resources
Environmental Science and Systems Engineering Inc
Sewickley
Gene Cody
Health crisis at Celebra tion of Life rock festival in MCCREA
Medical chief Dr. William Abruzzi warned the eight day event could become critical unless supplies and personnel arrive. With 40 000 youths, he reported a surge of accidents overdoses and sunburn cases straining a four doctor infirmary serving up to 1 500 patients daily amid missing ambulances and scarce medical gear.
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Abruza
Abruzzi
Abruzi
Atchatalaya
Turnpike crashes hurt four in Beaver County
Four persons from out of state were injured in two crashes on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Beaver County. Carol Janssen, 21, and Kathy Whelan, 22, of Berkley Michigan, were admitted with scrapes, bruises, and a concussion after their car left the road and plunged down an embankment near the Lawrence County line. Her passenger suffered cuts and bruises. Edward Rupniewski, 56, and Marie Rupniewski, 48, of Kansas City Missouri were treated and released after a vehicle collision with a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver County
Carol Janssen
Kathy Whelan
Berkley
Mich
Beaver Falls
United Hospital
Janssen
Lawrence County
Edward Rupniewski
Marie
Kansas City
Motorcycle Crash Injures Gary R. Ferree in Mahoning Township
Gary R. Ferree, 20, of Baird Road Lowellville RD 2, suffered scrapes to the nose left arm and leg yesterday when his motorcycle left the gravel on Baird Road eastbound Mahoning Township struck a mailbox and ended on a lawn. He was treated at Jameson Memorial Hospital and released. State police noted no homeowner name in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary R. Ferree
Baird Road
Lowellville
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Mahoning Township
Lark Motel Burglarized in Big Beaver Area
State police said $153 in cash was stolen from the Lark Motel office on Pa. 18 just north of the Turnpike. The theft, discovered at 9:50 a.m., occurred overnight with office keys taken from a cleaning cart. A planned South New Castle can pickup has been moved to July 3.
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Big Beaver
Chippewa
Pa. 18
Pennsylvania Turnpike
South New Castle
Supreme Court upholds Shafer appointments in Pa
The state Supreme Court unanimously upheld 14 judicial appointments made by former Gov. Shafer before leaving office. The administration challenged eight in which vacancies occurred while the Senate was out, and six while it was in session. The court ruled vacancies extend until filled by gubernatorial appointment, making all 14 valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPD
State Supreme Court
Raymond P. Shafer
Milton J. Shapp
Senate
Ate
Alexander F. Barbieri
Supreme Court
County School Board to be replaced by Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV
Twenty four educators and county commissioners attended a farewell dinner marking the end of the County School Board. Beginning Wednesday, the board will be dissolved and the Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV will oversee Lawrence, Mercer and Butler county schools. Former superintendents Roy Conway and Irwin Stankard attended. Superintendent Phillip R. Phelps noted the 1854 start with a $9,929 tax, about 7,000 pupils, male teachers earning $57 monthly, and 53 cents per student monthly cost. The final meeting closed accounts and prepared transfers, with many funds moving to the Intermediate Unit. Bills totaling $4,506.47 for the Instructional Materials Center left $10,273.05, and $9,491.15 financed Youth Development Center expenditures. The unit plans to assume operations, though a welfare contract issue remains unresolved. Phelps thanked board members and announced a bouquet for retiring 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
Harold Gwin
Frank Vitril
William Houk
Butler County
Roy Conway
Irwin Stankard
Phillip R. Phelps
Phelps
State Welfare Department
Cooperative Education
Elizabeth Taylor
Two 19 year olds arraigned on marijuana possession charges
John F. Brice of 520 E Leasure Ave and Jeffrey D. Poulton of 2211 Highland Ave were arraigned this morning before District Justice Donald H. Kenehan on drug possession charges. Both were released on $1000 property bonds after state police in Neshannock Township stopped a car on Plank Road at 10:45 p.m. yesterday and found an unspecified amount of a substance believed to be marijuana.
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
Evans City Barn Destroyed by Early Morning Fire
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a hay-filled barn at the Marburger Dairy Farm in Evans City RD 2 around 2 20 a m. Estimated damage reached 28000 dollars, including 8000 bales of hay a new hay baler and a dryer. No livestock were inside the barn. Volunteer firemen from four departments fought the blaze. one firefighter suffered facial injuries from debris but recovered after treatment at Butler County Memorial Hospital.
