`spitfire Grill' Serves Up Wholesome Feast 
Thanks To The Times Leader, I Attended The Showing Of ``spitfire Grill'' At A 
Local Theatre.

Anna Cease 
September 10, 1996 
Anna H. Cease, 89, Of Turner Street, Plymouth, Died Tuesday At The Mercy 
Health Care Center, Sheatown, Newport Township.

Friday, September 13, 1996 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Page: 2A 





PITTSTON TWP. -- Officials at the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton International
Airport are responding to a recent presidential order by affirming that their
goal has always been public safety. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 On Monday, President Clinton directed the Federal Aviation Administration
to begin matching luggage with passengers on every domestic flight. The goal
is to prevent anyone from checking a bag and then not boarding a plane. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; "We've been doing this for at least a year, " said Joe Refice, public
safety supervisor at the airport near Avoca. "You can't put a bag on a plane
unless you are a ticketed person and once a person checks a bag, it goes on
the passenger manifest and if someone isn't on the plane, the flight
attendants will know when they do their head count." &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Refice said each ticketed passenger must show photo identification that
matches the ticket. He said putting bags on a plane that do not belong to a
passenger will not happen. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Clinton ordered the FAA to phase in the new rule during the next 60 days at
selected airports but no airport has been designated, said the FAA. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 The directive was one of several that Clinton issued after he accepted an
action plan to improve aviation safety that he requested after the July 17
explosion of TWA flight 800 off of Long Island, N.Y. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Airport Officials Note Safety Rules