Leap Day babies born to two Lawrence County families
Two Lawrence County families welcomed newborn daughters on Leap Day. Allison Margaret Lough arrived at 6 34 am at Jameson Health System weighing 4 pounds 10 ounces and Jamielyn Liskooka weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces at St Francis Health and was 20 inches long. Obstetricians James Rowland and Serhatt Erzurum delivered the infants as Patty and Nancy adjusted to a Feb 29 birthday. The parents said the rare date makes their children especially blessed and plan celebrations around March 1 for some.
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Nancy Lough
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Patty Liskooka
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County to hire Olsen Engineering for planning services
Lawrence County commissioners plan to contract with Olsen Engineering and Associates of Butler for planning services. County environmental director Amy Jo Labi-Carando outlined the proposal at caucus with commissioners Burick and Fosnaught. Chairman DeCarbo was absent. The firm would assist with planning issues as the county has had no planner since firing Steve Craig in January. Labi Carando now leads the environmental services department after moving from recycling and solid waste. Hourly rates quoted: $5 for directing planning or senior planner. $40 for staff planner. $35 for cartographer or drafter. $25 for a scorer.
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Olsen Engineering and Associates
Butler
Amy Jo Labi-Carando
Brian Burick
Ed Fosnaught
Roger M. DeCarbo
Steve Craig
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County to add 878 area code next year
Lawrence County will add the 878 area code by August 2001, requiring 10 digit dialing for local calls. 911 director Frank Jannetti cited exhausted exchanges as the reason for the overlay with the existing 724 code, noting households often have multiple lines.
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Bush sweeps three primaries as Gore falters in Bradley bid
The Nation reports Bush wins a three state parlay to lead the GOP race while Gore quashes Bradley’s bid as Democratic contests loom in 15 states. The piece notes crossfire of campaign clashes and forecast headlines for Super Tuesday amid rival momentum. Also mentions school shooting with a six year old fatally shot by a peer, prompting canceled classes.
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John McCain
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al Gore
Bill Bradley
Threat prompts second evacuation at McGill Community Center
A anonymous telephone threat forced evacuation of the McGill Community Center for a second time in two weeks. A caller at about 10 15 a m warned of danger and a child lunged to a recorded message declaring Christians will die. Police and school officials assessed the threat and moved people to a safe location.
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