Police report multiple local crashes and thefts
Police detailed: Paul Stimpson 51 of Lock Haven collided with Willard Williams 44 of Farrell at a Wilmington Avenue light around 8:35 p.m. Wet pavement cited. Gas siphoning near 429 Boyles Ave. Alberta Baker affected. A smoke bomb damaged Ronald Sears 4415 Neshannock Village rug. a 15-year-old was seen fleeing. In Neshannock Township Kevin Black 17 and Elmer Brown 47 at PA 18 Maitland Lane caused a minor neck strain. Kwint treated and released. Mailbox damage at Dean Cooper Volant after 10:45 p.m. Tuesday. Cash missing from Frank Castro Eastbrook Street home between 1:30 and 5 p.m. yesterday.
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Wilmington Avenue
Paul J. Stimpson
Lock Haven
Willard Willams
Farrell
Stimpson
Williams
Boyles Avenue
Alberta Baker
Boyles Ave
Nesharnock Village
Ronald Sears
Neshannock Village
Neshannock Township
Kevin Black
Edgewood Acres
Elmer Brown
Harbor St
Frank ‘MM. Kwint
Huron Ave
Pa. 18
Maitland Lane
Kwial
St. Francis Hospital
Washington Township
Dean Cooper
Volant AL 1
Eastbrook Street
Frank A. Castro
Eastbrook St
Births and admissions at local hospitals in June
Births reported at Jameson Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs George J Body of 95 Savannah Gardner Road a daughter on June 25 and at St Francis Hospital to Mr and Mrs Andrew Seichak of 1201 Street West Pittsburg a son on June 26 plus Ellwood City Hospital birth for Mr and Mrs Robert Peterson of Pottersville RD a daughter on June 25. Advices list admissions and discharges for patients including Christopher Cioffi John Newton Harry Hall Evelyn Cox Martha McBride Raymond Thompson George Burr Eric Sturges Daniel Sanders David Sanders Michael Cappello Guy DeMaio Faith Hucker Carl Reitz and others.
Out of Town Births for Two Families
Barrie and Mrs John Stevenson Jr of New Brighton RD 2 welcome daughter Rachel Lee born June 21 in Passavant Hospital Pittsburgh. Maternal grandparents Alfred and Nora Lewis of Prospect and Emlenton and Amy Grim of Volant are great grandmothers. Paul Frank Stevenson is born May 21 in Keflavik Iceland to Mr and Mrs Robert Lutton. Paternal grandparents James Sulton of 1059 Old Princeton Road.
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Barrie
John Stevenson Jr
New Brighton
Rachel Lee
Passavant Hospital
Pittsburgh
Mies
Robert Lutton
Keflavik
Iceland
Paul Frank
Navy Hospital
Lutton
Ron Ames
Artus Ames
Jacksonville
Fla
James Sulton
Princeton Road
Property Transfers In Multiple Townships Across New Castle Area
A series of property transfers reported across New Castle area townships and boroughs. Transfers include Helen B. Boyd to William J. Kinnard and wife in Second Ward New Castle, Garland Kauffman to George DeVasil and wife in Third Ward, Nick S Caldaro to Charles J Barletta and wife in Fourth Ward, Velma M Aggas to Allen M Crowe and wife in Ellwood City First Ward, Phyllis Bodner to Paul J Bodner and wife in Union Township, Olle A Thompson to John F Thompson, William M Stump and wife to Russell Stump and others in Karoning, Charles E Snyder to Shirley Ann Ford and others in Scott Township, John R Moore Jr to Alice Li Salzillo in Wayne Township, Charles Barber to Ralph Barber and wife in Deaver Borough, and Joseph Diyorie to Howard E Fink and wife in Pulaski Township.
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New Castle
Helen B. Boyd
William J. Kinnard
Garland Kauffman
George DeVasil
Nick S. Caldsraro
Charles J. Barletta
Ellwood City
Velma M. Aggas
Allen M. Crowe
Union Township
Phyllis Bodner
Paul J. Bodner
Olle A. Thompson
John. F. Thompson
Karoning
Willian M. Stump
Russell (. Stump
Scott Township
Charles E. Snyder
Shirley Ann Ford
Wayne Township
John R. Moore Jr
Alice Li
Salzillo
New Deaver
Charles Barber
Ralph. Barber
Pulaski Township
Joseph ¥. DiYorie
Howard E. Fink
Thorofare asks union to accept cuts in pay
Thorofare Markets Inc facing ongoing financial strain since a 1973 strike has requested its 77 stores' workers to take an immediate 11 percent pay cut. The Yontown area chain also seeks waiving a scheduled seventy five cent weekly raise due in September. Letters to employees warn that shutdown of 27 stores could occur if the pay cut is approved by July 1.
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Pittsburgh
Thorofare Markets Inc
Youngstown
Amalgamated Meal Cutters
Ford hints at first use of nuclear weapons possible
President Ford declined to rule out first use of nuclear arms in a future conflict. He spoke at a White House news conference about domestic issues, unemployment and oil prices, while avoiding specifics on whether tactical or strategic weapons would be employed if North Korea attacked South Korea.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
United States
White House
Europe
South Korea
John F. Kennedy
Ger
Korea
U.S
North Korea
Ford warns OPEC price increase would hurt world
President Ford told a news conference that a possible oil price rise by OPEC producers could trigger serious global economic problems. He urged a unified consuming nations approach and congressional action on an energy policy to reduce dependence on foreign oil, accusing Congress of inaction.
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UPI
Ford
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
United States
Congress
U.S
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