New Kensington

A 72nd to Johnny Faulk in Negley, Ohio.

A happy birthday to Mrs. Clarence Maxwell in New Kensington.

And a happy 86th to Mrs. Victoria Miller of Castle Shannon.

An 83rd to Louis Bakke in Steubenville.

Of course, they have Corey Comparatore fatally shot.

David Dutch, 57-year-old from New Kensington, injured and later released from the hospital.

And James Copenhaver, 74-year-old from Moon Township, PA, also injured in the shooting.

They don't make any comment about the fact that he passed away this past week.

A 72nd to Johnny Falk in Negley, Ohio.

A happy birthday to Mrs. Clarence Maxwell in New Kensington.

And a happy 86th to Mrs. Victoria Miller of Castle Shannon.

An 83rd to Louis Bakke in Steubenville.

Five nine.

And to New Kensington, Pennsylvania.

Never heard of it.

Hey, Paul.

Carlos Miguel Allende.

RD No. 1, Box 223, New Kensington, Pennsylvania.

My dear Dr. Jessop, your invocation to the public that

they move en masse upon their representatives and have thusly enough pressure placed at the right and sufficient number of places where from a law-demanding research into Dr. Albert Einstein's unified field theory may be enacted, 1925-27, is not at all necessary.

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And, uh, that's, that's a whole interesting story for a- another time.

I grew up in a little town called New Kensington.

Our, uh, our major industry was organized crime.

Perfect.

And, and, and, uh, like I said, that's its own story.

But I have, I have great memories of growing up in, in New Kensington.

Actually, it was a very nice place to be.

You a Steelers fan?

Jim, when I worked there, I mean, I worked at a few radio stations there, and I remember driving from downtown to going out to...

You know, where was the New Kensington studio out there that we moved? But either way, I drove by those old steel mills in sometimes going out to do voice work at studios and whatnot.

And I remember the the the fences that they were still there that you used to see in the Reagan years when this.

when they were shutting down with the union thing and the steel industry was leaving, it was really sad for Pittsburgh, but either way, uh, it's a nice backdrop that he used.