Plea Change Sought in Lodovico Case and Barber New Trial Bid
Richard Lombardo seeks to withdraw his May 24 guilty plea to aggravated assault in the Lodovico death case claiming it was not freely given. He was sentenced June 15 to costs, a $100 fine, and three to nine years in Western State. Barber, Raymone Barber seeks a new trial arguing inconsistent verdicts, improper admission of photographs, and witness seclusion concerns after a June 8 voluntary manslaughter conviction.
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Richard Lombardo
Ellwood City
Steven Lodovico
Lombardo
Mahoningtown
Ellwood
Donald E Williams
Lodovico
City Paint and Glass Co
Lawrence Ave
Stanford Kantz
John A. Cherry
DuBois
Western State Correctional Institute of Pittsburgh
George P Micacchione
Raymone L
Pete) Barber
Cornell Ave
Micacchione
Barber
Burglary Suspect Currie Evades Police On West Washington
City police plan to issue a warrant for Preston Currie of 925 W Washington St after a burglary at a West Washington Street business. Currie, linked to the Eric's Music World break in at 915 W Washington St, fled as officers moved to arrest him. Witness Clarence Wooten 218 E Shadyside St saw the theft and called police. The incident began at 1006 PM with an attempted break in and escalated as Currie allegedly returned, broke a first floor window, and climbed inside. Wooten approached, Currie pointed a gun and fled east on West Washington. Officers searched the area and Currie was spotted near Grant and Sampson with a weapon dropping from his pocket. A struggle occurred and Currie broke away, last seen fleeing north along railroad tracks near Shenango China Plant.
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Preston Currie
Washington St
West Washington Street
Currie
Eric
Clarence Wooten
Shadyside St
Wooten
West Side
Growing unemployment plagues India amid drought and poverty
New Delhi India UPI reports rising joblessness as drought disease and poverty bite. About 20 million Indians are unemployed with rural areas hardest hit. Government job exchanges fail to ease hardship as landless farmers and villagers migrate to cities seeking work. The exodus strains families as land ownership remains low and earnings shrink.
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Ramesh C
Pande
New Delhi
India
UPI
Himalayas
Joshi
N. C. Pant
Delhi School of Economics
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