State probes complaint against county controller amid blame game
A state inquiry into a payroll matter involving Lawrence County Controller Richard M. Cini began after Louis Quahriero, a former Cini employee, filed a complaint and later admitted initiating it. Cini blamed Quahriero, who also says he faces discrimination for docked vacation pay, while Panella and Eppinger deny involvement. the matter may proceed to the federal EEOC for possible action.
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Congress speed bills to aid storms victims
Congress negotiators move to push a multibillion relief package to President Bush for Hurricanes Iniki and Andrew. Senate approves 10.5 billion. House favors 8.8 billion with 520 million for farmers and 400 million for food stamps. Homestead rebuild funds debated. Andrew damage cited at 22 billion, Iniki at 1 billion.
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Oktoberfest Opens With Food Music At Cascade Park
Oktoberfest starts tomorrow at Cascade Park sponsored by Peoples Bank of Western Pennsylvania. Gates open 11 a.m. daily through Sunday with 30 food stands offering Polish German Italian Greek Oriental and Middle East cuisines. Featured musical acts include Mike Isabella and the Swingers Del Sinchak Bob Matasy and more across Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday Polish Day closes with a noon mass and WKST radio Polish Hour.
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Free lunchtime shuttle to Oktoberfest moves to Cascade Park
Downtown workers can ride a free shuttle from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow and Friday, with no admission charge during those hours. The Peoples Bank of Western Pennsylvania Oktoberfest runs Thursday to Sunday at the park, featuring 30 food stands with over 100 items and admission from 1 p.m. adults pay $4, seniors $1.
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Capitol Grill Building Gets Fresh Paint Job Downtown
The Capitol Grill on North Mercer Street in downtown New Castle enhances its curb appeal with new paint and cleaning. The once plain exterior now looks brighter, drawing attention to a historically interesting structure in the town’s core.
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Weather Outlook With Mild Temps Across Region
The forecast calls for daytime highs in the lower eighties with overnight lows from fifty to sixty. Light winds and dry conditions are expected, with no significant precipitation.
Travis Tritt Banned From Tonight Show Over Arsenio Hall Clash
Country star Travis Tritt is banned from The Tonight Show after refusing to cancel an Arsenio Hall Show appearance. Ken Kragen said NBC was alerted to the Arsenio booking in November and Tonight Show producer Helen Kushnick declared Tritt would not appear again. NBC confirmed Tonight Show bookings are staff discretion. Tritt’s hits include Here’s A Quarter and Anymore.
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County to look at funding of justices
Lawrence County Commissioners plan the 1993 budget with a focus on funding the five district justice positions at 150000 dollars. Gov Casey vetoes state funding for county court salaries, conflicting with a Supreme Court ruling. Adamo notes possible September legislative session to amend. County faces budget pinch and tax questions.
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Dallas psychic John Catchings dies at 45
John Catchings, a Dallas based psychic who appeared on Unsolved Mysteries Geraldo and the Today show, died Sunday of a heart attack after surgery for complications from diabetes. He was 45.
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