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1998

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Elva Knelly January 2, 1998 Elva H. (benscoter) Knelly, 85, Of Orange Street, Berwick, Died Friday At The Berwick Hospital Center Where She Was A Patient For Two Days.

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Floyd Casseri January 3, 1998 Floyd Casseri, 72, Of Florida Avenue, West Wyoming, Died Saturday At The Vna Hospice Heritage House, Wilkes-barre.

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Guard Your Identity Thieves Using Stolen Social Security Numbers Are Causing Big Headaches For Credit-card Users And Creditors

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Haggerty Has Full Agenda Kingston Mayor-elect Wants Council To Change Solicitors, Approve A Land Deal And Revisit The Budget For Some Trimming Tonight After He Is Sworn In

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If You Believe You Are A Victim Of Credit Fraud Or Just Would Like To Review Your Credit Report, Here Are The Numbers Of The Three Major Credit Bureaus.

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Irene Gush January 3, 1998 Irene (kosc) Gush, 83, Formerly Of West Main Street, Plymouth, Died Saturday At The Summit Health Care Center, Wilkes-barre.

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John Chavanic January 3, 1998 John Chavanic, Of East Luzerne Avenue, Larksville, Died Saturday At Hospice Care Of The V.n.a., Wilkes-barre.

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Late Run Powers Scranton Newest Starter Scores 12 Points For Lady Royals

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Leadership Factor Key There Is A Reason Berwick, Meyers And Seton Catholic Were Predicted To Win Their Respective Divisions In Girls Basketball. It's A Factor That Basketball Teams Need More Than Any Other Sport.

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Marion Phillips January 4, 1998 Marion Louise Phillips, 71, Of Sr 29 South, Tunkhannock, Died Sunday At The Mercy Hospital, Scranton, After A Brief Illness.

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Mary Long January 3, 1998 Mary A. Long, 90, Formerly Of Washington Square Apartments, Wilkes-barre, Died Saturday At The Davis Nursing Home, Mountaintop.

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Mayors Say It's All Relative

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Mcgroarty Gives City Bright Spirit, Lots Of Glitz ``it's Our Own Times Square, Our Own Big Apple. How Could I Miss This?'' Joan Richards Of Hanover Township, Who Is Quoted Above, Was One Of More Than 4,000 People Who Thronged To Public Square Wednesday Night Into Thursday Morning For The Second Annual New Year's Eve Celebration On Public Square.

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Nanticoke Man Charged In Firing At People Police Say Frank Park Pulled A Gun During An Argument And Opened Fire On Three Men In Hanover Township On Sunday. No One Was Hurt

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Nicholas Panco January 1, 1998 Nicholas Panco, 78, Of Daniel J. Flood Towers, Kingston, Died Thursday At Home.

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Officials Doubt Signs Could Stop Disaster People Ignore And Even Remove Warning Signs Or Roadblocks Put In Place To Protect The Public, Some Say

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Plane Bound For W-b Turns Back

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Proposed Dinner Theater In Residential Area Alarms Some Group Wants To Use Church To Hold Small Productions. Residents Fear Traffic Alone Will Jeopardize Property Values And A Chance To Be Listed As A Historical District

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Psu's '97 Season Full Of Extremes Highs And Lows From The 1997 Penn State Football Season- One Of The Strangest And Most Unpredictable Years In Nittany Lion History.

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Robert Read January 4, 1998 Robert H. Read, 82, Of South Hanover Street, Nanticoke, Died Sunday At The Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-barre, Where He Was A Patient For Five Days.

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