Nine killed in Philadelphia over Labor Day weekend
Homicide detectives search for clues to nine killings during the Labor Day holiday. Milton Robinson, 41, was shot during a poker game in his South Philadelphia kitchen and died hours later. A man in his mid 30s was also found with a chest wound on North Fourth Street. Two men were found dead in Lawndale. Carol Garski, 27, says her ex-boyfriend Mustafa Gurel, 30, confessed to killing the two in southern New Jersey. Garski directed police to Hasan Ali Sariyaka, 29, and Ali Besik, 31, found dead by a single gunshot.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Milton Robinson
South Philadelphia
Robinson
North Fourth Street
Lawndale
Carol Garski
Edgewater Park
N.J
Mustafa Gurel
Jersey
Gurel
Bustleton
Ms. Garski
Hasan Ali Sariyaka
Ali Besik
Lottery Daily number Sept 4 1979 list of names
The item lists daily lottery numbers associated with multiple named individuals. Names include Mrs Lucy J Sargent 88 of 12 E Wallace Ave Ronald Parkonen 43 of 9 Forney Lane Mrs Helen Rodenbaugh 64 of 123 N Mill St Charles W Nicholas Sr 74 of 125 Germain Road Butler Mrs Howard B Sankey 65 of 546 Penn Ave Midland PA Walter Graham 78 of 621 First Ave Ellwood City James G Deegan 62 of Stoneboro RD Samuel Hettenbaugh 81 of Overlook Medical Clinic New Wilmington Mrs Harriet Boyles 73 of 606 Powell Ave Eric Winsome R Clark 75 of 203 E Garfield Ave.
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Lucy J. Sargent
E. Wallace Ave
Ronald “‘Parky” Parkonen
Forney Lane
Helen Rodenbaugh
N. Mill St
Charles W. Nicholas Sr
Germain Road
Butler
Howard B. Sankey
Penn Ave
Midland
Walter Graham
First Ave
Ellwood City
James G. Deegan
Stoneboro
Samuel Hettenbaugh
Overlook Medical Clinic
New Wilmington
Harriet Boyles
Powell Ave
Eric Winsome R. Clark
E. Garfield Ave
Western Pennsylvania Weather and Pollen Report
Fair tonight with a mid 60s low and mostly sunny conditions Wednesday. High near 80 with a 10 percent rain chance. Pollen count measured at Jameson Memorial Hospital Laboratory today at 22 grains per square centimeter.
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Pennsylvania
Jameson Memorial Hospital Laboratory
Unrest in India and Other Quiz News Highlights
The quiz on page 7 of today’s New Castle News lists former Indian prime minister ousted in 1977 amid abuse of power allegations now contesting leadership again. Also asks who OSHA is, where Kurdish rebels seek self rule, and which quarterback aims a 1979 comeback.
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India
OSHA
Mideast
New Castle News
Pollutant in Shenango slays hundreds of fish
Hundreds of musky, carp, and catfish were found dead along the Shenango River near New Castle. Officials test water samples as plant filters and carbon treatments are reviewed. Officials suspect manganese changes and reduced oxygen may have caused the fish kill, with origin of pollution under investigation by the Fish Commission and Department of Environmental Resources.
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Debbie Wachter
Shenango River
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources
Western Pennsylvania Water Co
Thomas J. Fee
New Castle
Joseph Houk
State Fish Commission
Shenango China
Interpace Corp
Orlando
Storm heads toward coast of Georgia
Erratic Hurricane David moved along the Florida coast toward the Atlantic. Warnings extended north to Charleston and Cape Hatteras watched as David neared the Georgia and South Carolina coasts. Death tolls rose in preparations and Caribbean regions with hundreds reported dead.
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Coast of
Georgia
J. Paul Wyatt
Cape Canaveral
Fla
UPI
David
Florida
Atlantic
South Carolina
Palm Beach
Melbourne
Daytona Beach
Fila
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Fernandina Beach
Charleston
S.C
Cape Hatteras
N.C
Boca Raton
Carrbbean
Frederic
Caribbean
Dominican Republic
Antonio Guzman
Teachers set talks as strike deadlines near in seven districts
Negotiations continue in five of seven Lawrence County districts with strike dates looming in New Castle Neshannock and Mohawk while Laurel and Frew Mill delay sessions. Shenango Vo-Tech and the district still plan talks next week as teachers seek contracts despite offers from the districts.
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Lawrence County
New Castle
Neshannock
Mohawk
Vo-Tech
Shenango
Laurel and Frew Mill
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Richard Temple
Fibbon Mennonite man fights church and family
Robert Bear, 50, long ostracized by the Reformed Mennonite Church for challenging doctrines, was arrested after an alleged incident with his wife at a market. He and his family have faced shunning since 1972, with officers reporting he restrained her.
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Carlisle
UPI
Robert Bear
Bear
Lemoyne
West Shore Farmer's Market
Gale Bear
Gary Anderson
Hurricane David Triggers Florida Birth Boom
In southern Florida Hurricane David spurred a wave of labor as about 500 pregnant women in Dade Broward and Palm Beach counties checked into hospitals over the weekend. At Jackson Memorial Hospital 253 expectant women spent Sunday night, nine babies were born, and one mother considered David as a middle name.
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Miami
Dade
Broward
Palm Beach
Ruth Kassewitz
Jackson Memorial Hospital
David
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DEA
Fish Commission
Mennonite
Sylvia Porter
Valerie Stodolsky
Snpj Lodge
Herminie
Miss Stodolsky
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