Firemen plan Laurel High Fire School June 11 13
The Lawrence County Firemen and Fire Chiefs Association votes to hold its 1976 Fire School at Laurel High June 11 to 13 hosted by Hlippery Rock Scott and Hickory townships. The site features an auditorium cafeteria and two lakes for drills. Funding and land questions impact future sites.
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Lawrence County Firemen's and Fire Chiefs’ Association
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Hickory
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William Rower
Taylor Towrslip
New Castle
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Shenango Progressive Council to Press for Local Police Upgrade
Shenango Township supervisors meeting eyed by Shenango Progressive Council with aims to expand police protection, citing single officer on duty while neighboring townships deploy five or six. Members noted budgeted funds for three more part time officers exist, urging faster action amid crime committee push.
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Shenango
Shenango Township
Progressive Council
Shepanga Township
Ralph Esposito
Esposito
Clarence Framplin
Union
Neshannock
Anthony Torsello
Citizens Crime Compiler
Lixetly Grange
Mittee
Frank A. Vilzll
OTS
Mort
Joe Champ
Pulaski
Washington
Rourxil
Youth Escapes Crash Injury On Wet Streets
Davtd L. Perrine, 16, of 652% E. Washington St., escaped serious injury after his car skidded on wet pavement and struck three parked vehicles on CountyLine and Walnut Streets around 6:40 p.m. Perrine was treated for chest pains at St. Francis Hospital and released. The crash damaged Domenick Scarnati, David L. Perrine, and Michael J. Russo, all residents on nearby streets.
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C¢Lty Polite
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Westbour
CountyLine Street
Walnut Street
Domenick Scarnati
Countylingtreet
David L. Perring
Countyline 54
Michael J. Russo
Knox Ave
Ellwood City
Tanner Named Director of Citizens Bank in New Castle
Charles W. Tanner, manager of the Oakland Athletics and former MLB player, was elected as a director of Citizens National Bank of New Castle yesterday. A New Castle native and Shenango High School graduate, Tanner has a lengthy baseball career including stints with the Milwaukee Braves Cubs Indians and Angels and managerial success in the White Sox and Angels farms. He and his wife Barbara Weiss live in Neshannock Township with their four sons.
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Maitland Bank
Neshannock Township
Shenango High School
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Davenport
Iowa
Chicago White Sox
Hawaii
White Sox
Taney
Oakland
Annietig Heis
Tanney
Barbara Weiss
Mark
Gary
Brent
Bruce
Lottery payout split forces ex wife claim in Maryland case
Maryland judge orders Hebert Bronson to share half of his remaining 700000 prize with Betty Bronson, after a Texas court decree. The couple’s dispute centers on postwar winnings and a Texas court ruling awarded the ex-wife a share of Bronson’s lottery proceeds.
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Greenville
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Board votes to appeal order on Bair reinstatement
New Castle Area School Board unanimously votes to appeal the reinstatement of former teacher Thomas P. Bair ordered by Secretary of Education John C. Pittenger. Bair was fired in July for alleged negligence and incompetence at Franklin Junior High. The board also approves a 900,000 dollar loan from First Seneca Bank at 2.7 percent to bridge state subsidy timing and considers refinancing to cover remodeling costs.
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Ellwood
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Joseph J. Cook
Lenore Thompson
C. Bilse Murdoch
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William Thompson
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New Castle
U S Steel reports near record 1975 profits
UPI reports U S Steel Corp says 1975 profits reached near record levels despite recession and weak steel shipments. An overall price rise of 4.8 percent and growth in iron/steel line of business boosted pre tax income, offsetting a 1 percent drop in shipments from 25.5 million tons in 1974 to 17.8 million tons in 1975. Profits were 559.6 million dollars, 40.39 per share, with revenues at 8.33 billion, down from 9.33 billion.
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U8. Steel Corp
Fhonsteel
Ex Nazi past haunts ex Rotarian Wick bid for international job
Vienna based Industrials Wolfgang Wick plans to run for Rotary International president amid protests by the AntiDefamation League and others over his Nazi party and S S membership in Austria. Wick defends his wartime service saying he was drafted and had little choice. In Washington, UPI reports American grain sales to Russia may rise by 5 to 6 million tons before September 30.
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S.S
U.5
Washington
City planning consultant key to project OK in New Castle
City planners credit Rubinstein and his firm for guiding New Castle through federal programs since 1963. He argues job creation outweighs rehabilitation alone, noting $300000 could clear land for development but only if long term commitment is kept. The consultant emphasizes measuring eligibility and upcoming changes to sustain progress amid criticism from some committee members.
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United States
Uie Cily
New Castle
Sophie Ellis
HUD
Lin
Wee
Redevelopment Authority
Able Authority
Hubinstein
New Caste
Newy Castle
Court Workers Sick-Out Shuts County Courts
Court employees from the prothonotary and clerk of courts offices, register and recorder, sheriff, district attorney, public defender, and probation services staged a sick-out in protest over stalled contract talks with the county. Represented by Construction and General Laborers Local 564, the workers include court related staff and county departments, with ongoing negotiations led by Carl DiGennaro and county labor official Richard Audino. The duration and impact remain unsettled as talks resume.
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Carl DiGennaro
Negolistor
Richard Audion
Audino
DiGennaro
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