Mar 17, 2021
AUSTINTOWN Jean M. Puhalla, 88, passed away peacefully early Saturday afternoon, March 13, 2021, at Hospice House, with her family by her side.
Jean was born Jan. 31, 1933, in Warren, a daughter of the late Leo Schatzel and Edith Stein Schatzel, and lived her life in this area.
She was a graduate of St. Mary Elementary School and of St. Mary High School, both in Warren, and later in life was a 1986 graduate of Youngstown State University, earning a bachelor’s degree in applied science.
A loving wife, mother and homemaker, Jean worked outside the home as a medical technologist at Salem Hospital for 15 years, and for Van Huffel Tube Co. in Warren in the accounting department for five years.
Ramos is charged with arson, endangering another person, aggravated assault, abuse of a corpse, criminal conspiracy and tampering with evidence. He is being held in the Beaver County Jail on a $300,000 bond, according to online court records.
Police have issued warrants for two other individuals in connection with the case: Ana Cecelia de Mireles, 43, of Big Beaver, and Raul Manuel Rivera-Arroyo, 32, also of Big Beaver. They are facing the same charges as Ramos.
Both of them are believed to have fled the areas and are considered armed and dangerous, police said.
The three suspects are accused of being involved in the shooting death of 26-year-old Rolando Contreras, who was living in Moon and previously lived in Texas. He had been shot in the head, body and pelvis.
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Image: U.S. Steel February 26, 2021
ERIE, Pa. In January, when the deal closed, U.S. Steel executives positioned the company’s acquisition of Big River Steel as a “best of both” integration a $774 million blending of traditional steelmaking and LEED-certified, Flex Mill manufacturing.
The student members of Penn State Behrend’s CFA Institute Research Challenge Team said they saw it differently.
“It’s too little, too late,” said Joshua Kirkpatrick, a senior from Pittsburgh.
He and his teammates Evan Briant, Michael Fedorek, Simon Nero and Michael Tejchman spent months studying U.S. Steel, a Pittsburgh-based Fortune 250 company. On Feb. 24, at the opening round of the CFA Institute student challenge, they were given 10 minutes to convince a panel of financial analysts that the company is overvalued at $13.60 per share.
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