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Wednesday, July 20th, 2005

Watsontown man dead after morning accident

MILTON— A Watsontown man is dead after an accident in Northumberland County early this morning. State Police in Milton say that 50-year old Gary Cannavo was traveling along Route 405, just north of Milton, around 2:40 a.m. when he traveled off the roadway for unknown reasons. Police say Cannavo was ejected from his vehicle after it flipped over. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Police say Cannavo was not wearing a seatbelt. (Sara Lauver)

Fire crews responding to barn fire

MAIN TOWNSHIP— Fire crews are responding to a reported barn fire in Columbia County at this hour. Dispatchers report the barn at 98 Church Road to be fully involved. No other structures are in danger. The call came in just after 6 a.m. this morning as fire crews battle the fog to respond to the scene in Main Township. We’ll bring you more details as they become available.

Search warrant leads to drug charges for two Sunbury residents

SUNBURY— Two Sunbury women face drug charges after police and the Northumberland/Montour Drug Task force executed a search warrant at a Sunbury home. Police say that heroin and drug paraphernalia were recovered from the home of 36-year-old Tracy Burgos on North 12th Street. She faces charges of possession with intent to deliver, tampering with physical evidence and other related counts.

Police say 27-year old Elayne Browne, also of Sunbury, was found at the home and is facing charges of possession with intent to deliver, criminal use of a communication facility and other related counts. Both were placed in the Northumberland County Prison on $20,000 bail. Police are continuing to investigate and additional charges are pending. (Sara Lauver)

A Union Township, Union County fire call today

WINFIELD – In Winfield this morning, heavy fog slowed the response to a garage fire. Winfield fire chief Dave Anderson says volunteers from Union Township, Lewisburg and Hummels Wharf responded to the fire along Albert Road. The contents of the garage were engulfed when crews got to the scene just after 4a.m.

The garage is attached to the home, Anderson says volunteers did a good job stopping the advance of the fire. There was some minimal home damage reported. Robert Earnest owns the property…there were no injuries. The fire cause is not known, a state police fire marshal will assist in the investigation. No dollar estimate of the damage is available yet—after that Winfield fire this morning. (Mark Lawrence)

Shots fired but nobody was home…

SELINSGROVE – According to State Police in Selinsgrove an unknown person shot four rounds at the office of District Magistrate John Robinson on Wednesday. At the time of the incident the building was unoccupied and no injuries occurred.

The small caliber rounds struck the front of the building causing minimal damage. As the investigation continues, anyone with information is asked to contact the Selinsgrove State Police. (John Treese)

Grant monies awarded to Geisinger departments

DANVILLE – The auxiliary at Geisinger Medical Center recently awarded $23,500 in grants to four Geisinger Medical Center Departments focused on educational programs for patients, families and employees. Albert Bernath of the Hematology/Oncology department received $2,500 to purchase library materials.

His purchase was The Hematology Oncology Clinic Patient library, which Bernath says will provide material for patients in waiting and treatment rooms to read and add to the overall satisfaction of the patients. Other monies went to the Pediatric Psychology, General Internal Medicine and the Clinical effectiveness departments.

Linda Blair gives local film a big time edge

LEWISBURG- Local filmmakers are getting ready for their big break with a little help from Linda Blair. Filmmakers Todd G. Bieber and Juliana Brafa are putting the finishing touches on their first full-length film, All is Normal, a psychological horror about a house sitter who discovers the dark secrets about the home.

Linda Blair visited Lewisburg for a week to film her supporting role and gave the young filmmakers advice for future movies. Beiber and Brafa also co-founded an independent film production company, Flexible Frame Productions. They hope to have All is Normal ready to release to film festivals by the end of the year. (Amy Knight)

Accident under investigation in Beaver Township

SELINSGROVE – A car struck a tree in Beaver Township, Snyder County, yesterday, there were no injuries. The vehicle of Pamela Reich, 39 of Beavertown was traveling east on Creek Road when she failed to negotiate a curve, traveled off the road and struck a tree.

According to reports for the Selinsgrove State Police, Reich was looking into the rear of the vehicle prior to the accident, causing a distraction. The case is still under investigation and a charge of careless driving is pending.

Montour County Repaving project begins

MONTOURSVILLE – PennDOT announced that the milling and repaving project would begin today on a 1.3 mile section of route 54 in Valley Township near the Interstate 80 interchange near Danville. Work will take place during both day and night hours.

The project is extensive and will include base repairs, guide rail improvements, concrete curbs and other related improvements. A detour will be required later on in the project, which is expected to wrap up by mid-October. (John Treese)

Roadwork will close Upper Augusta Township road later this week

SUNBURY – Cold Run Hollow Road in Upper Augusta Township will be closed to traffic this Saturday as crews replace a drainpipe. Township officials say that the closure will begin at 6am on Saturday morning and should be wrapped up by 7pm that evening. The road runs between Mile Hill Road and the Snydertown Road, motorists are asked to find an alternate route. (John Treese)

Union County joins new council to aid economy

LEWISBURG- A joint effort among three counties has a goal of saving money. At the Union County Commissioners meeting today, commissioners decided to join forces with Montour and Northumberland counties to form a new committee to aid economic development.

Commissioners of the three counties recognize the changes in national and international market conditions and the newly established Economic Development Council of Central Pennsylvania will be for coordinating joint strategies for creating a system promoting inter-county cooperation.

