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District Hires 4 More With Ties To Directors Unsuccessful Applicant Blasts Board's Selection Criteria

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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District Won't Release Teacher-applicant List The Hazleton Area School District Has Refused To Give Any Information About Applicants For Teaching Jobs Who Were Not Successful, Including A List Of Applicants' Names Or Copies Of Applications.

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Driver Returns To Scene Where Recent Woes Began

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Drownings Still Haunt Dive Team Member **see For The Record 7/23/96 Ten-year Veteran Rescuer Frustrated By The Fact That `half Of Our Calls Were Preventable.'

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Drownings Still Haunt Dive Team Member Ten-year Veteran Rescuer Frustrated By The Fact That `half Of Our Calls Were Preventable.'

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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East Mountain Eagles Repeat As Champions The East Mountain Eagles U-14 Boys Soccer Team Recently Captured The 1996 Northeast Travel Spring Soccer League Championship. The Team Also Captured The 1995 Spring League Championship Playing At The U-13 Level And Has Remained Undefeated In Two Years Of Spring Competition. First Row, From Left: Todd Maisano, Matt Suchoski, Joey Barger, Dave Andrews, Matt Phillips. Second Row: Dustin Hittrich, Jason Walsh, Dave Roberts, Jesse Golumbeski. Third Row: Bill

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Elementary School Parents Want More Input `magnitude' Of Moving Students Deserves A Response, They Claim. District Asks For Patience

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Elliott Returning Slowly From Wreck

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Everybody's A Winner In Challenger

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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For Openers, Madl, U.s. Salvage Tie Late Festivities Take Toll In Field Hockey Vs. Dutch

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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For Those Who Just Arrived Home After Being Abducted To Another Planet, Be Informed That The Summer Olympics Are Finally Under Way! I Will Admit That I Catch A Serious Case Of Olympic Fever Each Time The Games Come Around. This Year's Competitions Will Be Special In Two Ways. It Is The 100th Anniversary Of The Modern Olympics, And They Are Being Held In Our Very Own U.s. Of A.

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Francis Mcnamara July 19, 1996 Francis X. Mcnamara Of West Elm Street, West Scranton, Died Friday In Mercy Hospital, Scranton.

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Frank Piechota July 19, 1996 Frank ``packie'' Piechota, 73, Of Main Street, Dupont, Died Friday At Wilkes-barre General Hospital.

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Freely And Equally As Lifelong Partners

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Getting To Root Of `the Shanks' In Government And Business The Process Of Decentralization Has Been Good For America, Making Organizations More Efficient And More Responsive To People.

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Global Epidemic Of Incivility Kills Peace, Progress And Compassion It Has Become Impossible To Take In The Day's News -- Whether From Newspaper, Magazine, Television, Radio, Internet, Mealtime Conversation, Or Office Gossip -- Without Becoming Utterly Depressed By The Stain Of Hatred, Prejudice, Meanness, And Blind Partisanship That Runs Through The Lot.

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Gloria Caffrey July 16, 1996 Gloria A. Petitto Caffrey, Formerly Of Sugar Notch, Died Tuesday At Her Home In Treasure Island, Florida.

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Great Escape Crumbling Philadelphia Penitentiary Has Become An Unlikely Tourist Attraction

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Greetings To All. Summer Continues, The Hot Weather Continues, The Bazaars Continue. It Is Best To Enjoy Outdoor Activities Now While The Weather Is Nice. Because, It Is Already The End Of July. Before We Know It All The Children Will Be Back In School, Then The Winter Weather Will Be Here. Now, Let's Take A Look At This Week's Events.

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996
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Grocery Store Employee's Plea Gets A Lukewarm Response In Reference To The Letter ``grocery Store Employees Deserve Civility'' (july 8), I Would Like To Add My Two Cents. Most Of Us Appreciate The Grocery Store Employee's ``good Morning'' And ``how Are You Today?'' And ``have A Nice Day.'' We Realize They Are Tired From Standing For Eight Hours -- I Did It For 25 Years Before I Retired.

Times Leader Archivist · July 21, 1996