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1997

1997

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Tobyhanna Decision Due Next Month

Times Leader Archivist · February 6, 1997
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Woman's Death Labeled Suspicious

Times Leader Archivist · February 6, 1997
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Woman To Sue Police Officer Relative To Sexual Assault Claim Alleged Incident Is Said To Have Occurred Last September Outside An Area Cocktail Lounge

Times Leader Archivist · February 6, 1997
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Woodlands Pa.'s Top Liquor Buyer The Facility Promised The State At A License Renewal Hearing That It Would Deal With The Problem Of Assaults And Fights

Times Leader Archivist · February 6, 1997
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Wvc's Best Sign On The Dotted Line

Times Leader Archivist · February 6, 1997
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Wyoming Area Girls Remain Tied For 2nd

Times Leader Archivist · February 6, 1997
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Wyoming Council, Residents Hear About County 911 System Representatives Of The Luzerne County Emergency Services Department Spoke To Council And About 10 Residents Wednesday Night About Luzerne County's 911 System.

Times Leader Archivist · February 6, 1997
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Agnes Harvey February 3, 1997 Agnes L. Harvey, 84, Of The Star Hill Rest Home, Beaumont, Where She Was A Guest For The Past Year, Formerly Of Noxen, Died Monday At The Home.

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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Anti-speed Program Targets Interstate 81

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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Around Town Bank Official To Give Peek At Economy: Richard M. Stein, Vice President And Associate Economist With Corestates Financial Corp., Will Provide A Glimpse Of The Local, State And National Economy During The Wilkes-barre Chamber Of Business And Industry Annual Economic Outlook.

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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Atv, Motorcycle Riders Add To Cost Of $1.2 Million Landfill Cleanup

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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A New Day For The Nea? Taxpayers Can Only Hope We're Trying. We're Really Trying.

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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Balanced Budget Amendment Would Send Economy Into Free Fall For A Nation Addicted To Reducing Complex Major Issues To Mere Slogans, The Call For An Amendment To The United States Constitution Requiring A Balanced Federal Budget Is Typical. Like Most Slogans, It Promises Far More Than Can Be, Or Anyone Would Want To See, Delivered.

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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Body Found; Police Seek Info

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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Businesses Tapped For Hydrant Costs

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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Color Lines Prevail In Area, Say Minority Students `diversity Lighting' Vigil Slated For Thursday Will Be Effort To Show Support For Students Of Varying Cultures

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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Cougars Answer Call Vs. Wilkes

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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Councilman Feels `crucified,' Woman Vilified **see For The Record 2/6/97 He Says She Offered Him Sex For Money, But 19-year-old Says He Made First Move

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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Council Oks Purchase Of New Police Vehicle

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997
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Curley's Hair Left Trail Of Poisoning Evidence Expert Witness Testimony About Timing Of Poisoning Helped Send Joanne Curley To Trial On Charges Of Killing Her Husband

Times Leader Archivist · February 5, 1997