Pa. Construction employs 230000 workers in 1997
Harrisburg AP The Census Bureau reports Pennsylvania had about 230,000 construction workers in 1997 who performed $33 billion of work, with $7 billion in payroll. Buildings dominated activity at 78 percent, and 44 percent of workers were at firms with fewer than 20 employees.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
U.S. Census Bureau
District of Columbia
Census Bureau
Debra Tingley
Pennsyl
Vania Builders Association
Jury Awards 70000 in 1994 Traffic Accident Case
A Lawrence County jury ruled Linganna negligent in a Nov 7 1994 collision on Mitchell Road Neshannock Township. Hassam Mansour and wife Nahla receive 70000 damages including 35000 for future medical costs. Linganna to pay. Lawyers Carmen Lamancusa and Leo Stepanian II said appeal planned.
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Bhattarahally Y. Linganna
Neshannock Township
Hassam F. Mansour
Nahla
Neshannock
Lawrence County
Linganna
Carmella Drive
Mansour
Mansours
Carmen F. Lamancusa
Leo Stepanian II
Butler
Stepanian
Rock blast blocks Turnpike westbound near Somerset
A Pennsylvania Turnpike blasting operation yesterday caused a rockslide that shut westbound lanes west of Somerset for about two and a half hours. Traffic was diverted onto Route 31 with reentry at Donegal. no injuries were reported as crews repaired a damaged concrete barrier and restored both lanes by evening.
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Somerset
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Jack Baker
Baker
Donegal
Wampum native climbs to Air National Guard career
Mike Swanik, once driven away from his psychology major by poor grades at Westminster College, built a life in basketball and business before rising through the Pennsylvania Air National Guard. He served as deputy director of maintenance, held multiple command posts, and completed a full military career as a colonel. Swanik credits his early life, education, and discipline from basic training for his success, and now leads Doren Inc.'s plant in Route 18 with a long marriage and two sons.
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Mike Swanik
Westminster College
Wampum
Swanik
National Guard
Robert Morris College
171St
Pennsylva
Nia National Guard
Pittsburgh
Air Force
Vietnam
United States
Sno-Top Mushroom Farm
Air National Guard
Wampum High School
Repman’s
L. Butler Hennon
Union
Shenango
Doren Inc
Route 18
Susan
Captain America
Parking fines rise in Ellwood City council action
Ellwood City residents will see higher fees for parking violations and business licenses after council action on Monday. Monthly parking permits rise to 20 dollars, fines double for meters and other violations, pool admissions increase, accident reports rise, and alarm installations up to 50 dollars. Street parking restrictions near handicapped areas are set for 90 days starting June 1, with ACCOUNTS for purchases and repairs approved.
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Ellwood City
Veterans Memorial
Council
Line Avenue
Argonne Boulevard
Line
California Avenues
Ning
Police Department
New Castle
Public Works Department
ComDoc of
Youngstown
SCT
Ellwood
Ash Ellwood City Hospital and area notices
Local birth notices list a son born March 21 2000 to Ash Ellwood City Hospital recipient Ted and Linda Alford Kelosky of 318 Thomas Hill Road Fombell and a daughter for Piero and Kristin Casimiri Longo of Sewickley in Sewickley Valley Hospital. Police report arrests theft burglaries and accidents across New Castle and surrounding townships with multiple individuals charged or under investigation.
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Ellwood City Hospital
Ted
Linda Alford Kelosky
Thomas Hill Road
Fombell
Piero
Kristin Casimiri Longo
Sewickley
Sewickley Valley Hospital
Longo
New Castle
Randy
Noele Dattilo Reynolds
Harmony
Magee-Womens Hospital
Pittsburgh
Reynolds
Covert Road Section to Close for Rail Work
Norfolk Southern will close a Covert Road section in Mahoning Township from 8 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. tomorrow to remove blacktop near Covert's Crossing Bridge. Rail replacement is planned next week and the bridge may close for a couple of days with dates to be announced. The work area lies on the south side of the Mahoning River.
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Norfolk Southern Railroad
Mahoning Township
Covert’s Crossing
Mahoning River
Auxiliary spring craft show planned by Shenango VFD Auxiliary
The Shenango Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary will host its annual spring craft show from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the fire hall on East Washington Street. Admission is free and refreshments will be available. For table reservations or information call 657-8976 or 652-3919. The Union High School classes of 1955 and 1956 hold a reunion on Aug. 19. addresses are sought for listed classmates and can be provided to Lynn Harry at 946-8382.
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Shenango
Union High School
Dean Driggs
Joe Eyler
Pauline Fleeger Stodalak
Kenneth Houk
Kay Lyons
Judy Roberts Pack
Robert Smith
Shirley Minteer Miller
Frances Petrella McAnallen
Benny Reynolds August
Robert Eyler
Lynn Harry
Correction on Marriage License Notice
James L. Thomas Sr. and Tammy L. Moore applied for a marriage license. Thomas name correction issued in Thursday edition. For corrections contact Tim Kolodziej managing editor at 654 6651 ext 614 between 10 30 a m and 3 p m.
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Daily Record
James L. Thomas Sr
Tammy L. Moore
Thomas
Tim Kolodziej
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Ash
Jaina Dawson
Darlington
Grant Street
John Calhoun
Brooklyn Ave
Harry DeRosa
Dewey Ave
Dennis J. Kirkwood
Diane Kirkwood
Winter Ave
Nicole Wallace
W. Cherry St
Kirkwoods
Claudia Moffatt
Anthony Staple
Ridgewood Court
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Pulaski Township
Paul E. Wagner Jr
Yankee Ridge Road
Mercer
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Cynthia Haky
Raymond Davis
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