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1997

1997

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Pharmacists Seek Rx For Survival Independent Drug Stores Stressing Community Ties In Joint Ad Effort

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Police Probe Mall Assaults

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Price Slicers You Can Take Several Steps To Counter Rising Food Costs

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Quality Ingredients For Above-average Schools Friday's The New York Times Carried An Exhaustive Report Documenting The Quality Of New York City's Schools, As Measured Through New Statewide Standardized Tests Taken By New York Students. Here Are Its Conclusions About The Secret Behind Above-average Scores.

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Quality Of Life Begins With Quality Of Our Daily Encounters With Others I Am Writing About What Happened On Dec. 13 Involving My Mother, Who Resides In Dallas, And A Local Physician.

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Raymond Rittenhouse January 5, 1997 Raymond Rittenhouse, 72, Of Orchard Street, Nanticoke, Died Sunday At The Birchwood Nursing Center, Nanticoke.

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Richard Walters January 4, 1997 Richard Walters, Of Dennison Street, Swoyersville, Died Saturday At His Home.

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Say So I Cannot Believe That You Have A Comment That (kingston Mayor) Gary Reese Is Doing A Good Job ... He's Nothing But A Hypocrite. If You Have Ever Worked With Him, It Is Virtually Impossible To Do That. The Town Is Giving Away Thousands And Hundreds Of Thousands Of Dollars To Its Workers And They're Running The Town, And We Are Getting Deeper In Debt. The Cost Has Not Been Decreased, We're Just Spending More And More Money. He Has Done An Absolute

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Stasia Tworkowski January 4, 1997 Stasia Rose Marie Brozelewski Tworkowski, 85, Of Seymour, Conn., Died Saturday At The Shady Knoll Health Center, Seymour, Conn.

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Stopgap Recycling Plan Put Into Place W-b Residents Will Have To Take Items To City Garage Until Curbside Program Starts In April

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Striders Expect Big '97 Running Club Expects Record Membership This Year Because Of Recent Merger With Area's Only Racewalking Club

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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There's No Sport In Killing Tame Animals I Fail To See Where Tame Deer That Eat Out Of Human Hands And Trust People Can Possibly Provide Honorable Hunting.

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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The Following Incidents Were Reported By State Police Or Area Police Departments: 3 Family Members Injured In 1-car Crash West

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Time Is Running Out For Protecting Nescopeck Park From Developers Soon The Pennsylvania Bureau Of Parks Plans To Issue A Call For Bids To Begin Construction On The Nescopeck State Park. This Action Is Being Taken Despite Extensive Protests From Local Citizens And Environmental Groups.

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Woman Shot By Dart Gun

Times Leader Archivist · January 6, 1997
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Adaline Burgess January 3, 1997 Adaline Burgess, 93, Of Mount Zion Road, Wyoming, Died Friday At The Wilkes-barre General Hospital.

Times Leader Archivist · January 5, 1997
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After 33 Years, The Milk Run Ends

Times Leader Archivist · January 5, 1997
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Airport Manager Criticizes Company He Accuses Kago Corp. Of Withholding $43,750 He Says It Promised To Pay Toward Cost Of New Fuel Tanks

Times Leader Archivist · January 5, 1997
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Ally Of Rossi Applies For School Board Seat

Times Leader Archivist · January 5, 1997
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Amelia Cherko Januray 4, 1997 Amelia Cherko, 77, Of Lattimer Mines, And Formerly Of North Laurel Street, Hazleton, Died Saturday At Her Home.

Times Leader Archivist · January 5, 1997