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GEORGE LUTZ, 55
Wilkes-Barre
Fire fighter
right now.l I don’t know if
if it becomes private.”
LORRAINE HARRISON, 37
Shavertown
Day care worker
“I think they should stay
state-owned. There is more con-
trol over who buys the liquor.”
BILL TRUDGEN, 24
Perrins Marsh
Dry cleaner employee |
“I think they should be pri-
vately owned, franchised, or
have it be optional. If someone
wants to own a store, they
should be able to.”
Attorney Michael Hudacek,
Penn State campaign chairman,
was expected to announce Tues-
day evening that more than $1.2
million has already been raised
for a state-of-the-art technology
facility to be built at the
Lehman campus of the Pennsyl-
vania State University.
Hudacek’s announcement was
to be made at a rally scheduled
Center for the performing arts.
The rally was being conducted
to kick off the public phase of
Penn State’s campaign for a
Center for Technology.
This amount, which repre-
sents more than half the $2
million needed to build the facil-
ity, will also be used to help
Penn State-Wilkes-Barre
develop a clearinghouse in the
center for area industries to
access ntional and international
research data. The center will
also house classrooms and a
teleconference auditorium.
Also at the rally, Jack Pal-
ance, a well-known actor origi-
nally from Hazleton, was
expected, via video, to provide
Penn State with a major
endorsement.
Claiming that he is concerned
with what happens in Northeast-
ern Pennsylvania, Palance was
expected to endorse the center
as a building which will be
designed to meet the needs of
the individuals and which will
greatly enhance the economic
development of this area.
Palance will appear in public
service announcements as Penn
State attempts to raise the
remaining funds necessary for
construction of the center.
Nearly 70 percent of the more
than 1,000 students at Penn
State Wilkes-Barre are enrolled
in technology and engineering
related programs. Hundreds of
campus graduates are
employed in industries in the
region such as Commonwealth
Telephone, Owens-Illinois,
Allied Bendix, IBM, Utility
Engineers, and others. Every
The Harveys Lake Protective
Association is sponsoring a
‘Holiday Home” lighting con-
the hours of 7 and 10 p.m.
Anyone interested in entering
home) should mail a postcard
to: HLPA, PO Box 45, Harveys
Lake, PA 18618.
Entries must include resi-
dent’s name, street address
(along with a Box No., Pole No.
and RD No.), phone number
and must be postmarked no
later than Wednesday, Decem-
ber 17. Only homes entered by
postcard and lighted during the
hours of 7-10 on December 21
will be judged.
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10th engineer in the state is a
graduate of Penn State Univer-
sity.
Bell of Pennsylvania, through
the efforts of Dallas resident
Tom Robinson, has already
demonstrated support for the
project, last month donationg
$400,000 toward construction of
the facility. An additional gift of
$200,000 will be used to set up a
Bell Partnership program, pro-
viding equipment and faculty
support of the campus telecom-
munications technology pro-
gram.
HOLIDAY
SPECIAL
CAROL CARROLL'S
NO APPOINTMENT
HAIR SALON
Memorial Hwy., Dallas
675-9789
Dec. 15th to Dec. 30th
40 Quantum Perm
ill be on special for
will
y 9 9 9 (cut & style included)
NO APPOINTMENT EVER—
JUST WALK-IN
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SESSLER, 66
VICTORIA
Dallas
Homemaker
“I think they should be pri-
vately-owned. It’s just better
that way.” :
“Personally, I'd like to see
them stay the way they are.
for racketeers to move in.”
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(The following Back Mountain
properties have been listed for
transfer at the Luzerne County
Courthouse:)
WILLIAM F. WALLO, Sr.
and wife, to W. F. WALLO
CONSTRUCTION CO., Box 327-
A, RD 2, Meeker Rd., Dallas,
Property there--Dallas Boro, L-
2, High Point Acres, Marywood
Drive, $10,000.
and wife, to MARY J. and
WILLIAM J. PEARCE, 117
Warden Ave., Trucksville, Prop-
erty there-Kingston Township,
L-19, Warden St., $63,000.
ROBERT J. FARBER, and
all, to ETHAL D. and LEO J.
BECKER, 1075 Spring St.,
Edwardsville, Property there--
SANDY RICHARDSON, 46
Dallas
Homemaker
acres., $18,000.
RICHARD D. STOCHLA, and
all, to LYNN A. and RICHARD
D. STOCHLA, 219 Davenport
St., Dallas, Property there--
Dallas Township.
BY THE COURT, FLOR-
ENCE WOOD, est, and all, to
ERNEST W. WOOD, 34 Rice St.,
Dallas, Property there--Dallas
Boro, 2 parcels.
Other nice features of
of just $50 (through
December 31, 1986).
ible
to $50,000.
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