Hasson Returns to Ellwood City as State Farm Agent
Agent Mark Hasson relocates from Indiana Pa to Ellwood City to head a State Farm office replacing retired Dale Shaw. He cites family roots and community service as key factors and notes a 37 year combined staff experience with Marilyn Mancini and Darlene Shinsky, plus a new marketing specialist Gina Wise.
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Mark Hasson
Indiana
Hasson
Ellwood City
Dale Shaw
Carol A. Farrone
Jenna Marie
Hassan
Chamber of Commerce
State Farm Insurance
Pittsburgh Circle
Marilyn Mancini
Darlene Shinsky
Gina Wise
Michael Baker names Fusilli as president and COO
Pittsburgh AP Michael Baker Corp announces Donald Fusilli Jr to serve as president and chief operating officer. Fusilli brings 27 years with the firm and previously led Baker Energy in Houston as general manager. He holds law and engineering degrees and has been the company’s general counsel and secretary. The appointment takes effect Saturday.
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Michael Baker
COO Pittsburgh
Michael Baker Corp
Donald Fusilli Jr
Fusilli
Baker
Baker Energy
Houston
P G stock falls as investors question future growth
Procter and Gamble shares slid from a 52 week high as factors including pulp cost spikes, a detergent market price war in South America, and delays in the Adenol osteoporosis drug launch weighed on results. Executives called the drop a wakeup call while reaffirming Organization 2005 aims and a 7 percent long term earnings growth.
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Procter & Gamble
P&G’s
Tim Ghriskey
Dreyfus Corp
P&g
Warner-Lambert
American Home Products
Chriskey
Durk S. Jager
Jager
U.S
Area Stocks Move in Narrow Bounds at 10:28 AM
Over the counter listings show modest gains and declines as traders await further cues. Figures reflect intraday activity with quotes supplied by Parker/Hunter Inc. New Castle office.
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New Castle
Parker/Hunter Inc
Controversy Over Sunday Use Of Lincoln High Facilities
Proposals to restrict Sunday access to public facilities at Lincoln High raise constitutional concerns. Solicitor Charles Garbett argues limits could violate First Amendment by favoring Christianity and inviting lawsuits from other faiths. Board members note few Sunday activities beyond fall practices and a December concert. discussions include coordinating with churches and coaches.
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Lincoln High School
Charles Garbett
Brad Ovial
Grigsby
Ovial
Miller
Lincoln
Reese
Burn From Page 2 Sparks Budget and Hiring Debate
The board blocked a proposal to restrict 18 and under students from using school property before 1 p.m. on Sundays next school year. They also defeated a bid to require custodial applicants to reach 70 percent on testing and to adopt a no tax increase budget for the coming year. Amy Miller, voting against new taxes, set three budget meetings for April 6, 25 and 27. The custodial policy firebrand Reese faced earlier defeat, with Chuck Landolfi demanding he withdraw, a motion blocked by Roberts Rules. The meeting featured remarks by Ovial and Burrelli showing a burn ordinance focus as Burrelli unveiled a barrels-based grill kit, joking about city laughter beyond New Castle.
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Reese
Amy Miller
Chuck Landolfi
Roberts Rules of Order
Ovial
Ellwood City school board actions and budget approvals
The board plans an outreach program to keep dropouts in school by offering a modified schedule and business trade learning. It approved the 2.8 million Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV budget, Ellwood’s $17,742 share, tax collection date changes, salaries for two secretaries, new substitute hires, and permits for local baseball and park projects with several low bids awarded for bleachers, playgrounds, and stadium fencing.
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Lyon
Ellwood
Ellport
Sanders Field
Ellwood City Baseball Boosters
Dani Clayton Corp
Louisville
Walnut Ridge
Mister B’s
New Castle
Mr. Fence
Perry Township
Helling Stadium
City Council Battles Over Y Plan and Deshon Ball Fields
The council debated the Young Men's Christian Association involvement in a countywide sports complex, noting prior city work on Deshon ball fields and questioning the Y’s aims. Members cited funds and tax implications, while DiMuccio defended cooperation and the city’s expenditure. The panel also raised golf memberships, added a 15 minute handicap space, and opened bids for software and street work with two foreign bids among the results.
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Deshon
Majorano
Harris
Rick DeBlasio
Dan Harris
DeBlasio
Young Men’s Christian Association
DiMuccio
New Castle
Sylvan Heights
Council
Laurel Boulevard
Kennedy Primary Center
Csdc Systems Inc
Mississauga
Ontario
Canada
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