- PENNRIDGE
- * SOUTH WHITEHALL
- DONEGAL SQUARE TO MOVE BOUTIQUE INTO LARGER MAIN STREET SHOP CITY RETAILER OF CELTIC IMPORTS WILL OCCUPY FORMER HOUSE OF FLOORS.
- HILDA M. MICKEY
- SAUCON VALLEY AREA
- MAXIMUM PRIVACY
- CONGRATULATIONS ON MARKET REPORT
- NYCE SCHEDULES TALK ON SPEEDWAY TAX EXEMPTION
- EASTON NURSES APPROVE NEW TWO-YEAR CONTRACT PACT CALLS FOR 2 PERCENT PAY HIKES IN EACH YEAR.
- LEHIGH COUNTY PANEL ASKED TO LESSEN URBAN BURDENS COMMUNITY ACTIVIST FAULTS GROWTH IN SURBURBIA FOR LEAVING PROBLEMS IN CITIES, STRAINING SERVICES MORE.
- NCC HONORS LEHIGHTON MAN, BETHLEHEM WOMAN
- CONRAIL SAYS ITS LAND CAN’T BE TAKEN LEHIGHTON CLAIMS RAILROAD ISN’T A PROTECTED PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY.
- CANAL CORRIDOR TO GET GRANTS STATE SAYS HISTORIC AREA WILL GET $250,000 FOR IMPROVEMENTS AND TO CREATE TRAILS ALONG WATERWAY.
- ROBERT J. DAVIS
- PALMERTON STUDIES POLICE COST OVERRUNS COUNCIL LAST MONTH DECIDED TO BRING BACK A SEVENTH OFFICER. NOW BOROUGH FACES DEFICIT.
- FIREFIGHTER CHARGED WITH STARTING A FIRE STROUD TOWNSHIP
- LEHIGH VALLEY ST. LUKE’S
- * RICHLANDTOWN
- DODGER’S CANCER IS HIS OWN FAULT
- EASTON AREA
- * GERMANSVILLE
- NORTHAMPTON AREA
- ALLENTOWN SCHOOLS
- R.309 HEAD-ON CRASH INJURES BOTH DRIVERS UPPER SAUCON
- BOARD SHOULD HAVE ACTED IN OCTOBER
- SLATE BELT AREA
- VIOLA E. GARIS LANDIS
- HE WINS ON A WISH AND A FISH A CENTRAL CATHOLIC STUDENT IS ELECTED TO OFFICE AFTER A GOLDFISH-SWALLOWING STUNT.
- PROTECT COMPUTERIZED MED RECORDS
- * RICHLAND TOWNSHIP
- UPPER PERKIOMEN
- AROUND BETHLEHEM
- SCHUYLKILL COUNTY
- VENDOR SPACE AVAILABLE AT WILSON FAIR ON SAT.
- SLATINGTON BAFFLED BY GRANT FOR POLICE CHIEF, BOROUGH MANAGER DIDN’T KNOW TOWN WAS IN THE RUNNING FOR FUNDS.
- POLICE FAWN OVER BROWN-SPOTTED GUEST ALLENTOWN
- SAINTS FINISH UNDEFEATED
- GOLF CLUBHOUSE FIRE UNDER INVESTIGATION HARMONY TOWNSHIP
- PIERCING PAGODA LISTS RECORD PROFIT PROFITS FOR THE YEAR WERE $5.7 MILLION, OR $1.07 A SHARE, ON SALES $121.6 MILLION.
- LEROY J. KOEHLER
- SALISBURY TOWNSHIP
- A CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION ALLENTOWN FESTIVAL TO MARK JERUSALEM’S TRIMILLENNIUM
- WERLEY NAMED AN OLYMPIAN THE EMMAUS PRODUCT IS REWARDED AFTER TAKING A YEAR OFF FROM SCHOOL.
- HELEN TURANCHIK
- DRIVER TO APOLOGIZE FOR DRAGGING BETHLEHEM OFFICER MAN, WHO HAD STOLEN A CAR, ALSO GETS PRISON FOR TRYING TO HURT POLICEMAN.
