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This photograph from a security video taken at the Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve was entered into evidence Tuesday, April 13, 2021 in the attempted rape trial of Luke Hoover, 23 of Latrobe. Witnesses testified the man in the picture attacked a woman walking along a nature trail at the site in 2017.
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A Westmoreland County jury deliberated just one hour Wednesday before finding a former Somerset County man guilty of the attempted rape of Saint Vincent College freshman in 2017.
Hoover, prosecutors said, accosted his then 18-year-old victim from Kittanning as she walked in a secluded trail in the Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve weeks after she started her first semester at the Unity school.
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The year was 1921. America, much like today, was a dynamic and changing place. President
Woodrow Wilson, who kept us out of “The War to End All Wars” from 1914 to 1916, had finally led us into and then through that
Great War in 1917 and 1918, and the
United States contributed both blood and treasure to winning that war.
The German threat to
Europe was no more – at least for the next decade or so – and a new president was trying to usher in a period that would push America back from a war-time economy to a peace-time economy. Wilson committed to a peaceful transition of power as