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1994

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Keeping History In Place Susquehanna Downs Wilkes

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Maxim's (restaurant Review) Where: 201 N. Main St., Plains (a Third Of A Mile Southeast Of The Light).

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Mercy Health Care Workers Get Pay Hike,

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Mickey In Poconos? No Thanks, Says Disney

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Municipal Roundup Avoca $455,400 Budget Keeps Taxes Same For 1995 Borough Council On Thursday Night Adopted A 1995 Budget Of $455,400 That Keeps Property Taxes At 22 Mills But Raises The Garbage Fee $5 Annually.

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Natwest Exec Likes Firm's New Home International Financial Organization Is Looking Forward To Moving Into Its Permanent Site

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Petition To Have All 7 Towers Manned At Dallas State Prison Fails Spokesman For Citizens Group Expresses Disappointment That Only 3 Towers Will Be Manned Occasionally

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Phillips Picks Running Mate For '95 Race

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Pittston Prepared To Celebrate 100th Birthday 100 Years Ago Saturday, Pennsylvania Gov. Robert Pattison Designated The Borough As A Third-class City. A Full Slate Of Events Will Mark The Occasion

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Plains Twp.

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Postal Service Did Right By Defusing Bomb Stamp You Don't Have To Be A Revisionist -- One Who Believes, Say, That America's Use Of The Atomic Bomb Against Japan Amounted To ``racial Genocide'' -- To Applaud The Decision Not To Put A Mushroom Cloud On A Postage Stamp.

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Public Square Looks A Lot Like Christmas, Thanks To Parks Department The People Of Wilkes-barre Owe The City Of Wilkes-barre Parks Department A Vote Of Gratitude For The Fine Work That These Individuals Have Done In Decorating Our Public Square This Year.

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Rise Of Gop Threatens Public Tv, Radio Despite Rhetoric From Washington, A Local Public Broadcasting Official Says There Is No Reason For Panic.

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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School Board Elects President, Vice President

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Scranton Singers Spread `just A Little Christmas'

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Shape Of Aids Education Is Up To Parents As A Junior In The Lake-lehman High School, I Was Impressed By How Much Educators Cared About Our Education Regarding Aids (nov. 28).

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Stish Report Fuels Dispute An Expense Report Filed By The New Republican Says He Received $8,390 In Campaign Donations From Democratic Leaders, Not $32,200 As They Contend

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Sugar Notch Teen Charged In Car Theft Sean Levandoski Faces Possible Additional Charges In Connection With Thefts Of Vehicles

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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Thelma Simmons Dec. 8, 1994 Thelma Simmons, 69, Of George Street, Pittston, Died Thursday At Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center, Plains Township, Shortly After Admission.

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994
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The Short Sisters Trio Lives, Works In Harmony

Times Leader Archivist · December 9, 1994