Stolen car
Harveys Lake Police were
searching Tuesday for a
car reported stolen about
noon from a point along the
Noxen Road where it had
Taken was a Suburu
“Brat” owned by Ronall
Enterprises of Norristown.
The driver of the car, a
Ronall employee, told
police that he took the keys
with him and locked the
vehicle, but that someone
managed to start the car
anyway.
Accident
A Dallas woman’s car was
‘“‘severely damaged’’
Saturday when it ran into
the rear end of a vehicle
stopped along Route 309
while trying to make a left
turn.
Dallas Borough Police
report that Harold K. Ash,
70, of 142 North Main
Street, Shavertown, had
stopped 309 awaiting the
chance to turn left onto
Main St., when he was
struck from behind by a
car driven by Deborah
Jane Cartier, 16, of RD 1,
Box 596, Dallas.
The Cartier vehicle was
towed from the scene.
Cartier told police that she
was traveling in the
passing lane and could not
stop in time or move into
the driving lane because of
traffic there.
Investigating was Ptlm.
James Tupper.
Hit-run
An auto belonging to a
Shavertown woman was
damaged by a hit-and-run
driver in the parking lot of
Franklin’s Restaurant,
Dallas, Thursday.
According to Dallas
Borough Police, Renee Ann
Young of Village Drive,
Shavertown, a Franklin’s
in the lot when she arrived
for work and returned to
find it moderately
damaged.
Stolen car
A new-Dodge belonging to
a Dallas auto dealer was
recovered Sunday after
having been taken from his
garage the previous day,
bearing some damage it
suffered during the theft.
Taken was a car
belonging to L.L.
Richardson. Entry to the
garage was gained by
breaking a window,
climbing in, and opening
the door. The vehicle was
scraped against the side of
the door as it was being
removed.
It was recovered the
following day in the College
Manor area of Dallas.
Investigating are Dallas
Borough Chief of Police
Edward Lyons and the
Pennsylvania State Police,
Wyoming Barracks.
When found, the car bore
a license plate removed
from another auto Friday
while it was parked in the
parking lot of the Common-
wealth Telephone Co.
Inmates charged
Three Chase inmates
have been scheduled for a
Friday hearing before
District Magistrate
Leonard Harvey, Dallas,
on charges of possession of
weapons or implements of
escape.
They were arraigned
Thursday and sent back to
the prison, with bail having
been set at $5,000 apiece’
and not met.
The three men--Harry L.
Evans, Raymond A.
Pugsley, and Benjamin H.
Thompson were allegedly
discovered in possession of
weapons in separate
November incidents at the
prison.
Evans was reportedly
found with a homemade
knife in his pocket, Pugsley
with a pair of steel wire
cutters in an eyeglass case,
and Thompson with a
homemade knife in a
leatherlike case.
Prosecutor was Tpr.
Donald L. Taylor, Penn-
sylvania State Police,
Wyoming Barracks.
Escapes injury
A Wilkes-Barre young
man escaped injury
Sunday when his car
skidded and overturned on
the icy Luzerne-Dallas
Highway in Kingston
Township.
Driver of the car, David
R. Baldo, 18, of 72 Mundy
St., was driving north in
the passing lane when, as
he attempted to move into
the driving lane, his
vehicle skidded on the slick
roadway and - overturned.
The Kingston Township
ambulance was called to
the scene but was not
needed. Baldo’s 1973
Suburu was extensively
damaged, coming to rest
off the right side of the
road.
Reduced
rates for
elderly
Back Mountain residents
who are retired or disabled
are entitled to a reduced
rate on . their ' car
registration. These forms
(MV-371R) can be obtained
from the local magistrates
offices or from Charles
Brader, Idetown.
In order to be eligible an
applicant must be pen-
sionedsand their salary
must not exceed $7,500.00
per year. Only one vehicle
per retired person is
eligible for the reduced fee
of $10. There is no minium
age for eligibility.
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