New Castle Crime and Lottery Roundup
New Castle residents face charges from police and state troopers including burglary, possession of instrument of crime, false identification, driving under the influence, drug paraphernalia offenses, and animal license violations. Other defendants plead or are charged in Shenango and Neshannock townships for retail theft, disorderly conduct, speeding, and harassment. Local lottery results for Pennsylvania and New Castle area midday and evening draws are listed.
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New Castle
Kkeith Andrew Marshall
Robert Lee Sutton Jr
Timothy James Mosely
Andrew Schmitt II
David B.rishel
Glen Edward Davis
Shenango Township
Tyler Trewitz
Danville
Jordan FE. McMullen
Scott A. McGrath eSierra
Nicole Madison
Pulaski Township
Neshannock Township
Samuel Mark Flores
New Wilmington
Fouad Mansour
Michael James Pitzer
Cesar A. Munoz
Kathleen J. Weingartner
Lottery Numbers Readout for Wednesday Night Draws
The Wednesday night results list ePick 3 numbers 139 and 253, ePick 4 numbers 5900 and 2831, Rolling Cash 5 numbers 6 10 1 24 27, Powerball drawing 12 35 45 46 47 with Powerball 12, Pick 3 and eLotto combinations noted as 253 2831 and 3 7 13 20 25 49.
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Correction Local Curtain Time For Little Shop Of Horrors
Curtain time at Union High School for the musical Little Shop of Horrors is 7 p m today tomorrow and Saturday An incorrect time appeared in yesterday s edition Births JAMESON HOSPITAL To Marissa N Donohue and Floyd Hunter a son on March 6 2012 To Emily P Smalnik and Kenny Clemmer a son on March 6 2012 Accidents Police report Nathan Kreitzer 53 of Boyd School Road lost control of his vehicle near Old Pittsburgh and Union Valley roads about 9 a m Monday The car struck a guiderail exited the highway then struck another guiderail Kreitzer was taken to Ellwood City Hospital Disciplinary actions Jennifer J Kerr 41 of 2021 Pennsylvania Ave cited for disorderly conduct after a domestic disturbance call about 1 p m Friday Her house was added to the township s list of disorderly houses DUI accident Police said David Paul Hovis 59 of Butler hit the back of a vehicle driven by Heather McCosby 32 of New Castle on New Butler Road near Route 388 March 1 McCosby s vehicle contained her three children Police said Hovis faced charges of violence and other traffic offenses No injuries were reported State police assisted Theft George Threats 18 charged with theft by unlawful taking March 1 Shenango High School Feb 27 money and a watch were taken from a student s gym locker Threats was seen wearing his watch Thursday The victim reported it to authorities Threats was called out of class and interviewed with his father present District judges MELISSA A AMODIE Gary Defrank 56 of New Castle charged by
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Boyd School Road
Pittsburgh
Union Valley Roads
Kreizer
Ellwood City Hospital
Jennifer J. Kerr
Pennsylvania Ave
David Paul Hovis
Butler
Heather McCosby
New Castle
New Butler Road
McCosby
Hovis
George
Shenango High School
Voter ID Bill Clears Pa Senate Amid Debate
Pennsylvania Senate approved a voter photo ID requirement 26 to 23, with Democrats and several groups opposing as voter suppression. Supporters say it protects elections, with Gov. Corbett backing, and House action expected. Legal challenges loom from the ACLU and Democrats, while DoJ approvals remain pending for broader enactment.
Report Calls Still More Action Needed to Stop Youth Smoking
U S Surgeon General report urges stronger anti tobacco efforts targeting teens with lower tobacco access and higher taxes. It notes nearly 20 percent of high schoolers smoke, risks of addiction, reduced lung function, heart disease, and the need for campaigns and FDA regulatory steps to prevent youth tobacco use.
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Richmond
U.S
Surgeon General
Regina Benjamin
Associated Press
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Benjamin
High court hears casino license complaint
Mason-Dixon Resorts L.P. appeals the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board decision awarding a casino license to Nemacolin Woodlands Resort near Pittsburgh. The Mason-Dixon lawyer argued the proposal violates state law by placing the casino outside the hotel and lacking the required 275 guest rooms. The Supreme Court will consider voiding the award and ordering a recap of the license.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board
Pennsylvania
State Supreme Court
Mason-Dixon Resorts L.P
Gettysburg Battlefield
The
Gaming Board
Pittsburgh
Mason- Dixon
Stephen Schrier
Nemacolin
Schrier
Ronald D. Castille
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