Yes, They Can 
**see For The Record 1/08/97 
Cold Doesn't Stop Aluminum Recyclers

40-lb Head At Jitterbugs 
Classic/modern-rock Act 40-lb Head Will Perform On Saturday At Jitterbugs In 
The Narrows Shopping Center, State Route 11, Edwardsville. Showtime Is 10 P.m.

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Holiday times marred by tragedy &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Here are other New Year's holiday tragedies as compiled from Times Leader
files: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Dec. 31, 1996: James Bronson, 48, of Nanticoke, dies in a fire in his
apartment building. The blaze was started by an overheated space heaterJan. 1,
1995: Paul Duncan, 32, of Millville, shoots his girlfriend, Deborah Bonham,
39, at her Fairmount Township home before killing himself. Duncan was
reportedly upset over a breakup with Bonham. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Jan. 2, 1994: Ronald Watkins, 54, of Park Street, Dallas, is killed in a
car crash on State Route 29 in Wyoming County. Watkins collided with a car
driven by 16-year-old Paul Lupinski of Tunkhannock. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Jan. 1, 1993: Raymond Deiter, 19, of Poplar Street, Wilkes-Barre, falls 60
feet from the Cross Valley Expressway near the Center City exit. Deiter was
attempting to cross a concrete median between the north and southbound lanes
when he fell through an opening to his death. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Jan. 1, 1992: Three people are killed in a car accident on East Chestnut
Street in Wilkes-Barre. Tests later showed that Dennis Shovlin Jr., Robert
Macri and Nadine Schwartz were intoxicated when they left the Genji Room at
the corner of Beaumont Street and North Pennsylvania Avenue. The tavern was
fined

Holiday Times Marred By Tragedy 
Here Are Other New Year's Holiday Tragedies As Compiled From Times Leader 
Files: 
Dec. 31, 1996: James Bronson, 48, Of Nanticoke, Dies In A Fire In His 
Apartment Building. The Blaze Was Started By An Overheated Space Heater.

Holiday Times Marred By Tragedy Here Are Other New Year's Holiday Tragedies As Compiled From Times Leader Files: Dec. 31, 1996: James Bronson, 48, Of Nanticoke, Dies In A Fire In His Apartment Building. The Blaze Was Started By An Overheated Space Heater.