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1997

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Police Comb Area For Gunman Cops Search Rolling Mill Hill In Christmas Day Pursuit Of A Man With Automatic Weapon, Whom They Say Left His House After A Squabble

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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Readers Sweet On Cider's Sound

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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Sayso I Am One Of The Callers That Called In And Made Reference To The Treatment Of The American Indians And Slavery And The Holocaust And So On And I Said I Think People Should Stop Relying On This And Stand Up And Be Counted On Their Own. The Editor's Response Was, Do I Think We Should Ignore History. No, I Do Not. History Is A Very Important Part Of What This Country Was Founded On, But I Do Not Think History Should Be Used As An Excuse For What Was. Let's Get On

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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Sound Choice History A Look Back At The Winners ...

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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Stone, No Hardened Criminal, Has Been Rehabilitated And Deserves Parole We Have All Heard The Saying That There Are Two Sides To Every Story. I Don't Believe We Are Hearing James Stone's Side.

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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The Following Incidents Were Reported By State Police Or Area Police Departments: Driver Escapes Injury In Car Crash In Nanticoke

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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Thomas Chugs Into Steamtown

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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Tin Pan Alley Continues To Rise

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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Tributes Set For Big Boulder On Saturday, The First Of A Season Of 10 National Tribute Bands Will Be At The Big Boulder Ski Area Near Blakeslee.

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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Uuu Popular Dance Band Wins `sound Choice Iv'

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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Volunteer Attempt Doused Pittston Councilman-elect's Bid To Be Firefighter For Niagara Falls Short.

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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Why Uuu? ``they're Just Awesome. They Have An Energy That Involves The Whole Audience Like No Other Band.''- Keri Seasock, Kingston ``they've Got The Best Selection Of Music And Are Very Fun To Listen To ...

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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`holiday Heroes' Come Through For The Needy Workers At Hospitals, Soup Kitchens, Shelters And Help Lines Give The Gift Of Caring On Christmas Day

Times Leader Archivist · December 26, 1997
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Anthologies Offer Something For Every Taste Need A Book That Will Keep All The Troops Happy Over The Holiday Break? Borrow An Anthology From The Library Or Pick One Up From Your Favorite Local Bookstore. You Might Be Able To Capitalize On Some Swell Post-christmas Bargains Or Put Those Gift Certificates To Good Use.

Times Leader Archivist · December 25, 1997
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Architects Sue Over Work On Mall

Times Leader Archivist · December 25, 1997
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Area Make-a-wish Not Doing Phone Drive

Times Leader Archivist · December 25, 1997
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Armed Thief Takes Cash From Family Dollar Store

Times Leader Archivist · December 25, 1997
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Around Town Lccc Offers Telecourses In Business: Luzerne County Community College Will Offer Two Telecourses During The Spring Semester: ``something Ventured: An Entrepreneurial Approach To Small Business Management,'' Will Provide Participants With Tools To Enhance Their Potential For Success.

Times Leader Archivist · December 25, 1997
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Catherine Kopetz December 23, 1997 Catherine Kopetz, 89, Of Charles Street, Luzerne, Died Tuesday At Home.

Times Leader Archivist · December 25, 1997
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Christmas Eve Blaze Routs Local Newlyweds Wilkes-barre Township Firefighter Is Taken To The Hospital After Suffering An Electrical Shock

Times Leader Archivist · December 25, 1997