Union County commissioners say that this new council is “long overdue,” and their move to the former Omega Bank building “couldn’t come at a better time,” since the building will keep economic and zoning committees under one roof as the new council begins its efforts help the economy. (Amy Knight)

Tickets available for the Cavalcade of Champions

LEWISBURG – Tickets are available for the third annual Cavalcade of Champion. The Drum and Bugle competition is set to happen July 23rd at 7pm at Bucknell University’s Christy Mathewson Stadium. The Hawthorne Cabelleros, The Reading Bucs and even the Lewisburg and Mifflinburg High School Bands will be some of the competitors at Saturday Night’s event.

Tickets are available by calling the Weis Center box office at 577-1000 or by going online to www.bucknell.edu/boxoffice. The event is a fundraiser, supporting the Union County 4th of July Parade committee, as well as the Lewisburg and Mifflinburg High School Bands. (John Treese)

California woman involved in I-80 accident

WHITE DEER TWP— Minor injuries are reported after a one-vehicle accident on Interstate 80 Sunday in Union County. State Police in Milton say that 21-year old Jennifer Jotter, of California, was traveling west on I-80 at approximately 80 mph when she lost control of the vehicle and traveled up an embankment before rolling her vehicle onto its roof. Jotter and her two passengers were taken to Evangelical community hospital for minor injuries. They were later treated and released. (Sara Lauver)

Alleged assault in Sunbury

SUNBURY— Charges of aggravated and simple assault and harassment have been filed after an incident involving a Selinsgrove woman earlier this month. Police in Sunbury say that on July 5th, they were dispatched to Wolverton Street for a reported assault.

Police say that’s when the alleged victim said she was assaulted by 41-year old Lisa Kerstetter of Selinsgrove. Kerstetter was found several days later and placed in the Snyder County Prison on Probation violations. Assault charges have now been filed. (Sara Lauver)

Latest Pennsylvania news, sports, business and entertainment:

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Pennsylvania's chief justice says opposition to a new law giving judges, state lawmakers and others a pay raise is just a knee-jerk reaction. Supreme Court Chief Justice Ralph Cappy says he hasn't heard any convincing argument that the raises - approved by state lawmakers earlier this month - are inappropriate. Public outrage over the pay raise law passed July Seventh has focused on the Legislature, which approved raises ranging from 16 percent to 34 percent for its members. The law also increased Cappy's salary, as well as that of other state judges.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Pennsylvania's legislative payroll is now the most expensive in the nation because of a pay raise that state lawmakers gave themselves earlier this month. That's according to the Harrisburg-based policy analysis group, the Pennsylvania Economy League. The state's 253 lawmakers could earn nearly 20-point-five (M) million dollars in base salary alone this fiscal year. That figure that does not include outside income, additional salary for top legislative officers or the possibility that some lawmakers will refuse the raise. But according to the Pennsylvania Economy League, the base salary alone is enough to give the Pennsylvania Legislature the highest payroll --- more than the nearly 17 (M) million dollar base payroll in New York and nearly 12 (M) million dollars in California.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Senator Rick Santorum yesterday praised President Bush's selection of John Roberts Junior to be a nominee for the U-S Supreme Court. Santorum, a Pennsylvania Republican, calls Roberts "brilliant" and "head and shoulders above the crowd." Senator Arlen Specter, a Pennsylvania Republican who chairs the powerful Senate Judiciary Committee, has scheduled a news conference for today to discuss the nomination. Roberts has been on the U-S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit since June 2003 after being picked for that seat by Bush.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - The amount of trash imported into Pennsylvania in 2004 dropped for the third straight year but the Keystone state easily remained the nation's top destination for interstate waste shipments. State officials say high fuel costs are prompting waste haulers to switch some shipments to rail, diverting more waste away from Pennsylvania landfills, which have no direct rail service. But members of the trash-hauling industry say they are simply going where it's cheaper to dump their loads, like Virginia and Ohio. Trash imports to Pennsylvania last year dropped by 446-thousand tons, or about four percent, in 2004. At 10-point-one (M) million tons last year, Pennsylvania took two-point-three (M) million more tons of out-of-state trash than the second-place state, Virginia. Ninety percent of Pennsylvania's out-of-state waste came from New York and New Jersey.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Two Republican legislative leaders are suing to block a state agency's board from meeting privately to consider extending health-care benefits to same-sex couples and unmarried heterosexual couples who live together. House Majority Leader Sam Smith and House Appropriations Committee Chairman Brett Feese want Commonwealth Court to force the board to vote on the extension of benefits in a public meeting. Smith and Feese contend that a private meeting of the Employee Benefits Trust Fund board scheduled for Thursday would violate the state's Sunshine Act. They say the board would be taking official action that could result in additional costs to the state. Fund executive Tommy Teague has no comment on the lawsuit. Contracts ratified in 2003 by unions representing tens of thousands of state workers call for providing family leave and sick leave for domestic partners, regardless of sexual orientation. But the employees benefits fund has yet to authorize those benefits.

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Here are the winning numbers selected Tuesday night in the Pennsylvania State Lottery:

Daily Number 9-3-7

Big 4 9-9-7-7

Here are the winning numbers selected Tuesday in the midday Pennsylvania State Lottery drawing:

Daily Number 5-2-7

Big 4 8-1-7-2

The winning numbers drawn Tuesday in the "Pennsylvania Cash 5" game were: 02-07-19-22-33.

The winning numbers drawn Tuesday in the "Pennsylvania Match 6 Lotto" game: 09-20-26-28-29-35.

(Copyright 2005 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

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