- * BETHLEHEM
- MADEIRA’S COACHING LEGACY
- OWNER TO FACE CHARGES IN DOG’S ALLEGED ATTACK DISTRICT TOWNSHIP
- UPPER SAUCON AREA
- * MILFORD TOWNSHIP
- TIMING IS ESSENTIAL IN ALFALFA CUTTING TO GET HIGH YIELD HARVESTING EARLY BUD CROP ISN’T GOOD BECAUSE YOU’RE MORE APT TO LOSE THE STAND. E
- THE BALLYARD COULD BE A REAL STEEL
- IN TRAINING TO FIGHT MS
- THE ROADRUNNERS WILL STOP AT FARMHOUSE MAYOR ALLOWS GROUP USE OF HISTORIC LANDMARK.
- KUNKLE’S REAL HITTING MACHINE PALMERTON OUTFIELDER IS AN ‘ALL-AROUND PLAYER,’ ACCORDING TO COACH.
- VANDALS CAUSE $7,780 IN DAMAGE AND THEFT UPPER SAUCON TWP.
- GUNMAN ROBS $15 FROM CABDRIVER BETHLEHEM
- RELIGIOUS SCHOLARS WILL EXAMINE ETHICS THE FOURTH ANNUAL ‘DAY OF DIALOGUE’ SYMPOSIUM IS SCHEDULED MAY 30 FOR JEWISH, CHRISTIAN SCHOLARS.
- SANTORUM SCARING, NOT LEADING
- BERNADINE MALIK
- VICTIM TELLS OF PARALYZING SHOOTING LAURYS STATION WOMAN TESTIFIES FROM WHEELCHAIR AT HEARING TO DETERMINE DEGREE OF GUILT FOR BOYFRIEND’S KILLER.
- BOY, 3, HURT RIDING DAD’S CAR INTO DITCH RINGTOWN
- AN EYE FOR DETAIL, A PASSION FOR HISTORY
- * BETHLEHEM
- FOR THE RECORD
- WEEK IN REVIEW PANTHER VALLEY NINE TIGHTENS LEAGUE RACE PANTHERS CHALK UP VICTORIES OVER MARIAN CATHOLIC AND MAHANOY AREA IN SCHUYLKILL LEAGUE PLAY.
- EXPLANATION HALTS NOCKAMIXON WASTE PROTEST EPA PROJECT MANAGER LISTS ALL OPTIONS BUT THE END RESULT IS NO ACTION ON THE HAZARDOUS DUMPING SITE.
- STROUDSBURG SENIOR GETS HARSCO SCHOLARSHIP
- JOSEPH S. GRABIAS
- POLICE SEIZE MARIJUANA IN STING ARREST ASHLAND
- VIRGINIA M. HEMMERLY
- MORE THAN HABERDASHERY
- COMMUNITY REPORT
- GEORGE BORLODAN SR., EX-BETHLEHEM BAR OWNER
- JUDGE HALTS PLAZA PLAN IN CIRCLE A PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR CONVERSION EASTON’S MAYOR WANTS.
- PHILLY DRUG CONCOCTION ISN’T HERE, POLICE SAY ALLENTOWN
- * UPPER SAUCON TWP.
- VOTERS ARE CURE FOR TERM LIMITS
- ALLENTOWN POLICE HONOR HEROES FOR BRAVE DEEDS ANNUAL PRESENTATION TO SELFLESS CIVILIANS WAS PART OF NATIONAL POLICE WEEK OBSERVANCES.
- FINEGAN NAMED COACH AT LEHIGH
- LOCAL GOP FAITHFUL SURPRISED BUT PLEASED
- REPAIRS ALONG DELAWARE WILL AID CANAL SOON OFFICIAL PREDICTS WATER WILL FLOW THIS SUMMER AS FLOOD DAMAGE IS FIXED.
- NEW PROBLEM IN EMMAUS: STERN STARING
- THE MILFORDS
- N. LEHIGH, S. LEHIGH MAKE COLONIAL FINAL THE BULLDOGS STOP SAUCON VALLEY 5-2; THE SPARTANS TOPPLE PEN ARGYL 2-1.
- BESSIE A. KOLB
- YOU CALL IT!
- PALISADES AREA
- * TOWAMENCIN TWP.
- A LIFE CRAFTED BY ART NORA HAUSER HAS ALWAYS HAD A PASSION TO PAINT
- PARKLAND AREA
- GET BETTER GRADUATION SPEAKERS
- POLICE ARE CALLING ALL KIDS
- CARBON COUNTY
- THE RACING ACTION WILL END CHILL
- SKIN CANCER SCREENING WILL BE OFFERED AT LVH
- POLICE NOT SURE HOW MAN WAS SHOT IN LEG BETHLEHEM
- KEEPING IN TOUCH
- MINERVA PAINTER
- INSPECTORS CLEAR TRUCK INVOLVED IN BUS CRASH PLAINFIELD TOWNSHIP
- 100 AND STILL SILVERDALE BOROUGH HAS GOOD REASON TO HAVE A CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
- GRAND CENTRAL JOINS GROWING TRASH EMPIRE PERINS SELL PLAINFIELD BUSINESS TO DALLAS-BASED SANITATION COMPANY.
