`13c' Makes  Private Buses  Unlikely Here 
Clause In 1964 Transit 
Act Prohibits The Use Of 
Federal 
Money In Layoffs Of Transportation Workers

Bill Staines Will Perform On Friday, Dec. 10 At The Next Chicory House Concert 
Master Folk Singer Coming To Chicory House 
Tunesmith, Folk Singer, Guitar Picker, Champion Yodeler And Genuine American 
Troubadour, Bill Staines Represents The Very Essence Of American Folk Music.

Wednesday, December 08, 1993 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Page: 2A QUICK WORDS: 5-YEAR-OLD ACCIDENT
VICTIM UPGRADED TO FAIR 





SWOYERSVILLE -- A 5-year-old boy struck by a car Monday night has been
upgraded to fair condition. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Meanwhile, no charges will be filed against the Swoyersville woman who
struck Jordan Kizer, Swoyersville police said. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Wendy Vinsko, 23, was driving south on Main Street near Warsaw Street at
around 5:30 p.m. when Kizer darted in front of her car, according to the
police report. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Vinsko said Kizer was wearing dark-colored clothes. She also told police
Kizer was standing still on the side of the road but suddenly dashed out into
the street. Kizer was hit by the right front end of Vinsko's car. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Kizer was taken to Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, where was listed in serious
condition on Monday night, police said. His condition was upgraded Tuesday. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Jordan's brother, David Kizer, 8, told police he and his brother began to
cross the road and they did not see any traffic. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 David said when he and his brother got halfway across Main Street, he saw a
car coming down the street. He said he yelled at his brother to run, but his
brother was hit by the car. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 David also said the car did not have its headlights on. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Vinsko voluntarily submitted to an blood-alcohol test which proved
negative, police said. No further information was available.

5-year-old Accident Victim Upgraded To `fair'