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Evans City
Marburger- Dairy
RD 2
Butler County Memorial Hospital
Treasury Balance Through June 22 Figures
Treasury accounts show withdrawals 223,723,990,898.56 and deposits 200,182,599,618.53 for the year to date. Public debt stands at 396,151,435,372.87 with a cash balance negative 6,331,528,284.75 and gold holdings of 10,332,079,737.72.
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Treasury
Washington
UPI
Yablonski murder case spurs miner backing for reform
Miners who supported the late Joseph Yablonski say a court confession by Claude Vealey strengthens claims that union leaders lied to the public. Mike Trbovich of Miners for Democracy urged truth tests for Boyle and other officials as investigations continue. Also reported: Morton plans hearings to enforce the 1969 Coal Mine Health and Safety Act beginning July 12. Steel mills set a May record of 12.94 million tons as inventories rise.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph A.jack Yablonski
United Mine Workers of
UMW
Mike Trbovich
Miners For Democracy
Claude E. Vealey
Pennsylvania
Yablonski
Clarksville
Labor Department
W.A
Tony” Boyle
Boyle
Trbovich
Justice Department
Union Heirarchy
Rogers CB
Morton
Interior Department
Interior
Koppel Boy Hit By Car in Pittsburgh Incident
Michael Esoldo, age 3, of 571 Fifth Ave in Koppel, is listed in satisfactory condition at Children’s Hospital in Pittsburgh with a skull fracture after being struck by a car near his home. He was first taken to the Beaver Falls unit of United Hospital and later transferred to Pittsburgh. Police say he and his mother were crossing Fifth Ave at 10 05 p m yesterday when he darted into the path of a Beaver Falls driver. Witnesses called the accident unavoidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppel
Michael Esoldo
Fifth Ave
Pittsburgh
Children’s Hospital
Beaver Falls
United Hospital
Michael
Warrant validity clears path to Pennsylvania murder extradition
Youngstown judge ruled fugitive warrants against Martin Gura and Donald Delost valid, setting extradition in motion. Both men, 21, of 1650 Thalia Ave., are held without bond in Mahoning County. They are suspects in the April 20 murder of Daniel Hrehoveik, 19, of Myrtle Ave. Lawrence County prosecutors plan to send extradition papers to the Pennsylvania governor for a July hearing to decide return for trial.
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Youngstown
Leo P. Morley
Pennsylvania
Martin Thomas Gura
Donald Delost
Thalia Ave
Mahoning County
Daniel T. Hrehoveik
Myrtle Ave
Beaver Township
Lawrence County
Thomas Andrews
Ohio
Andrews
Gura
Delost
Sampling of water scheduled in four Lawrence County towns
Environmental Resources representatives Chester Young and William H Williams will collect water samples in Shenango Union and Taylor townships and South New Castle Borough from July 6 to 16. Samples, to be analyzed in a lab, will help decide whether state orders are needed to push modern sewage disposal. Previous sampling occurred before Neshannock Township officials received their sewerage order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Environmental Resources
Lawrence County
Chester Young
William H. Williams
Environmental Protection
New Castle
Shenango
Union
Taylor
Williams
Neshannock Township
Finks Celebrate National Fink Day in Tiny Town
Sioux City mayor Pat Albright hosts the National Fink Day festival drawing visitors from across the United States. Five to six times the town’s population fills the streets as free barbecue and sodas flow. Two families plan to move in, boosting Fink’s population to ten.
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UPI
Sioux City
Towa
Pat Albright
Tampa
Fla
Morgan City
Hollywood
Albright
Finks
United States
Pottsboro
Oklahoma
Willard
Lucy Clement
Finkes
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Fink
Finklore
Perrin Air Force Base
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Elks Club
City Recreation Board
Thomas C. Watert
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
Recreation Board
Walnut St
Wayne LaMont
State Forester
Laurel Blvd
Lawrence Fazioli
Darlington Autos
Mexico
City
UPN
Mexico City
Slaughterhouse
Manuel Alvarez
Lark Motel
NEW Castle News
Shafer
Theodore ©. 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 Court
John &. Walsh
County School Board
Vo-Tech
Confession of Wealey
API
American Iron & Steel Institute
ATST
Koppel Boy
Lis
Nashville
San Francisco
L. L. Fink
Denison
Dallas
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