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1994

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What's Going On Who: The American Hockey League Has Guaranteed A Franchise At The Planned $40 Million Arena/convention Center.

Times Leader Archivist · December 15, 1994
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Wreck Backs Up Interstate Emergency Crews Vented The Tanker Of Its Compressed Helium Cargo. The Accident Closed I-81 And Route 315 For Several Hours

Times Leader Archivist · December 15, 1994
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Activist `outraged' By Racist Posters The Fliers Contain Verbal Attacks On Black People And Bear The Address Of The `aryan Racial Loyalist Party.'

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Ahl Neighbors Savor Local Rivalry Possibilities Bring On The Wilkes-barre/scranton Whatevers, Say Hershey Bears, Binghamton Rangers

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Albert Siperko Dec. 13, 1994 Albert Siperko, 69, Of Beaumont, Died Tuesday In Geisinger Medical Center, Danville.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Area Driver Tests Taking To The Open Road Penndot Will Open A Licensing Center At The West Side Mall On Saturday. Public Main Roads Will Serve As The New Test Course

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Banned Commuter Planes Don't Fly In Area A Theory That Ice Caused A Fatal Crash In October Led To The Ban On Atr Aircraft In Icy Weather.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Buffaloes Can Stay, Zoning Board Rules

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Charles Zamites Dec. 12, 1994 Charles Zamites, 79, Of Oregon, Died Monday In Oregon.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Construction Company Sued

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Decreased Spending A Necessity To Make Tax Cut Work, Kanjorski Says U.s. Rep. Paul Kanjorski, D-nanticoke, Said Tuesday That A Middle- Class Tax Cut Can Only Be Taken Seriously If The Plan Doesn't Increase The Annual Deficit.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Derma Sciences Will Sell New Dressing Derma Sciences Inc. Of Old Forge Recently Announced The U.s. Food And Drug Administration Will Allow The Company To Begin Marketing Its Dermagran Hydrophilic Dressing.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Drug Use Not Rampant, Say Local School Officials A Report Claims Marijuana Use Among Teens More Than Doubled Since 1991. Local School Officials Say They Haven't Noticed The Surge

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Duryea Sanitary Authority Holds Line For Residential Users The Lower Lackawanna Sanitary Authority On Tuesday Night Adopted A 1995 Budget Of Slightly More Than $2 Million, With No Rate Increase For Residential Users.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Fast Facts The Team Will Begin Competition In The 1997-98 Season.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Flight 1957 Passenger Asks Delta To Conduct Full Investigation I Was A Passenger Along With My Husband And Three Young Sons On Delta's Flight 1957 Scheduled To Land At Avoca On Sunday Night, Nov. 27. The Plane Landed At The Allentown Airport After Two Unsuccessful Attempts To Land In Rough Weather At Avoca.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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For Pub: Dec. 14, 1994 Obit Page Kathryn Smith Dec. 13, 1994 Kathryn V. Smith, 99, Formerly Of Lloyds Lane, Wilkes-barre, Died Tuesday In Little Flower Manor, Wilkes-barre, Where She Resided The Past Six Years.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Frances Zenjohn Dec. 12, 1994 Frances Zenjohn, 81, Of High Street, Wilkes-barre, Died Monday Evening At Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-barre.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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Fred Loch Dec. 13, 1994 Fred A. Loch, 49, Of Lake Winola, Died Tuesday Morning At Moses Taylor Hospital, Scranton, After A Brief Illness.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994
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George Rincavage Dec. 11, 1994 George P. Rincavage, 62, Of Phoenix, Md., Died Sunday In Waymart.

Times Leader Archivist · December 14, 1994