Ann Arent Named New Castle's First Lady of Philanthropy
Longtime volunteer Ann Arent, active since 1942, is honored as New Castle's First Lady for her work with the hospital as president of the hospital auxiliary and remembrance fund. She has led drives, chaired dinners, and supported multiple local and church groups over decades.
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Remembrance Fund
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Catholic Daughters of Amerina
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Lawrence County
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Voluctear Spirit
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Sm¢awan Red Cross
Divmont Sta Hospital
Tuller Veterans Administration Hospital
City, Recreation Board
Lawwrence County
Catholic Daughters of America
Teresarene
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Appointment to audit post Harrisburg
Auditor General At Buntaid names Noe Mary Ann Nobers of New Castle as director of the Burens of School Avails with a salary of 25448 dollars. Nobers is a graduate of Muse University and attended St Louis University and the University of Pitt. She heads audits of 54 school districts and four vocational technical schools. The Public Unity Commission authorizes toll free service from New Bedford and New Wilmington to New Castle beginning April 16. The move aims to reduce toll calls and raise monthly bills by amounts for various service levels.
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UPI
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New Castle
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Nobers
Muse University
St. Louis University
University of Pittshueghy
Hanrisburg
UPT
Public Unity Commission
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Fiie
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New Wilmington
PUC
Hell ‘Telephone
Coe New Castle Exchange
PAC
Sal
Islands seek secession talks amid new seaport
Vermont signals openness to uniting with Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket as a strategy against a Massachusetts redistricting plan. Secretary Bultey calls Vermont the only New England state without a seaport and hints secession discourse could open access to the ocean. The move echoes a 1970s precedent when Vineyard joined Massachusetts after rejection of direct representation.
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UPI
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Martha's Vineyard
Charles Bultey
Vermnant
New England
Vineyard
News York
Massachusetts
Abrams Sees Good Chance For GOP Job In PennsylvaniA
Abrams a WB2N manager and GOP activist vies for state party chair after Sen. Richard Brame’s death. He trails two other finalists but travels across southeastern and northwestern Pennsylvania to meet caucuses. Abrams touts his broadcasting and Capitol Hill background and pledges fresh reforms, organization, and new energy to revitalize the party.
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Strait Walter
Chatrines
Terry Abrams
Noy
Geal
Abrams
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Ut Yas
Richard C. Brame
GOP
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Miesinalree
Abrants
Shreveport
Lancaster
Capitol Hill
Bruins
Republican State Committee
Joby
Jordan
Jomner
New Castle
Sind
Clifford P Jones
Hns
Harrisburg
Washington
We Activa Agency
Kenneth Lee
Abrars
Los
Sony Adrenaliin Towing
Absans
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Muskie Targets Ethics Bill as Debate Heats Up
Senate debate over a pending ethics overhaul intensifies with Muskie and Packwood pushing for limits on outside earnings and speech fees. Byrd predicts a tough vote, while leaders expect key provisions on personal finances and gifts to pass, tightening rules on outside income.
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UPI
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D-Meine
Faimed Be
Robert Byrd
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Vna Pew
Oriles
Byrd
West Virginia
Muskie
Ec Packwood
House
Senate
Judge refuses to merge rape case indictments in county
Common Pleas Judge Howard W. Lyon rejected District Attorney Donald Williams's bid to consolidate the rape and prostitution cases of John E. Gabriel Kevin Gifford vial and others. He said Williams lacked assurances that Giffin would testify for others. The indictments allege sex related crimes with two 13 year old girls across the county in early January.
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Common Pleas
Howard W. Lyon
Donald Williams
John E. Gabriel
Kevin Giffin
Dor Vial
Lyon
Willams
Giffin
Otter
Fiabriel
HGS
Cascade St
Weshero
William Parris
Maryland Ave
End of the cold winter as spring begins predicted
Pittsburgh observers at Buhl Planetarium say the vernal equinox arrives precisely at 12 43 p m tomorrow marking the start of spring. The earth’s tilt remains constant while seasonal light and temperature shift as days grow longer and the sun rises due east and sets due west.
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Pittsburgh
Buhl Planetarium
Insitute
Mining firms refuse penalties in Schuylkill County
Six coal companies in Schuylkill County faced federal enforcement actions for failing to pay penalties up to 1500 each under the Coal Mine Health and Safety Acts. U S Attorney David W Marston cited repeated violations found by federal inspections, including shaft hazards and inadequate ventilation and roof supports. The firms and HQs named include Bags Cal Co Hegins Goss Cash Co Lansbury Herring Brothers Lucas Coal TD2 Pine Grove DD 1 Coal Co ROL Plane Grove Split Vein Coal Co RNL Paxings and Nore Coal Co Hegins.
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UPH
Schuylkill County
David W.marston
Federal
Mine Enforcement Safety Administration
Marston
BAGS
Cal Co. RY
Hegins
Goss Cash Co
Lansbury
Herring Brothers
Lucas Coal
TD2
Pine Grove
Dd, & 1 Coal Co
Plane Grove
Split Vein Coal Co
RNL
Paxings
Nore Coal Co
Court rejects budget loaks in Harrisburg ruling
Commonwealth Court ruled that the public has no right to inspect departmental reports used to draft Governor Stegg's nine billion general fund budget. The unanimous decision dismissed House Minority Leader Butera's Right to Know Act claim. State departments and agencies must submit annual reports to the Budget Office by November 1, including revenue and expenditure estimates for past, current, and coming years.
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UPI
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Milton J. Stegg
House
Robert Butera
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FAA probes fatal plane crash near CHSRLEROT Pennsylvania
A UPI report states the FAA opened an investigation after a light plane crashed about 10 miles north of CHSRLEROT in Westmoreland County killing Edward Settles of Wilkinsburg and injuring passenger A Austgen of Pittsburgh. The aircraft struck a West Penn Power high tension line while en route from Allegheny County Airport to Three Rivers airport.
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Wilco Hill
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Wilkinsburg
Westmoreland County
James Stump
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Pittsburgh
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McKeesport Hospital
Flosteatz
Allegheny County
Roatraver
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Gertrude) Bennett
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Lowrance County
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