Building violation crackdown meets county ownership snag
A city crackdown on building code violators stalls as the county commissioners receive a demolition notice for 310 Green St. The jointly owned property by city, county and school district is slated for removal within 30 days or the city will demolish at owners’ expense. The issue sits in a tax claim holding pattern while determining ownership. The housing officers warn more dilapidated, vacant buildings will face enforcement and possible court action, with a voluntary program to fix violations set to start next month.
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Bureau of Code Enforcement
Charles §. Cook
Louis M. Toscano
Green St
Frank A. Vitril
Bureau
Popovich
Thomas M. Piccione
Salary set for new court administrator
A salary of 14000 dollars was set yesterday for new court administrator Carol Young. President Judge Glenn McCracken said the sum matched the starting pay of former administrator Phillip J. Wimer and noted Young's five years as the former secretary. The proposal passed with three commissioners and McCracken approving while the controller abstained. McCracken also named his secretary Micheline Pagley as assistant administrator at no salary increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Young
Glenn McCracken
Phillip J
Pete’ Wimer
Wimer
McCracken
Young
Frank A. Vitril
John A. Meehan
Paul L. Tanner
Robert E. Foht
Micheline R. Pagley
Safety forces shapeup low bid for New Castle units
Sporting Goods of New Castle was the apparent low bidder for police and fire fitness equipment at $5,196, beating City Sports Center’s $5,330. Purchases from a bond issue will fund gear for the central fire station. Council President DeCarbo said fitness will determine eligibility, citing job injury and heart attack concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sporting Goods of
New Castle
City Sports Center of
Central Fire Station
Roger M. DeCarbo
City approves demolition contracts for 15 buildings
City Council authorized two demolition contracts totaling 18,994 for 15 dilapidated structures citywide. Joseph Cioffi Trucking to raze 11 buildings for 12,694 and Stewart Excavating Co. to tear down four for 6,300 from community development funds.
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Joseph Cioffi
Truck blast creates wall of liquid fire
A sulfur filled tanker truck overturned and exploded on Highway 17 near Oakland, forming a 400 yard wall of liquid fire and sending fumes miles aloft. The vehicle skidded into the center divider, spilling molten sulfur and closing five southbound lanes. The driver’s condition was not released as he refused hospitalization.
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Oakland
UPI
California Highway Patrol
Highway 17
San Francisco Bay
Obituaries and Notices From Late June 1980
Obituary and personal notices list multiple deaths including Mabel J. Cortez 61 of Wampum and Arthur J. McCay 77 of Southport NC with funeral details. Additional entries for Mary Hassan Monsour 71 and several funeral homes, plus lost items and small ads. Also memorials for Charles Richard Emery and Luciano Palumbo with brief remembrances. Includes classified items and community notices.
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Cortez
Mabel J. Kelly
Samuel A. Cortez
Main St
Wampum
Robert S$. Marshall
Raymond Kaufman
Berachah Chapel
Grandview Cemetery
Beaver Falls
Kenneth MacDonald
Baltimore MD
Castile View
New Castle
Monsour
Mary Hassan
Lyndal St
Edward A
Donald G. DeCarbee
S. Mill and
Sutton Streets
Harry Sieman
El-Fityet Alaween
Valley View Cemetery
Lincoln Proclaims 750000 Volunteers to Fight Rebellion
President Lincoln issued a proclamation on April 15 1861 calling for 750000 volunteers from the states to confront the ongoing insurrection and preserve the Union.
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Lincoln
Also Mentioned on This Page
James M. Popovich
Richard A. Harper
Harper
Commissioners
Mary Louise Corsi
Hill View Manor
Jeffrey Hassen
Hazelcroft Ave
Roseanne Felix
Public Defender’s Office
Ceta Services
Metal Craft Industries
Barnes Roofing
Childrens Services
Edward Coleman
Jcpenney
Oti
Nabisco Wheatsworth
New Castle Pa
Highland Ave
Midnite
Washington St
TIC Toc Food Mart
Axe
Washington Centre
Neshannock Lawrence Village
First Seneca Bank
Eckerd
Westgate Plaza
Keebler
Zesta Saltines
Center Moravia St
Aa TV & Furniture
Hes
Tero Ece
Treasure Island
Brawney Paper Towers
Ajax
West
Harold R. Moore
Rose Ave
Nationwide Insurance
Navonwoe Bile Eaurance Company
Ome
Columbus Org
Radioo Shack
North City Plaza
Youngstown
Incoin Knolls Plaza
Boardman Plaza
Liberty Plaza
HBO
Call’s Plaza
the Peoples
Lawrence and
Beaver Counties
Peonies
FDIC
Oasis
Washington
Safety Forces
Shapeup
Wayne Cioffi
City Redevelopment Authority
A. Graziani & Sons Inc
State Department of Environmental Resources
Cioffi
Graziani
S. Crawford Ave
N. Crawford Ave
S. Walnut St
N. Front St
Chestnut St
Pennsylvania Ave
Spruce St
Forest St
Bear
Moravia St
Bell Ave
Frank Way
N. Scott St
Mabel St
Ohio
Honda
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
James A. Rhodes
Honda Motor Corp
Marysville
Senate Finance Committee
J. Bradley McGonigle
Noga Funeral Home, Inc
S. Mill St
Robert A. Myers
N. Jefferson St
Tanner-Reynolds Mortuary
Howard H. Reynolds
Bessemer
Prince
Eat N‘ Park
Calls Plaza
Kenneth Lane
Josephine Lane
Eee
Anna Hinat Sobko
Sobkowi
Eee Neem
Charles Richard Emery
Mary A. Graves
Luciano Palumbo
Marga
Grandconan
Carl Riggans Advertising Specialty Company
Mandey
Laurie Sloat
Eenminster U.P
Doll House Furniture and Accessories
Edward H. Mover
H.S.P
Ellwood City
Capt
H. Richard Jokinen
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