Witness recounts car collision aftermath with injuries
Quote from William McConahy describing standing before about ten cars as drivers failed to stop and his bloodied condition after an incident. He expresses uncertainty about whether he would have stopped himself.
Miracle belief after rescue from Route 422 wreck
Charlotte McConahy credits miracles as her son William McConahy survived roughly 30 hours trapped in a wrecked Ford Bronco after it toppled down a hill near Slippery Rock Township. The 32 year old Nautical Design employee was freed and released from Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh, while family members recalled the ordeal, the blood, and the engine exposed beneath the hood.
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Leah Dombeck
Ellwood City
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Classifieds Digest and Lottery Teasers
A compact listing from the Daily Record covers classifieds dining guide and comic snippets. Includes lottery numbers and a brief notes column reflecting the paper's daily notices and feature items.
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Five candidates scramble for Harrisburg mayor post
Five contenders seek the Harrisburg mayor's office as May 20 primary looms. Incumbent Tim Fulkerson may be tired of the job while Wayne Alexander, Rick DeBlasio, Christine Sands, Philip Conti, and Wayne Porter join the race. Conti switched from Republican to Democrat in February saying he will represent all the people.
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Wayne Alexander
Rick DeBlasio
Christine Sands
Philip Conti
Wayne Porter
Conti
Conti’s Democratic ties shape mayoral influence
The passage notes Conti’s longtime Democratic identity dating back to John F Kennedy era politics, implying party alignment as a factor in his mayoral influence and decision making. It references further details on page 2.
Trial delayed in Youngstown homicide case over out-of-county jury
The defense for David Christopher Garvey seeks a change of venue or a change of venue hearing set for April 14. Garvey, 22, faces criminal homicide, kidnapping, unlawful restraint, and related charges in the stabbing death of 12-year-old Shannon Leigh Kos. Defense cites pre-trial publicity from another defendant's case as prejudice.
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Shannon Leigh Kos
Thomas W. Leslie
Perry Sam Ricciardi II
Commissioners blasted over recycle decision
Lawrence County commissioners faced sharp criticism from the Lawrence County Regional Council of Governments regarding a recycling system choice. The move jeopardizes a $1.3 million grant for a joint consolidation center with Mercer County, after previously securing a $900,000 grant in September 2001 to buy a bin and collection system.
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Lawrence County Regional Council of Governments
Mercer County
Early obituary deadline set for tomorrow edition
The New Castle News will print at West Penn Printing on Sampson Street starting tomorrow requiring an early deadline for obituaries. Because of earlier presstime, obituaries must be submitted by 8 45 a m to appear in tomorrow's edition.
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