- WORK ON EASTON SQUARE DELAYED JEWELER WINS INJUNCTION AGAINST BUILDING OF PLAZA THAT WOULD ELIMINATE PARKING IN FRONT OF STORE.
- TIRE KING HAS AN EXCUSE FOR NOT APPEARING
- BRACKBILL NOW HANGING IN COURTHOUSE NORTHAMPTON COUNTY EXECUTIVE’S OFFICIAL PORTRAIT JOINS LOBBY EXHIBITION.
- JOSEPH J. TAUS
- MAN TO FACE TRIAL OVER HOUSE ARSON TOWAMENSING TOWNSHIP
- CATASAUQUA AREA
- ISLAMIC SCHOLAR TO GIVE GRADUATION ADDRESS AT LEHIGH
- PROGRAM URGED FOR PROBLEM STUDENTS PALISADES COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS SENDING 6 TO ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL.
- SENIORS HOP TO TUNES OF THE PAST
- KNOW YOUR NEWS CARRIER
- GRANT HELPS CUT DRUNK DRIVING STATE FUNDS TO HELP 3 POLICE FORCES WITH DETECTION, PAYING FOR SOBRIETY CHECKPOINTS AND ROVING PATROLS.
- CARBON AWARDS CONTRACTS GOVERNMENT-FUNDED COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENTS IN PALMERTON, JAMESTOWN WILL TOTAL $372,973.
- * ALLENTOWN
- CENTENARIAN ENJOYS HIS STROLLS IN THE PARK
- EASTON PATROLMAN NAMED TOP OFFICER VANGELO IS A SIX-YEAR VETERAN AND A MEMBER OF THE POLICE K-9 UNIT.
- HELPING CHILDREN TO LEARN HELPS LEHIGH, NATION LOOK TO FUTURE
- FOR THE RECORD
- FOR THE RECORD
- EAST PENN AREA EMMAUS
- SPRINGFIELD CHAIRMAN QUITS HE SAYS TOWNSHIP TAKES TOO LONG TO ACT, AND MEETINGS DON’T LET HIM SEE GRANDDAUGHTER. BOARD IS STUNNED.
- QUALITY SCHOOLS ARE A MUST
- FOUR-CAR CRASH SNARLS TRAFFIC ON ROUTE 22 HANOVER TOWNSHIP, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY
- SOUDERTON AREA
- AUDITOR WILL COLLECT UNPAID BUSINESS TAXES SAYS $1 MILLION MAY GO UNCLAIMED IN S. WHITEHALL
- PARKLAND LANDS ANOTHER EPC CROWN THE TROJANS ROLL PAST EASTON FOR THE SECOND-HALF AND OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP.
- KNOW YOUR NEWS CARRIER
- MCCARTHY AND ULDANETTA DOMINATE THEY EACH BLOW AWAY THE COMPETITION BY WINNING INDIVIDUAL TWO GOLD MEDALS.
- FOR THE RECORD
- ELIZABETH H. SWITZGABLE
- K-KID HURDLER RESPONDS UPSET IN THE 300 HURDLES, SANTOROSKI CAPTURES THE 100 HIGHS AT DISTRICT MEET.
- 2 BLANCHARD MEN FACE DRUG-DEALING TRIAL KIDDER TOWNSHIP
- THIS OVERNIGHTER IS NEXT TO NATURE
- NAZARETH AREA
- RECORD-SETTING PAIR WILL DEFEND TARZ FORD TITLE
- MONROE COUNTY
- RUNNING ON THE FAST TRACK
- DRUG EMPORIUM BLAMES NEW LEASE FOR EXIT
- ZEILE’S BIG FLIES SWAT GIANTS THE PHILS’ 3RD BASEMAN PUTS PATIENCE ASIDE AND HITS A GAME-WINNING HR IN THE 10TH OFF SAN FRANCISCO’S ROD BECK.
