Woman Denies Scalding 7-year-old Mcaddo Girl

Airline Ends D.c. Direct Service 
The Decision By United 
Express Follows Months Of 
Declining Ridership, An 
Airport Official Says.

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120th District challenger urges debate &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Bill James, Republican candidate for state representative, offered on
Friday to debate opponent Phyllis Mundy"Phyllis Mundy claims she wants a
campaign on the issues," John Solinsky, campaign manager for James, said in a
prepared statement. "We believe the best way for the public to get informed on
the difference between the candidates is an open public forum where the
candidates can exchange views on the issues." &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Three-term Democratic incumbent Mundy, 48, of Kingston, issued a press
release stating she will debate only if the event is sponsored by a
"nonpartisan, unbiased organization such as the League of Women Voters." &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 James, 52, of Exeter Township, is a former Forty Fort Borough Council
member. He defeated two other Republicans for the nomination. He is owner and
operator of B.J. Electrical Contractors Inc., Exeter Township. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Mundy represents the 120th District, which includes the boroughs of
Kingston, Dallas, Exeter, Forty Fort, Pringle, West Pittston, West Wyoming and
Wyoming and the townships of Exeter and Kingston and parts of Dallas Township. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Registered voter counts in the district show Republicans outnumbering
Democrats by more than 1,250. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 "A debate will help the voting public more clearly understand the
differences between the two candidates," Solinsky said. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

120th District Challenger Urges Debate 
Bill James, Republican Candidate For State Representative, Offered On Friday 
To Debate Opponent Phyllis Mundy.

120th District Challenger Urges Debate Bill James, Republican Candidate For State Representative, Offered On Friday To Debate Opponent Phyllis Mundy.