Fiorelli, Connie M. 87, Ellwood City
Connie M Fiorelli 87 of Ellwood City died May 11 2000 in Ellwood City Hospital skilled care unit Born March 4 1913 in Ellwood City daughter of Vincenzo Riccar and Maria Zona Riccar She was married to Frank Fiorelli Sr who died in 1954 Worked in Ellwood City School District for 10 years Member of St Agatha Church Holy Redeemer Parish Survived by daughter Marylou Jinar three sisters and three grandchildren Preceded in death by husband son and three sisters Visitation 930 to 1030 am tomorrow Samuel Teolis Funeral Home Mass 11 am tomorrow at St Agatha Church Burial in Holy Redeemer Cemetery
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Connie M. Fiorelli
Hazel Ave
Ellwood City
Ellwood City Hospital
Vincenzo and
Maria Zona Riccar
Frank Fiorelli
Armand “Hardy” Riccardi
Charles Riccardi
Mary Dominelli
Susie de Luria
Julia Maietta
Visitation
Samuel Teolis
Spring Ave
St. Agatha Church
Raymond Boccardi
Holy Redeemer Cemetery
Lois Vaneman obituary notice from Westerville Ohio
Lois Vaneman 83 former Old Pittsburgh Road resident died May 12 2000 in Westerville Ohio. A complete obituary will be announced tomorrow by R Cunningham Funeral Home 2429 Wilmington Road.
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Pittsburgh Road
Lois Vaneman
Westerville
Ohio
R. Cunningham
Wilmington Road
Los Alamos Fire Escalates In Brush Burn Disaster
Gray smoke cloaks the cobalt sky as 1 000 firefighters fight to contain a wind driven blaze that scorched 20 000 acres near Bandelier National Monument. It forced 25 000 residents from Los Alamos, destroyed 260 homes, damaged 20 more, and threatened a plutonium facility while lab officials assure safety and possible health risks from nearby hazardous waste zones.
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Los Alamos
N.M
Ed Pullian
Pullian
Bandelier National Monument
Jim Paxon
Albuquerque
Los Alamos National
John Gustafson
White Rock
Paul Schumann
Los Alamos County
Bill Lehman
Don Shainin
National Park Service
Bandelier
Lawrence County Humane Society Faces Adoption Hurdles and Euthanasia
Mittica, leading the Lawrence County Humane Society, says adoptions depend on demand as about half of incoming dogs are strays and many are unhealthy or abused. The shelter uses euthanasia via injection and a carbon monoxide chamber, feeling the strain on staff. The no kill model is absent locally, and the society operates with a $90,000 annual budget.
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Mittica
Lawrence County
Lawrence County Humane Society
Humane Societies
Clay Criswell
Western Pennsylvania Humane Society
Federated Humane Societies of Pennsylvania
The
Humane Society of
United States
Criswell
Humane Society
Joseph Raught
Henderson
Lois Winter
Butler County Humane Society
Crystal Gillespie
Local humane society faces tough euthanasia decisions
The humane society leaders describe euthanasia as an image and ethics issue, noting lack of alternative shelters and ongoing efforts to raise adoptions and funds. They defend policy as necessary and emphasize responsible pet ownership and careful matching of dogs to homes.
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Raught
Humane Society
Cindy
The
David Henderson
Humane Society Board
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Iety
the Center Banquet
E. North Street
Best Inns
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the Olde Post Office
Diabetes Center
St. Francis
American Diabetes Association
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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National
Adards For Diabetes
Si. Francis Health System
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