Maurine Bosworth 90 Wellsville funeral held at United Methodist Church
Maurine Bosworth 90 of Wellsville died March 1 1994 at Wellsville Manor. Funeral service 10 a.m. Friday at Wellsville United Methodist Church with Rev Malinda Brinkmeyer officiating. Burial in Wellsville Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Sandra Strange two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorials to Wellsville United Methodist Church or Wellsville City Library. Friends may call 7 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Wilson and Son Chapel.
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Newport Beach
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Principals urge weapons control in schools nationwide
NASSP launches a contract mailed to middle and high schools urging students to pledge not to bring weapons and to report them. Parents commit to teaching teens about gun dangers and securing firearms. First signer Victor Armstead of Ballou HS voices hope for reducing violence.
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Hospital Notes and Court Actions From Local Ledger
Admissions include Matt Welch Ottawa Ethel McCurdy Williamsburg Lisa Fincher Pomona and Manon Hargrove Richmond Dismissals list Jackie Leakey and son Washington Ethel McCurdy Wanda Attic Maxine Collins Tina Hillis and Canisters Ottawa A newborn daughter for Ellen Fincher and Mike Klefér Pomona Sentencings cover Daniella M Semrau Garnett Roger Krout Kimberly Mason Thomas Yohe Cynthia Reasoner William Rhodes Daryl True Arraignment Richard DeLaTorre Describes bankruptcies Brian K Jung Pomona Police arrests include Robin Gish Garnett Jimmy Lichtle Garnett Scott Brown Burglary reports include Christie Geller and Karla Ware with item losses totaling $1089.
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Justice Denies Packwood Diary Withholding Request
Supreme Court Chief Justice Rehnquist rejects Sen. Bob Packwood's bid to withhold diaries from the Senate Ethics Committee while appeals proceed. He says diary transcripts and tapes show alteration, making entries relevant to the probe, and finds no Fourth or Fifth Amendment privacy objections valid.
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Brooklyn Bridge shooting wounds yeshiva students
Police hunt a gunman after a van carrying Hasidic yeshiva students on the Brooklyn Bridge was fired upon at three points. Aaron Halberstam, 20, died the morning after the attack, as Mayor Giuliani conferred with Jewish leaders.
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Mary Ellen Withrow Sworn In as U S Treasurer
Mary Ellen Withrow, 63, was sworn in by Vice President Al Gore as the United States treasurer, the first to hold national office after serving at county and state levels. She will authorize signatures on new money, oversee U S Savings Bonds sales, and supervise minting and printing. Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen will replace Nicholas Brady.
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Ohio
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U.S
Home sales plunge after steepest drop in 14 years
January new home sales fell 20.1 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 695,000, a sharp decline blamed on winter weather and higher interest rates. The Northeast bucked the trend with a regional gain amid record cold and wet conditions. declines occurred in the Midwest, South and West.
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Midwest
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Americans' income falls in January after gains
Personal income slips 0.3 percent in January following a 0.6 percent rise in December, with the Los Angeles earthquake and severe winter blamed. Consumer spending edges up 0.5 percent for the tenth straight month, aided by weather effects and insurer payouts.
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