Clarence J Higgs 89 longtime Universal Bundle retiree dies
Clarence J Higgs 89 of 65 Avalon Drive died March 6 2003 at Jameson Hospital Born September 16 1913 in Wheeling WV he was son of the late Robert Warren Higgs and Blanche Coulter Higgs He married Iva Daugherty on May 3 1936 She survives He served 23 years at Universal Bundle Corp A member of First Christian Church He is survived by wife two daughters Patricia Daniels Blue Ash OH Barbara Carna Pulaski six grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Also survived by three sisters and three brothers He was predeceased by a sister and three brothers Calling hours are 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm tomorrow at Ed and Don DeCarbo Funeral Home Service 11 am Monday at the funeral home with Rev Gary Crowe officiating Entombment in Graceland Cemetery Memorials to First Christian Church.
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Patricia Daniels
Blue Ash
Ohio
Barbara Carna
Pulaski
Ruth
Hall
Woneda Roth
St. Clairsville
Elizabeth Stanek
Fort Myers
Fla
Heath
Marietta Phillips
Charles Figgs
Alfred Higgs
Otis Higgs
Don DeCarbo
Wilmington Road
Gary Crowe
First Christian Church
Graceland Cemetery
First Chriistian Church
Agnes Taylor 73 Zelienople resident dies in Cranberry
Agnes M. Taylor 73 of Zelienople died March 6 2003 at Passavant Hospital Cranberry Township She was born February 26 1930 in Volant daughter of Fred and Ina Downs She married Frank Taylor who died in 1983 Surviving are four sons Frank E Paul K Mike A and Daniel R Taylor two daughters Harriett Pipes Patricia Aliff two brothers Lawrence and Kenneth Downs five grandchildren and one great grandson Services and calling hours are at Boylan Funeral Home Zelienople with a Monday 10 to 11 a.m. viewing and 11 a.m. funeral service led by Rev John J Hoogerbrugge.
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Zelienople
Passavant Hospital
Cranberry Township
Volant
Fred
Ina Cummins Downs
Frank Taylor
Taylor
Frank E. Taylor
Ohio
Paul K. Taylor
Mike A. Taylor
Cleveland
Daniel R. Taylor
New Castle
Harriett M. Pipes
Patricia Aliff
Orlando
Fla
Lawrence Downs
Kenneth Downs
Frederick A. Taylor
Joseph R. Taylor
Boylan Funeral Home Inc
E. Grandview Ave
John J. Hoogerbrugge
James Ward 60 Atwater dies in California
James Ward of Atwater California died February 12 2003 after a long life as a truck driver. Born January 22 1943 in New Castle he was the son of Marguerite Ward and survived by his wife Juliana and his mother plus three daughters Sandra Sheri and Susan all of Atwater a brother William Ward Merced three sisters Carol Ames Donna Clark and Peggy Nagy and one grandson Local arrangements were handled by Ed and Don DeCarbo Funeral Home at 141 S Mill St
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Atwater
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Union Township
Juliana Ward
Rebels’ mortar attack sparks Digboi refinery blaze in Assam
Separatist rebels fired mortars at the Digboi Oil Refinery in Assam causing a massive fire. About 100 workers evacuated with no casualties reported. Early reports say damage involved 15 storage tanks holding about 1.3 million gallons each as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Assam
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Tinsukia
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Indian Oil Corporation
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Asam
Issam
ULFA
Hanseem Ahmed
Ahmed
VFW project helps servicemen phone home
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Operation Uplink program funds 20 minute phone cards for active duty servicemen abroad and hospitalized veterans. Sprint provided a 30 percent discount and waived connection fees, with AT&T supplying international cards. Walmart underwrote 625000 cards last year. Local posts and auxiliaries fund donations, while Hallmark aided card distribution.
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Ellwood City
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Lawrence County
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Kansas City
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National Office of the
Uplink
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Sprint
VFW
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At&t
Wal-Mart
Hallmark
NFL
Middle East
Operation Uplink
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Operationuplink
War fears spur largest job cuts since attacks
Washington AP reports February saw 308000 jobs cut, unemployment rise to 5.8 percent as war fears, terrorism alerts, and harsh winter weigh on the economy. Labor Dept notes long-term jobless rise. analysts warn of recession risk. Industry sectors like services and manufacturing face declines, with potential Fed rate cuts eyed.
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