KEYSTONE CLIPS A video view of state highways

Motorists planning to travel through or vacation in Pennsylvania this summer might first want to look at a video inventory of state roads.
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation offers the view of state highways through a new feature on its Internet site at www.dot.state.pa.us.
The VideoLog offers a detailed view of nearly all 40,000 miles of the state's highway system through video footage.
Site visitors can select a road to view by place name, ZIP code, municipality or route number. If a road spans the entire state, such as Interstate 80, it is possible to view footage the entire way through the state.
State Rep. Rod Wilt of Greenville, R-17th, said visitors to the Web site must use Microsoft Internet Explorer to view it, because the site doesn't work with Netscape or other browsers.
New site for English
U.S. Rep. Phil English of Erie, R-3rd, has launched what he calls a new user-friendly official Web site.
In announcing the site at www.house.gov/english, the representative said it is important that constituents have easy access to information about their representative in Washington and what is being done on their behalf.
Constituents can directly e-mail English through the site, track federal legislation and examine various federal programs, including Medicare.
Kennywood ticket discount
The American Lung Association of Pennsylvania has a limited number of discounted admission tickets to Kennywood Park in Pittsburgh.
The discounted tickets are redeemable only on weekdays during July and August and are $16 each.
That is almost $13 off the regular ticket price.
Groups of six or more can buy tickets for $15 each by calling the American Lung Association of Pennsylvania at (724) 933-6180.
DUI arrest honors
Trooper Rob Lutes of the Pennsylvania State Police and Lt. John Rand of the Neshannock Township police department made the most arrests on charges of driving under the influence in Lawrence County during 2003.
Both were honored by county District Attorney Matthew Mangino and Traci Vetovich of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
Lutes had 17 arrests, and Rand had 29 arrests.
Mangino said there were 389 DUI arrests in the county in 2003.
Other police officers honored for their work in taking intoxicated drivers off the road were: Matt Liberatore of Bessemer Borough police, Michael McBride of Ellwood City police, Eric Squicquero of Hickory Township police, Brian Cuscino of New Castle police, Dawn Dudash of Shenango Township police, Chad Adams of Pulaski Township police and Jason Dominick and Mark Pelto, both of the Union Township police.
XCONTRIBUTORS: Harold Gwin, Vindicator Sharon Bureau; Laure Cioffi, New Castle Bureau.