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Decades Later, West End Woman's Case Still Unsolved DISPOSAL YONISHGARBAGE COLLECTION RESIDENTIAL Somerset County Serving Richland & NortNorthernhern Somerset County ailable Container Service Av Over 60 years in business! — Award-Winning Investigative Journalism — $55/Quarter 3 bag limit WWW.OURTOWNJOHNSTOWN.COM 814-288-4915SO-840785-1 WEEK OF MAY Decades 20-26, 2020 later, FAMILY VALUES West End woman’s SHAFFER’S FROSTY case still FREEZE At left, a photo of Barbara Mangus found at unsolved fi ndagrave.com. Above, a Dec. 27, 1974 Tyrone Daily PASSED Herald article from newspapers.com. DOWN TO NEXT Investigation may have been hampered by GENERATION lost evidence, political interference & silence — B1 BRUCE SIWY that far . .” dam was at, but was about (the) thus far, unresolved. [email protected] Esposito lives in a Roxbury halfway point. Because apparent- Still, there’s a chance — maybe Commons apartment near the ly they went up old Minersville the last chance — that someone (Editor’s note: is is the rst SPORTS in a series of articles on the outskirts of Johnstown. The city road where the Rosedale coke who was involved, or has knowl- unsolved homicide of Barbara native and longtime disc jock- plant used to be because that led edge, will come forward. Mangus, a 21-year-old wife and ey — who continues to operate you right up to the Hinckston mother from Johnstown’s West a rogue radio station from his Run Dam.” — — — End who was killed in December bedroom — remains befuddled “I used to take that road all the of 1974.) by what transpired in December time ’cause back then my girl- George Fattman was editor of of 1974. friend and I parked back there the Tribune-Democrat newspa- ROXBURY — Ron Esposito “Dec. 31 is when they found because it was dark, there was per when word of the Mangus was of no relation to Barbara her. I know that, I remember the coke plant and cops couldn’t disappearance began to spread. Mangus. He said he wasn’t a it. And she was missing about a see when you were parking.” “(She) and her husband, Wal- friend, or even an acquaintance. week and a half. And then some- Forty-six years have passed ter, were attending a Christmas Still, the news of her murder is body, it might have been a hunt- since Barbara Mangus’s disap- party on December the 14th, a something that’s stayed with him er . found her in the woods, pearance and death. It’s a case Saturday, at a place called This Is ATHLETE OF nearly a half century later. laying. And it was not where the that’s unusual, unsettling and, It, which is a party place, sort of THE WEEK: “I got a good memory,” he a night club for receptions, things said. “I can remember things like that, up Frankstown Road ILIANA back to when I was 7 years old. “I remember the whole story up on the top of the hill there, I Nobody can fool me. Matter of think in Conemaugh Township. HUNSBERGER fact, people are afraid of what I because it was so unusual. At some point after midnight on remember.” Sunday the 15th, (police) said, — B4 “I remember the whole story at’s why I remember: I there was some sort of disagree- because it was so unusual. That’s always remember things that ment between her husband and why I remember: I always re- her, and she decided to walk member things that are extreme- are extremely unusual.” home.” ly unusual. And for her to walk WEEKLY (See CASE, A4) RECIPE WINNER BONNIE WENTZ – A4 NOW PROVIDING TELEHEALTH SERVICES ARE YOU DOWNSIZING? NEED MONEY FOR TAXES? DID YOU INHERIT A COLLECTION? WE CAN HELP! WE BUY ALL COINS GOLD-SILVER PAPER MONEY JOHN PAUL SAROSI, INC. 106 Market Street ∙ Downtown Johnstown M-F 10-5 Eve/Sat by appt. 1-814-535-5766 ∙ 1-800-334-1163 SO-825224-1 SINCE 1974 - WE PAY MORE! (Formerly Stroz Physical Therapy) Location: 419 Park Place Windber, PA 15963 What is TELEHEALTH? 