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1997

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Court Briefs

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1997
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Danger Lurks In Justice's Life

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1997
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Defeat In November Election Ends Up Paying Off For Stish

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1997
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Easier To Count Angels Dancing On Head Of Pin Than Revise Cpi It Became Even More Clear Last Month That If The Federal Budget Is To Be Balanced Without An Increase In Taxes, The Entitlement Programs -- Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, And A Host Of Others -- Would Be Cut.

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1997
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Employee Suspended After Elementary School Turns Cold

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First Competition A Triumph For Skier

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For The Record

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Fred King February 7, 1997 Fred Z. King, 69, Of East Church Street, Nanticoke, Died Friday At The Hospice Care Of The Visiting Nurse Association, Heritage House, Wilkes-barre.

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Gustave Geiser February 8, 1997 Gustave J. Geiser, 78, Of Poland Street, Swoyersville, Died Saturday At The Wilkes-barre General Hospital.

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Hazleton School Board Race Needs Attention Now If Hazleton Area School District's Negotiator Bruce Campbell Is To Be Taken Seriously, Then It's Never Been More Important For Voters In The District To Become Informed About The Candidates And The Issues As In The Upcoming May Primary.

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Hazleton, Lake-lehman Win District Dual Titles

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Hazzard Adjusts In And Out Of Pool Transplanted New Yorker Makes Transition To Enjoy Life In Hazleton And Find Stardom As High School Swimmer

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Heroism, Outrage Shouldn't Be Nameless The Photo Is 25 Years Old. But It Still Haunts. How Could Anyone Do That To A Child? That's Terrible. Could We Have Stopped It? We Have To Help Her.

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He Has A Heart Hazleton Man Finally Gets Needed Transplant

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In Your Town Hazleton Bishop Hafey Junior High School The National Honor Society Is Sponsoring A Pizza Sale Through Rosa's Pizza House. Pizzas Can Be Purchased Either Frozen Or Ready-to-bake.

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In Your Town Luzerne Concerned Citizens And Taxpayers To Meet The Next Meeting Of The Concerned Citizens And Taxpayers Association Of Luzerne Will Be Held At 7 P.m. Monday At 175 N. Main St., Luzerne.

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In Your Town West Wyoming Rec Board Meets Tuesday Evening The West Wyoming Recreation Board Will Meet At 7:30 P.m. Tuesday At The Borough Building With Bob Jones Presiding.

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I Heard About It, But Was Never Able To Track Down Much Information On It Until I Received That Information From John K. More Of West Pittston.

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I Want To Thank Those Who Responded Positively To My Inclusion Of Notable African-american Women In Last Week's Column. This Week I Am Highlighting The Life Of Mae Jemison. Mae Jemison (b.1956) Was The First African-american Woman Astronaut To Participate In A Nasa Shuttle Mission. She Participated In The First Japanese-american Co-sponsored Space Shuttle Endeavor On Sept. 11, 1992.

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Judges Face Criticism For School Board Choice

Times Leader Archivist · February 9, 1997