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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2000
Page
7
A doctor testified that Crash From page 1 was alive during the crash and died in the fire. State police and turnpike officials initially suspected Konecny suffered a heart attack at the moment of impact, possibly explaining why his truck did not slow before hitting a concrete barrier.
The report notes signs at the Gateway Interchange advising delays and listing alternate routes for cars and trucks. Dr. Karl E Williams details the driver Konecny died in the fire from smoke asphyxiation after a crash near Ellwood City. An accident reconstructionist will map the interchange to determine why he did not slow despite warning signals. FBI?
Ten students including Scofield and Pionati faced tragedy as a driver fell asleep returning from Pittsburgh. Principal Tomelleo addressed staff and students about Eddinger’s death and arranged memorials at Westminster College. Funeral attendance was encouraged, and flowers and yearbooks honored the deceased while plans for Jessica’s senior year were left open.
Residents in New Castle gather at Second Baptist Church to march to Kennedy Square in a silent protest against violence. Speakers including Mayor Tim Fulkerson urge unity and action while purple ribbons and a candle vigil symbolize hope for prevention and community intervention.
Walter Sarafian, 98, previously convicted in 1990 of hiring a hit man to kill his wife, was arrested again in Kingston for trespassing after recent pattern of arrests at Village Pizza. He was held in Ulster County Jail on $100 bail.
Ellwood City High School baseball meets Waynesburg at 5 p.m. tomorrow in a Class AA semifinal at Beth Center. The winner advances in the WPIAL playoffs.
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