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2 Robbery Suspects Waive Hearing

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Envisions radio host serving area from the Beltway rather than airways &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 As a local businessman and taxpayer in Luzerne County, I am glad there
exists an informed and objective talk radio program which cuts to the chase,
rather than the usual format of ``saving face'' when it comes to the vital
issues affecting all of the taxpayers and citizens of Northeastern
PennsylvaniaI have been a loyal listener of Fred Williams' radio program on
WILK-AM for the past few years. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Whether the issue is inadequate punishment for drunk drivers who kill,
government officials who prefer corruption to honesty, teachers who place a
higher priority on an unfair pay raise over the education of our children, or
United States congressmen who vote to protect guilty fellow congressmen from
just expulsion, you can always count on Fred Williams to tell it like it is. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Whatever is in the best interests of poor John Doe Taxpayer, you find Fred
Williams going to bat to make a change for the better. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 The only place I would rather see Fred Williams sitting instead of behind
his microphone at WILK would be representing the citizens of Northeastern
Pennsylvania in the Congress of the United States. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Yeah, Congress. The guys who borrowed $425 billion from Social Security. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 However, Fred Williams will never sit in Congress. He's too honest to be in
Congress. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 We're lucky just to have him continue his radio show each morning. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 You know, it's really funny that our congressmen get huge raises, but our
poor dike system has been on hold since 1972. That idea smells worse than the
flood water from Hurrican Agnes. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Fred, we need help before our taxpayers drown. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 John C. Cordora &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Kingston &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Envisions Radio Host Serving Area From The Beltway Rather Than Airways 
As A Local Businessman And Taxpayer In Luzerne County, I Am Glad There Exists 
An Informed And Objective Talk Radio Program Which Cuts To The Chase, Rather 
Than The Usual Format Of ``saving Face'' When It Comes To The Vital Issues 
Affecting All Of The Taxpayers And Citizens Of Northeastern Pennsylvania.