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CHICORA, Pa. (AP) — A cafeteria worker has been charged with threatening to use her oxygen tank to blow up the western Pennsylvania public school where she worked. The Butler Eagle (http://bit.ly/1Q5qRlD ) reports 52-year-old Kimberly McElravy, of Petrolia, made the threats on Feb. 5. Karns City School District Superintendent Erie Ritzert says the incident happened among other employees and not in the presence of school children. McElravy remains on unpaid leave. The superintendent says school wasn't disrupted and no students were endangered. Online court records show state police have mailed misdemeanor charges of terroristic threats and harassment to McElravy, along with a citation for disorderly conduct. McElravy declined comment when reached at home by The Associated Press on Monday. A preliminary hearing on the charges hasn't been scheduled. ___ Information from: Butler Eagle, http://www.butlereagle.com

Police: Cafeteria worker threatens to blow-up public school