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1994

1994

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Namey May Not Seek Re-election A Return To Teaching Or A Run For State Representative Or County Commissioner Are A Few Options Mayor Is Feeling Out.

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Nanticoke Ordinance Hikes Taxes

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Pauline Selingo Dec. 14, 1994 Pauline K. Selingo, Of Overbrook Avenue, Dallas, Died Wednesday Evening At Hospice St. John In-patient Unit At Wilkes-barre General Hospital.

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Paul Olmstead Dec. 14, 1994 Paul J. Olmstead, Of Rr 1, Dallas, Formerly Of West Pittston, Died Wednesday Night At Wilkes-barre General Hospital.

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Racist Posters Bring Prayers At Church Meeting Is A Response To An Outbreak Of Racist Fliers In Wilkes-barre And The Appearance Of An `aryan Loyalist' Proponent

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Rita Gedrich Dec. 15, 1994 Rita Gedrich, Of Vine Street, Avoca, Died Thursday At Mercy Hospital, Scranton, Following An Illness.

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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State Takes Action Against Nurse, Administrator

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Suit Has Muroski Returning The Fire County Judge Says His Former Secretary And Her Spouse Invaded His Privacy To Gather Information To Use Against Him

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Sweet Sounds From Allentown At Jitterbugs

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Teen Waives Hearing On Break-ins

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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They're Spirit Shines Inside And Out

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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The Following Incidents Were Reported By State Police Or Area Police Departments: Crash Injures Two People

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Tight Divison Race Starting In Wvc

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Virtue, Not Prayer, Might Be Better Goal In Schools Strewn Across The American Cultural Landscape Are Battlefields Resembling The Trench Wars Of World War I. You Know Them Well: They're The Conflicts Over Issues Such As Abortion, Gun Control And Gay Rights, Where Both Sides Hold Strong Positions -- And Spend Years Lobbing Grenades At Each Other Without Yielding An Inch.

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Wesley Garinger Dec. 14, 1994 Wesley A. Garinger, 69, Of Laceyville, Died At The Department Of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Wilkes-barre, Following An Illness.

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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Who's The Hottest Act In Town?

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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'stormtroopers?' Ins, Advocate Differ On Immigrants' Treatment Roundup Of 137 At Scranton Meat-packing Plant Was `outlandish,' Volunteer Says. Not So, Says An Ins Director.

Times Leader Archivist · December 16, 1994
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At Least 4,200 Fans A Game Is Team's Goal A National Consultant Outlines The Economics Of Putting A Team In The Projected Arena

Times Leader Archivist · December 15, 1994
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A Joyful Noise At Christmas Should Be Encouraged, Not Silenced On Monday Morning I Found Christmas.

Times Leader Archivist · December 15, 1994
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Blacks Plan Strategies For Dealing With Fliers Local Leader Stresses Need For Non-violence When Responding To Racist Posters

Times Leader Archivist · December 15, 1994