Watching Weather A Full-time Job 
Whether Teaching 
At Psu Hazleton Or 
Working As A Television 
Forecaster, Jon Nese 
Can't Get Enough 
Of Mother Nature

Arcade Fire Ruled Suspicious By Police

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Anti-abortion marches grow larger, younger and stronger in their resolve &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Once again on Jan. 22, hundreds from Northeastern Pennsylvania participated
in the annual ``March for Life'' in Washington, D. C. This was the 25th year
in which people from every state assembled at our nation's capital to protest
legalized abortionThe crowd was so large that it's difficult to make an
accurate estimate without an aerial view count. For example: the state of
Missouri, alone, was represented with 33 buses. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; As I witnessed this massive, yet peaceful crowd, I was amazed that over
half were young individuals, those who were raised in our "Culture of Death,"
yet are great defenders of life. Their steady streams of banners showed their
strong convictions. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 Some of the noted speakers were once leaders in the abortion industry and,
having since realized their error, joined ranks with the Pro-Life Movement,
and gave testimony that inspired all present. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 
 The "March" is always on a weekday, the coldest time of the year- the day
seven of the Supreme Court Justices forced legal

Anti-abortion Marches Grow Larger, Younger And Stronger In Their Resolve 
Once Again On Jan. 22, Hundreds From Northeastern Pennsylvania Participated In 
The Annual ``march For Life'' In Washington, D. C. This Was The 25th Year In 
Which People From Every State Assembled At Our Nation's Capital To Protest 
Legalized Abortion.