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Residents wary of plan to slow cars in Lemont
Charlie Faris hopes the people in Lemont know bumpy drives aren't the only things they might be in for if traffic-calming speed humps are installed in one neighborhood."There are some jerks who, in their own means of protesting, just lay on their horns every time they go over the humps," Faris said.
By Lara Brenckle / brenckl@centredaily.com
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Penn State Profile | Professor takes on poverty, racism Every summer for the past five years, Lakshman Yapa has taken a group of Penn State students to a rough and poor inner-city neighborhood to chip away at what he calls the "Rocks of Gibraltar -- poverty and racism."
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Woman dies after being hit by car A State College woman died Sunday morning after being hit by a car. Ingeborg Moser, 81, died after a car driven by her husband, Gerald Moser, struck her, police said.
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Spring Mills resident killed in accident on Route 144
A Spring Mills woman was killed Saturday afternoon in a crash on state Route 144. Vivian G. Johnson, 84, pulled her 1989 Dodge out of the Homan's General Store parking lot and in front of a 1993 Toyota Camry driven by Joanne R. Williams, 51, of Belleville, according to state police.
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From CDT staff reports,
10/14/2002 03:01 AM EDT)
Making the Grade | Applications being accepted for great teacher competition
Students who had a teacher who made a difference in their lives can nominate that teacher in the 2002-03 Great Teachers Making a Difference Essay Contest. Students in third through 12th grade who live in the WPSX-TV viewing area are eligible.
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From CDT staff reports,
10/14/2002 03:01 AM EDT)
Einhorn prepares to take the stand
Defense attorney William Cannon has said it all along: Whether Ira Einhorn goes to jail or goes free depends solely on Ira Einhorn.
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By Joann Loviglio,
The Associated Press,
10/14/2002 03:01 AM EDT)
Pittsburgh takes steps to build biomedical tower
The Associated Press PITTSBURGH -- The University of Pittsburgh will build a 10-story, $188 million biomedical science tower to house the school's growing number of research groups, school officials said.Pitt's medical school research funding from the National Institutes of Health has increased 77 percent from 1997. The tower, which would be built on Fifth Avenue in Pittsburgh's Oakland neighborhood, could accommodate the growth, the school said.
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Wire DataStream,
10/14/2002 03:01 AM EDT)
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