- WB NETWORK ADDS SITCOMS AND THIRD NIGHT TO FALL SCHEDULE
- BALLYARD MEETING TONIGHT
- * RIEGELSVILLE
- SUSPECT IS DETAINED IN THIRD SHOPLIFTING PALMER TOWNSHIP
- ELMER G. STAHL, 98, UPPER PERKIOMEN CONTRACTOR, HISTORIAN
- WILSON AREA WEST EASTON
- TEEN CHARGES TEACHER HURT HIM AT SCHOOL UPPER MOUNT BETHEL
- EARL W. GRAVER
- WHITEHALL-COPLAY
- TYSON PROSECUTOR LAMENTS CHEAPENING OF COURT SYSTEM INDIANA ATTORNEY AND LEGAL ANALYST FOR CBS SPEAKS TO 80 LEHIGH COUNTY JUDGES, LAWYERS.
- WITH EARNINGS RISING, AMBASSADOR PLANS TO KEEP ADDING BRANCHES START-UP BANK WITH PERSONAL SERVICE HAS BEEN PROFITABLE EVERY YEAR SINCE ITS FIRST.
- LANTA MAY BUS WORKING INMATES IF LEHIGH COMMISSIONERS APPROVE, SALISBURY WORK-RELEASE CENTER WILL BE SERVED SIX DAYS A WEEK.
- BOYERTOWN HIGH MUSICIANS TOUR LONDON AND PARIS
- LVAIAW’S FINEST
- EASTON BUREAU OF HEALTH SPONSORING RABIES CLINIC
- FOR THE RECORD
- AN OLYMPIC STRETCH
- LINGENFELTER’S REQUEST FOR RECOUNT DENIED AGAIN BUCKS COMMISSIONERS REJECT HIS PLEA. ELECTION BOARD HASN’T ANSWERED.
- STOLEN MAZDA FOUND NEAR SHEA STADIUM HATFIELD TOWNSHIP
- IMPROVING ITS SHINE
- SPRING CLEANING
- FUNDS NEEDED FOR MAY 25 SCAVENGER HUNT
- BULLDOGS ARE CHAMPS
- NORTH PENN
- IN BRIEF
- QUAKERTOWN AREA
- VELODROME SHOWS OFF FOR MEDIA LEHIGH VALLEY VELODROME AND LEHIGH COUNTY OFFICIALS OFFERED A SNEAK PREVIEW.
- SESSION LOOKS AT SUICIDE PREVENTION PSYCHOLOGIST USES ROLE PLAYING, MOVIES TO SHOW INTERVENTION STRATEGIES. CITY RATE ABOVE AVERAGE.
- UPPER LEHIGH
- TAROLA TAUGHT BOARD WELL
- CITY ZONING BOARD TURNS DOWN 2 PLANS, APPROVES 2 OTHERS
- REWARD OFFERED FOR CAPTURE OF FUGITIVE
- FOR THE RECORD
- TASK FORCE IS BORN PANEL WILL RECOMMEND IMPROVEMENTS FOR NORTHAMPTON COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
- NOTRE DAME HIGH SENIOR WINS NHS SCHOLARSHIP
- BANGOR MAN CHARGED WITH STEREO THEFT PLAINFIELD TOWNSHIP
- COMMUNITY RALLIES AROUND CANCER PATIENT
- BETHLEHEM SCHOOLS
- GNADEN HUETTEN IS A CHARITY, EXPERT SAYS WITNESS SAYS THE HOSPITAL MEETS THE STATE’S FIVE-PRONG TEST FOR TAX-EXEMPT STATUS.
- EDNA H. ROBINSON
- COLD, HIGH WATERS SLOW SHAD ACTION; TROUT STOCKINGS NEAR AN END
- RUNNING ON THE FAST TRACK
- OLD JAIL IS NOW FOR PARKING
- ASD BOARD TO VOTE ON $109 MILLION BUDGET 1996-97 PLAN HAS NO TAX HIKE. CLASS SIZE TO GROW.
- CHARLES LEE SMITH
- JOSE TRINIDAD
- FOX FOES STAGE MOCK TRIAL LINKING HIM WITH GINGRICH ORGANIZERS HOPE VOTERS ASSOCIATE CONGRESSMAN WITH CONTROVERSIAL HOUSE SPEAKER.
- BATH AREA
- ATTACK ON ISRAEL GROSSLY UNFAIR
- ARTHUR R. TAYLOR
- GEMSTAR DENIED PERMIT FOR PLANT BUT SPRINGFIELD SUPERVISORS AREN’T CLOSING THE DOOR ON A TIRE RECYCLING FACILITY.
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