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Friday - May 24, 2013

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Pipeline project creates unease in Westmoreland County

LEGAL

David P. Franklin joined Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott LLC's corporate and business counseling practice as a member (partner) in the Pittsburgh office. Franklin handles matters including acquisitions, dispositions and mergers, joint ventures and strategic alliances, distribution agreements, outsourcing arrangements, internal reorganizations, employment issues and complex commercial contracts.

Robb Leonard Mulvihill LLP hired Jennifer L. Miller as an associate.

EDUCATION

Medtech College appointed Mike Miller vice president of admissions.

NONPROFITS

Jewish Family & Children's Service hired: Brendan Coticchia, refugee employment specialist; Jackie Johns, donor/communications specialist; Devin Shuman, guardian caseworker; Bishnu Timsina, youth case worker-aide/interpreter; and Victoria Werderitch, refugee caseworker.

AWARDS

Aleem Gangjee, distinguished professor of medicinal chemistry and holder of the Van Kaam, C.S.Sp., Endowed Chair in Scholarly Excellence at Duquesne University, received the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists Award in Drug Discovery and Development Interface.

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3. Buyers are starting to ignore the Malibu
4. Alcoa to Close Quebec Potlines and Delay New Aluminum Capacity
5. Dick’s earnings rise 13 percent, but sales disappoint
6. China to give U.S. access to audit records
7. PUC probes claims by electric suppliers
8. Loose oversight of ‘Made in USA’ export certificates undermines U.S. business, experts warn
9. Wheelchair-bound woman’s passion for independence drives electric-car prototype
10. UPMC will cut 100 transcribers’ jobs
11. Chrysler CEO sorry for ethnic slur

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