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By GUY DARST
Associated Press Writer
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12 Pennsylvanians
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By The Associated Press
Police were looking Sunday for the
driver of a stolen van that struck and
killed a 19-vear-old Bucks County
woman, one of 12 people reported
killed on Pennsylvania roads during
the Thanksgiving holiday.
Mary Sue Johnson was hit after she
got oft a bus and began crossing the
street near her home Friday night,
police said. A witness told police that
the driver, who was following the bus.
tried to pass it and struck Johnson.
She was pronounced dead at the
scene.
The van had been stolen from Mee
nan Oil Co. earlier Friday and was
found abandoned about a mile away,
police said.
In Philadelphia, Ellen Joy Hanna.
■lO. of Philadelphia, was killed about
2:30 a.m. Sunday, when her car was
rear-ended on U S. 1 by a vehicle
driven by Gary James Dellaguardia.
31. of Ambler, police said.
Authorities said victims of other
Pennsylvania accidents during the
holiday weekend included:
• Kevin W. Greenawalt, of Zelie
KKK: Krishnas unwanted
JIM THORPE. Pa. (AP) - Ku
Klux Klan members holding a rally
during the weekend threatened "trou
ble if the Hare Krishna sect at
tempts to build a walled city in
Carbon County.
"We re here to let the people know
in this white. Christian town that we
don t want the cow worshipers up on
that mountain." a hooded organizer
said.
1 he rally Saturday drew five robed
Klansmen and several others in
street clothes.
Hare Krishna members recently
said they were considering purchas
ing the 400-acre Flagstaff Mountain
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nople. whose pickup hit two trees and
overturned Saturday in Butler Coun
ty.
, * Anthony K. Werkheiser. 18. of
Easton, a passenger in a car that hit a
tree stump Saturday in .Northampton
County.
• Marvin H. Gregerson. 24. of Cla
rendon. who was hit by a pickup
Saturday while standing on a road in
Warren County.
• Margaret' Kelly. 68. and her son.
James G. Kelley Sr.. 49. both of
Crucible, when an empty lumber
truck hit their car Friday in Greene
County.
• Chalmer Dull. 86. of Seottdale.
hit by a car while walking across a
road Friday in Westmoreland Coun
ty.
• Rodney J. Campbell. 32. of Roar
ing Branch, Wednesday night in Lv
coming County.
• Michael Weiland. 40. of Throop.
Thursday in Lackawanna County.
• Robert C. Price, 62. of Tyrone,
Thursday in Lycoming County.
• Steven Todd Ronan. 21. of Moun
tain Top. Thursday in Luzerne Coun
ty.
Park in Jim Thorpe tor a walled city
for 12.000 people.
The Klansmen. from neighboring
Schuylkill County, said they came to
Jim Thorpe to show their support for
local efforts to stop the Krishnas from
buying the property.
“If the cow worshipers get that
mountain, all hell could break loose,
the Klansman said.
The Klan organizer said his group
was encouraged to rally in Jim
Thorpe after hearing a speech by
Republican state Sen. James
Rhoades at a public meeting last
week.
blow them more onto the Pacific
Coast of Canada.
• The wind that normally blows
out of Canada from northwest to
southeast into the U S. Midwest will
blow more from north to south.
The gulf origin of East Coast
storms means they will carry much
more moisture than normal.
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