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Letters submitted Genna Smith for publication must be signed and contain the address and [email protected] telephone number of the writer. Letters should be limited to about 250 words. CIRCULATION Our Town reserves the right to edit all letters. Letters can- MANAGER not be returned. Letters may be mailed to Our Town at 334 Donna Riley W. Main Street, PO Box 638, Somerset, PA 15501. You may also [email protected] fax them to us at 814-269-9783 or email them to bruces@ ourtownjohnstown.com. The following are additional guidelines: EDITOR • Letters from local writers and about local topics or races Bruce Siwy take precedence. [email protected] • Letters should be the original works of the authors. Just clearly make your case for the candidates or topics of your choice, in your own words. WRITERS • We will not publish form letters or letter-pushes. If we think Beth Ann Miller the letters are cut-and-paste, we won’t run them. Cody McDevitt • Letters must be 300 words or less and signed with the writ- er’s real name. • Writers must provide an address and phone number for LAYOUT/GRAPHIC verification. DESIGNERS • Writers are limited to one letter per month. Bruce J. Siwy Editor - Our Town Mindy Faidley Holly Pelliccione Joyce Brown MEDIA CONSULTANTS LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Terrie Crisi Chris Barkley Alyssa Goulding Levine should resign over this mess Zac Cooney Julie Frampton To the editor: As the coronavirus began its home, and to readmit current the will of the people by passing Kathy Shriner The Wuhan coronavirus death march across the globe, patients after hospital stays.” numerous bills aimed at pandemic has resulted in a it was immediately known The order stated: “This may opening up various segments tragic number of deaths in that older persons were most include stable patients who of the state’s economy. County 334 W. Main Street, Pennsylvania and throughout susceptible to the disease. The have had the COVID-19 virus.” commissioners in all regions of P.O. Box 638, the nation. Here in Penn’s preponderance of deaths from The article adds that Pennsylvania have petitioned. Woods the tragedy has been COVID-19 has been among Levine had been forewarned. Wolf has turned a deaf ear. Somerset, PA 15501 compounded by the fact that those with other underlying The American Health Care Thus, adverse health about 65% of the deaths have health problems. Association cautioned that her consequences and economic Phone: occurred in nursing homes or In an exposé partially directives put “frail and older pain continues to grow because 800.452.0823 personal care facilities. authored by reporters for the adults who reside in nursing of the governor’s stubborn Officials need to be held Bucks County Courier Times, homes at risk.” reliance on the advice of a Advertising Fax: accountable, and the first it was revealed that on March Factor out the nursing home state health secretary whose 814.445.2935 person responsible is 18, Levine “directed licensed deaths, and many counties policies have made a bad Secretary of Health Dr. Rachel long-term facilities to continue could immediately begin to situation significantly worse. admitting new patients, lift stay at home orders and to Editorial Fax: Levine, who should resign immediately — or be fired by including those discharged safely re-open businesses. The Lowman S. Henry, chairman 814.444-5966 Gov. Tom Wolf. from hospitals but unable to go state legislature has expressed and CEO of the Lincoln Institute ourtownjohnstown. comdailyamerican.com Our Town is published by Wolf’s callous threats distract from his failings Gannett Co., Inc. every Wednesday. Please direct comments, editorial To the editor: how he has made decisions compensation. it is galling for Wolf to threaten submissions, or suggestions to Our Gov. Tom Wolf should that upend people’s lives. And all the while, Gov. Wolf more businesses with forced Town Editor, PO Box 638, Somerset, apologize for the misguided More than 30% of has dismissed transparency as closure. PA 15501. Our Town does not assume insults he directed at elected Pennsylvania’s workforce is a nuisance. The people of Pennsylvania responsibility for any unsolicited contributions or communications. representatives, employers and unemployed. Small businesses Local politicians and are looking for their governor Our Town reserves the right to workers across Pennsylvania. are falling into bankruptcy representatives — who are to provide them with the whole edit any content submitted for A growing number of or closing permanently at an seeing this economic carnage truth. Instead, he has chosen a publication. To submit press release Pennsylvanians have lost alarming rate. The unemployed up close — are reacting to the position of obstinance.
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