Fatal Hearing Set in Farrell Murder Case
Farrell man Robert J. King, 25, faces a June 2 preliminary hearing in the fatal shooting case of Beverly Blough, 28, whose body was found near the Sharon Sterl Corp plant by a passing motorist. King is in Mercer County Jail on possible murder charges. A separate incident reports five year old Cristina Marsh dying from head injuries after a fall from a television set at a Spring Township farm.
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Farrell, Pa
OPN
Robert J. King
Farrell
Fages
Beverly Blough
Sharon Sterl Corp
Sharon
King
Ohio
Mercer County
Mercer
Cristina Marsh
Nearhy Spring Township
Bray Didi
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Youngstown
Mino
Grove City Hospital
St. Elizabeth
Hearing aid regulations pass House in Harrisburg
The Pennsylvania House approved a bill to empower the state to regulate hearing aid sales by licensing fitters and requiring exams to screen for hearing ailments. The measure, sent to the Senate by a 1857 vote, aims to encourage medical consultation before purchases and direct problem cases to doctors. A separate bill granting oversight of health spas and dating services also cleared the House by a 172 to 17 vote.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Pennsylvania
Senate
State Health Department
House
Union to buy land resort for educational use
The United Steelworkers authorized purchasing Landes Hall, a 743 acre public resort in Fayette County, Pennsylvania, for educational and recreation purposes at an estimated cost over $1 million. The plan includes buildings and grounds development to serve union needs while keeping recreational facilities open to the public.
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Pittsburgi Ups
United Steelworkers of America
Pennsylvania
Avalon
USW
L.Y. Abel
Landes Hall
Fayette County
Abel
Ulog
Murder suspect pleads innocent in WVU coed slayings
Eugene Paul Clawson pleaded innocent in Monongalia Circuit Court to charges he murdered West Virginia University coeds Karen Ferrell and Mared Malarik six years ago. He was ordered to undergo psychiatric tests. authorities say he confessed and led officers to a crevice where remains were disposed, though searches found no evidence.
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Morgantown
W. Va
UPS
Eugene Paul Clawson
Monongalia
West Virginia University
Clawson
Marvin Kiger
WVU
Karen Ferrell
Quinnand
Mared Malarik
Kennetan
Pulil Marion
Tension strains Beirut after Edde wounding sparks clashes
In Beirut fighting flared after the wounding of moderate Christian leader Raymond Edde. Moslems held Sidon and Zane as President-elect Elias Sarkis failed to advance a quiet truce. About 74 were killed and 140 wounded as Sarkis’s diplomacy faltered.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
Raymond Edde
Elias Sarkis
Sidon
Zane
Wilmington school plan meetings set
Public meetings to explain costs and plans for building a new elementary will be held June 17, 21 and 22. The district will replace New Wilmington and Volant elementaries with a new campus on the current high school field. the field will be relocated.
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NG Wilmington
Neko
Wilmington Area School Board
Pulaski
East Lawrence
Wilmington and
Volant
Volant Parenthet Organization
PTO
Harry Craft
Hubert J. Sherwood
Sherwood
Iial
All Statc
Theresa Hoye
John Hoye
William Shaw
Opposition forms to block 1.2 million food stamp cut suit
A broad coalition including 26 states, U.S. Conference of Mayors, Puerto Rico, New York, San Juan, DC, 53 unions, 22 religious groups and 70 plaintiffs filed suit against the Agriculture Department to halt rules lowering food stamp aid for 10.8 million Americans. The challenge targets a change based on a $10 monthly deduction and a revised income measure.
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Washington
UPI
Agricul
Ure
Food Research and Action Center
FRAC
New York
Conference of Mayors
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
San Juan
District of Columbia
Hays admits trust ethics panel to review affair
Rep Wayne Hays acknowledged an affair with Elizabeth Ray and asked the House Ethics Committee to investigate. He stated he did not appoint her to his staff pay role and described the allegations as lies. The ethics panel could recommend expulsion, stripping of chairmanship, or censure, or find him innocent.
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Washington
UPE
Hep
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Miss Hays
House
Carl Albert
Democratic
Thomas Gmno
Uwir
Alohn Flynn
Ctties
Hoge
Hin
FBI
Allegatans
Justice Departeent
Crats
Elizabeth Ray
Patria Pesk
Grany
City receives plans to build two restaurants on Washington St
Plats show two new restaurant sites on W Washington Street submitted to the City Redevelopment Authority by Arcon Development Corp. The plans were revealed last night and detail proposed locations and project scope for the two eateries.
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W. Washington Street
City Redevelopment Authority
Arcon Development Corp
City bridge to be opened for bicentennial celebration
The West Washington Street Bridge over the Shenango River, funded at 1,008,000 by Brodhead Construction Co, is over 75 percent complete and set to open by July 4 as part of the bicentennial festivities. Arcon plans restaurants adjacent to Towne Mall across from Eat n Park, with plot plans approved for a phantom facility between Giant Eagle Market and Sears Automotive Service Center. The authority board supports the concept but will meet City Council to discuss curbs and tents.
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West Washington Street
Pennsylvania Department of Transportative
Chauncey P. Saupp
Shenango River
Brodhead Construction Co
Arcon
Towne Mall
Eat 'N Park
Iain B. Bhackson
Boar
Eagle Market
Sears ‘Automotive
Shenango High School to name Palumbo new principal
Conrad J. Palumbo current Benjamin Franklin Junior High principal is expected to become Shenango High School leader next month as the Shenango Area School Board president Joseph Trimble reports three applicants for the post and a formal board action is planned at the June 14 meeting. Debra Klingensmith disputed confusion with Deborah Irene Klingensmith over an underage drinking incident at Hamed's Lounge on May 15.
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Conrad J. Palumbo
Benjamin Franklin Junior High
Shenango High School
Monute
Joseph Trimble
Shenango Area
Trimble
John Susko
Palumbo
Paul
Deborah Irene) Klingensmith
Hutchison St
Hamed
Debra Klingensmith
Shaw St
Klingensmith
Authority lets Exxon station demolition pact
The City Redevelopment Authority awarded Graziani and Sons the contract to demolish an Exxon station at Falls and N Jefferson streets. A landfill permit by June 7 is required. if not granted the contract may go to Joseph Cioffi Trucking.
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City Redevelopment Authority
Fsight Li A. Graziani and Sons, Inc
Foxxon
Falls and
N. Jefferson Streets
Hoowever
Graziani
Joseph Cioffi
Cioffi
Nick P. Navarra
Authority
Kaslani
State Department of Environmental Resources
Der
Navarra
State Departsment of Transportation
Ttxvas
D. John Razzano
DET Tauk
Fred Gramiant
Legal cash threatened by dispute in Pennsylvania
About $7.6 million in federal funds for the Pennsylvania Legal Services program are at risk due to a dispute with the federal government over confidentiality between lawyers and clients. The $10 million program, created in 1973, provides legal aid to the needy with 15 percent funded by HEW and the rest by the state.
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Marrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shapp
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Legal Services Center
Texs
Wat Gierald Kaufman
Legal Services
State Departement of Welfare
Naney
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