Mayor eyes Tri-State sale of downtown garage and lots
Mayor Richard Christofer announced Tri-State Realty Co could lease purchase the downtown parking garage and three city lots for 1.4 million over ten years. The deal would shift authority responsibilities to the city while the Parking Authority loses management duties and the city bears debt and maintenance costs. Council support is not guaranteed, and negotiations hinge on a formal agreement.
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Richard Christofer
Christofer
Tri- State Realty Co
Monroeville
Canton
Ohio
South Mercer
East Washington Streets
Hudson Lanch
Mercer Street
McEntire & Clark
Capitol Grill
Parking Authority
Tri-State Realty
North Jefferson and
Beaver Streets
St. Mary Church
New Castle Library
Tri- State Realty
Tri-State Realty Co
Lawrence M. Kelly
Youngstown
Downtown Business Association
John DiMuccio
Robert Rainey
Surprises in Pennsylvania primary include Ertel loss
In a day of unexpected results, the state voted down a local tax referendum by 75 percent and saw Allen Ertel lose the Democratic primary for the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. With most precincts counted, the referendum failed in all but two rural counties while Ertel trailed Ralph Cappy by about 3.6 points. Ertel had previously won the nomination in 1988 before the election was canceled.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Allen Ertel
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Mifflin and
Clinton
Robert P. Casey
Casey
GOP
Bob Casey
Pennsylvania
Earl Baker
Chester County
Republican State Committee
Baker
Supreme Court
Ertel
Lycoming County
Allegheny County Common Pleas
Ralph Cappy
Eunice Ross
Jury clears distillery in fetal alcohol case ruling no liability
Seattle jurors found James Beam Distillery Co not liable for fetal alcohol syndrome in the child of Candace Thorp, despite her admitted heavy drinking during pregnancy. The four-day deliberation concluded a warning label would not have changed the outcome, with Thorp having been warned against drinking. The Thorps sought 4 million dollars for lifelong care of their son Michael, now 4, who has fetal alcohol syndrome.
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James Beam Distillery Co
Candace Thorp
Harold
U.S
Staci Gilbreth
Thorp
Jim Beam
Thorps
James Beam
Michael
Gilbreth
Teen fires at Burgettstown High in prom distress
A 16 year old boy fired seven shots in the Burgettstown High School lobby and library before police restrained him. No injuries were reported. He faces aggravated assault and terroristic threats charges and is held at the juvenile detention center awaiting a Monday hearing. The motive tied to a breakup and prom rejection.
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Burgettstown, Pa
UPI
Burgettstown High School
Edward Novak
Washington County Juvenile Court
Greensburg
Novak
OAS blames Noriega for abuses in Panama crisis
The Organization of American States backed by 20 countries and opposed by Panama and Nicaragua adopted a consensus resolution naming Gen Manuel Noriega responsible for grave abuses in Panama s electoral crisis The compromise language warned such abuses could trigger violence and risk lives while Secretary of State James Baker stated the resolution directly names Noriega
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Washington
UPI
Organization of American States
Panama
Manuel Noriega
Nicaragua
OAS
Noriega
Manuel Antonio Noriega
James Baker
People Named in Shenango Home Notices
May 18 1989 notices list Mrs Laura J Baker Joseph Anthony Gallena 68 of Spartanburg SC Mary Jane Hulihan 69 of 304 Boyles Ave and Gladys H McClurg 93 of RD1.
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Laura J. Baker
Shenango
Joseph Anthony Gallena
Spartanburg
S.C
Mary Jane Hulihan
Boyles Ave
Gladys H. McClurg
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