Two Obituaries for Flannery and King in New Castle Borough
James Edward Flannery Jr 83 of 2201 Morris St South New Castle Borough died June 23 2014 at home He served in the Navy during the Korean War earned the National Defense Service Medal and the Good Conduct Medal retired after 41 years as a foreman at Shenango China He is survived by two sons a daughter seven grandchildren and a great granddaughter Nancy Carlson Vew Castle Carroll Ann King 72 of Perry Highway New Castle died June 24 2014 She was a former Lawrence County correctional officer and later worked at Loblows Value King Grocery She is survived by husband two children and ten grandchildren along with stepchildren and siblings Visitation and services set for Friday at DeCarbo Funeral Home Greenwood Cemetery in New Castle Greenwood Cemetery burial in Grace land Cemetery.
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James Edward
Jimmy” Flannery Jr
Morris St
South New Castle Borough
James
Leesburg
James E. Sr
Mary Marlock
Flannery
Dorothy M. Pastirak
Mary, Mother of Hope Parish
Navy
Shenango China Co
Mr. Flannery
Notre Dame
Michael J. Flannery
Sue Polding
New Castle
Patrick D. Flannery Sr
West Pittsburg
Mary Lou
Richard) Sizer
Mary Ellen Rowe
Bessemer
Dorothy
Noga Funeral Home
S. Mill St
Mary
Mother of Hope Parish
Nancy Carlson
Graceland Cemetery
Nogafuneralhome.com
Carol Ann King
Perry Highway
Upmc Presbyterian Hospital
Gayle and
Jane (Davison) Pitzer
Richard E. King
Rochelle Coblentz
Butler
Carolyn Trott
Scott
Melissa Rondeau
Gale “Sis” List
Kimberly Whiteside
William F
Roger M. DeCarbo
Cunningham Ave
William F. DeCarbo
Dennis Rupp
Greenwood Cemetery
Williamrogerdecarbo.com
Betty Weiner 57 of Phoenix, died after long illness
Betty Weiner of Phoenix Arizona formerly of New Castle died Monday June 23 2014 after a long illness. She is survived by her father Gerald brother Michael Maggie sisters Barbara Ken Love and Greta Weiner and nieces. Services will be conducted in Phoenix. Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of the donor's choice. Arrangements entrusted to Sinai Mortuary of Arizona.
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Betty Weiner
Phoenix, Ariz
New Castle
Gerald
Michael
Maggie
Barbara
Ken
Love
Greta Weiner
Phoenix
Sinai Mortuary
Arizona
District approves refinancing bond with 7-1 vote
The district approved refinancing by a 7-1 vote with Amy Na in opposition. It aims to save $379,545 over 17 years, including $235,824 in the first year, while taxes stay the same. An earned income tax of 0.5 percent is expected to raise about $1.2 million, with the township retaining half. Real estate transfer tax is shared, expected at $110,000, plus per capita taxes of $10 and $5 and a $10 emergency services tax.
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Amy Na
Mary Todora
Sandusky pension reinstated by Pennsylvania arbitrator
An arbitrator ruled Jerry Sandusky’s $4,900 monthly Penn State pension must be reinstated with back pay to October 2012, saying the state forfeiture law cannot apply to crimes committed after benefits began. The decision, facing possible appeal, leaves the 70 year old imprisoned former coach awaiting a final board verdict.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Jerry Sandusky
Penn State
Michael Bangs
SERS
Bangs
Sandusky
State Employees’ Retirement System
Retirement System Board
Chuck Benjamin
Benjamin
Argu
Nancy Carlson 82, Mission resident, dies 2014
Nancy Carlson, 82, of Mission Meade Drive died Thursday June 5 2014 at home. She was the wife of the late William Carlson. A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Northminster Presbyterian Church 2434 Wilmington Road with Rev Andrew Jillson officiating. R Cunningham Funeral Home and Crematory arranged the service.
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Nancy Carlson
Mission Meade Drive
Nancy
William Carlson
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Wilmington Road
Andrew Jillson
R. Cunningham
Budget battle shapes Pennsylvanian budget plan
Democrats deride the proposed $29.4 billion budget as inadequate while Republicans praise the spending increase of about $727 million. The plan would scale back Corbett’s target by roughly $300 million and rely on liquor license sales, fund transfers, and tax-credit suspensions to close a $1.7 billion gap. Public school aid would rise by $70 million with more for special education and construction, but the Ready to Learn block grant was dropped.
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Bill Adolph
Delaware
Joseph Markosek
Dallegheny
Commonwealth
Corbett
Senate
Tom Corbett
Mike Carroll
Dluzerne
Court expands powers for open records reviews in Pennsylvania
Commonwealth Court unanimously ruling the Office of Open Records may order private reviews to resolve access disputes. The court also allowed the agency access to Center Township legal bills to test attorney-client privilege, enabling in camera reviews without prior court permission. Center Township attorney Mike Gallagher weighed potential appeals, calling for cautious balance between transparency and privilege.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Office of Open Records
Commonwealth Court
Center Township
Butler County
Open Records Office
Mike Gallagher
Gallagher
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