Slow steady probe in four Pulaski Township killings
The Pulaski Township investigation into four deaths proceeds slowly with state police Lt. John H. Lechner saying progress is steady. The victims Bonnie Dryfuse and three relatives were found at their Ambrosia Road home on June 15. Police narrowed focus to three men, collected weapons for testing, and seek a clear suspect while autopsy confirms a five inch blade used.
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Pulaski Township
Bonnie Lou Dryfuse
Heather
Jacqueline
Stephanie Herko
Lyndal St
Dryfuse
Ambrosia Road
Lechner
Thomas Kimbell Jr
Heritage Hills Mobile Home Estates
Thomas Dryfuse
Bonnie Dryfuse
Lecher
State Lawn
Pike route follows early railroad line
The piece traces Pennsylvania travel routes from Indian paths to canals, then railroads. It explains how the turnpike reused Vanderbilt era railroad alignments, detailing tunnels, toll plazas, and early speeds as the 160 mile Harrisburg to Pittsburgh project grew into a nationwide interstate system.
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Irwin
Carlisle
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
William H. Vanderbilt
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Oliver
South Pennsylvania Railroad
Vanderbilt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Standard Oil Co
Howard Johnson
Coming to New Castle Proves a Fortunate Move
A speaker reflects that relocating to New Castle has proven to be a highly advantageous decision, underscoring positive outcomes and strong satisfaction with the move. The statement emphasizes improved prospects, opportunities, and overall contentment with the change.
New Castle a good bet for Ladbrokes
Ladbrokes’s first off track betting center in Union Township New Castle proves unusually profitable. Since opening on June 27 1990 it has drawn 125 million in handle with an average 115000 daily and more than 30 million in the prior year. Most patrons come from Ohio, with Western Pennsylvania also contributing heavily. Ladbrokes has since expanded to Johnstown Greensburg Harmar Township and Moon Township, maintaining New Castle as the most successful facility.
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Ladbrokes
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Ladbroke Group PLC
London
England
Ted McKenna
Westgate Plaza
Union Township
Ohio
McKenna
Cilities
Johnstown
Greensburg
Harmar Township
Moon Township
Court House Heights banners rise along East Washington Street
Banners proclaiming Court House Heights stretched along East Washington Street from Court Street to Butler Avenue on Monday. The Ionic-style columns echoed those of the Lawrence County Government Center.
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Court House Heights
Washington Street
Court Street
Butler Avenue
Lawrence County
Prince Charles admits infidelity in television documentary
News from Motherwell, Scotland notes tabloids claim Prince Charles admitted cheating on Princess Diana. Public reaction remains muted as Charles meets residents at a housing project. NBC Dateline will air excerpts. Charles says he was faithful until his marriage broke down.
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Motherwell
Scotland
Prince Charles
Diana
David Hooper
Charles
NBC
Dateline
Death Notices for Lois Abbott Guarnieri Kilgore Menke Morris and Steffler
Death records list Lois G. Abbott of New Castle and Frank Guarnieri Sr. aged 78 from Pulaski, David E. Kilgore 42 of 505 Waldo Street, Anna Menke 83 of Grove City, Martha L. Morris 71 of 814 West Washington Street, and Wilma P. Steffler 68 of Ellwood City.
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Lois G. Abbott
New Castle
Frank Guarnieri Sr
Pulaski
David E. Kilgore
Waldo St
Anna Menke
Grove City
Martha L. Morris
W. Washington St
Wilma P. Steffler
Ellwood City
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