Reagan near picks for Powell successor
President Reagan, after a 32 minute White House meeting with top advisers, moved toward a nomination for retired Justice Powell’s replacement. A shortlist led to preliminary judgments as talks with Congress were set to begin.
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Openness laws broadened in the Soviet Union
The Supreme Soviet enacted three laws advancing glasnost and democratization. One allows self management of enterprises, enabling market elements and cost accounting. A second law calls for nationwide public discussions on state life with potential legislative input. The third grants citizens a right to appeal to courts against rights abuses, after filing with senior agencies.
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City Man Stabbed in Neshannock Village Incident
Reginald Worrell, 30, of 441-21 Neshannock Village, was hospitalized with a stab wound to the hand after a confrontation outside his apartment around 8 45 p m. A Beaver Falls man allegedly attacked him. both men were cut. Worrell was moved to Presbyterian University Hospital in Pittsburgh by private vehicle. Police continue the investigation.
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City to may suspend two key city workers over budget gaps
Parks and recreation director Frank Pidro and building inspector James Popovich face unplanned six month unpaid leaves as funds run out today. City Council and administration discussed maintaining payroll but funding through year end remains uncertain. Council President Russo notes possible sources in treasurer’s office and golf course funds, with talks ongoing.
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Annette Doran
Delhi
India
UPI
Panamas lawmakers lift state of emergency amid protests
Panama's Legislative Assembly voted to lift the emergency imposed three weeks ago to quell anti-government protests. The body also labeled U S Ambassador Arthur Davis persona non grata, a move awaiting executive approval. The decree had suspended rights including expression movement and assembly during a general strike over the 1984 election.
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Shenango board OKs four mill tax hike for $5 million budget
Shenango Area school directors approved a $5 million budget at a special meeting, raising property taxes by four mills to 72.5 and boosting annual homeowner payments by about $44. The 6-1 vote saw Robert Glass opposed. Jack Stewart and William Westlake were absent. The plan funds building repairs, including a boiler replacement for the high school and roof work at the elementary, with half the increase directed to the two-building renovation project.
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Robert Glass
Jack Stewart
William Westlake
Glass
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Davis
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Kinney Charged With East Washington Street Arson
John Kinney 41 of 217 E Falls Sr arraigned before District Justice for arson after a June 20 fire at 416 E Washington St forced more than a dozen residents to flee. No injuries were reported. Fire gutted the first floor where the flames started in Kinney's mother's apartment, with smoke damage buildingwide. Damages estimated at 22,000 dollars, 20,000 to the structure and 2,000 to contents. Kinney in Lawrence County Jail on 25,000 bond. Preliminary hearing set for July 14 at 10 a.m.
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Ernest M. Crawford Jr
Lawrence County
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Not Guilty Plea in Sexual Conduct Case Faces July Trial
Nelson K. Oestreich, 54, and Gina C. Dean, 27, of Youngstown, were arrested in a Poland Avenue parking lot on a charge of sexual conduct in a vehicle. Oestreich pled not guilty before Judge Frank X. Kryzan. trial set for July 14. Dean entered no contest and received 60 days in Mahoning County Jail, with 30 days suspended.
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Nelson K. Oestreich
Gina C. Dean
E. Evergreen Ave
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Oestreich
Frank X. Kryzan
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Louis K. Levy
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Obituary and Birth Corrections Prompted by Missed Details
The notice corrects maiden name of Katharine Scalzo wife of James Bell of Maple Lane RD 2 and fixes street address for births announced in prior editions. It reiterates birth to John E. Kline at 4 Fern St and births to John Karatinos at 1504 Delaware Ave with repeated notices on page 5. Contact Len Kolasinski executive editor at 654-6651 weekdays 8:30 am to 3 pm.
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James Bell
Maple Lane
RD 2
John E. Kline
Fern St
John Karatinos
Delaware Ave
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