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Jennifer Fouchs, of
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
William Stavridis of Evans St. in
Pringle was charged with reckless
driving when his 1984 Dodge Aries
slid across Route 309, hit the guard-
rails and flipped over Friday eve-
ning. Stavridis told Patrolman
James Balavage he lost control of
his vehicle when he ‘attempted to
pass another car traveling south on
309. His vehicle left 238 feet of skid
marks on the highway and had to be
towed from the scene.
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A burglary was reported at the
Cedarcrest Cemetery sometime on
May 11 or 12 when a yellow John
Deere 20” rotark lawn mower was
taken from the premises. The
mower has a battery charger clamp
on the handle and has been valued
at $200.00.
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Mary Ellen Bunney of Valley
View Trailer park told Township
police that an AM-FM cassette
stereo was stolen from her vehicle
when the car was left overnight
along Route 309. She also reported
that damage had resulted to the
dash of the 1977 Camaro from
removal of the cassette player. The
loss has been valued at $500.00.
DALLAS TOWNSHIP
Lester Campbell of RD 6, Dallas,
reported a theft of $3232.00 worth of
fishing equipment from his property
on May 8. Items taken from his
boat, which was parked next to the
residence, included a 35 h.p. motor,
fishing gear, gasoline tanks and a
marine battery.
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James Kozemchak of RD 4,
Dallas, reported the theft of a Sears
lawnmower valued at $200.00 on
May 8 from his home.
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William Linker, 8 Southside
Drive, Dallas, reported that some-
time during the night of May 9
someone stole a nine h.p. boat
motor and gas cans valued at
$440.50.
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Lisa Paglianite, RD 5, Dallas, told
Township police on May 9 that
someone had broken a window in
her car, entered the vehicle and
removed her purse.
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Sometime between April 27 and
May 9 someone removed the carbu-
retor from a ’79 Ford pickup belong-
ing to James Kenny, RD 5, Dallas.
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Lynne Kravits, RD 6, Dallas,
reported that someone stosle a Sun-
beam gas grill from her back porch
$129.00.
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Vandals damaged two vehicles in
the parking lot of Rick’s Transmis-
sion Shop, Fernbrook, on May 12. At
approximately 7:45, two juveniles
were observed smashing the wind-
shields of the vehicles.
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Gerald William Hoover of Carverton
Road in Trucksville hit and dam-
aged some trees belonging to James
Pellam of Alderson Road, Dallas, as
he attempted to avoid an accident.
As Hoover was traveling south on
Route 309, an oncoming vehicle
turned into his path. He swerved to
avoid impact, hit the driver’s door
of the unidentified vehicle, hit the
spruce trees, then came to rest
when his car hit a UGI pole. The
pole came down, striking a trailer
belonging to Roy Eddy at Pellam’s
Trailer Park.
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Steven Chisarick of Lakeway
Manor reported that his property
had been vandalized on May 11
when someone cut down 35 Japa-
nese elm plants.
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“I have received a number of
complaints from sportsmen who
were stopped and could not come up
with another form of identfication,”’
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“Obviously, a number of other
lawmakers have been receiving
similar complaints since the bill has
nearly 60 co-sponsors.”
According to the Game Commis-
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