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B3 Friday, Dee. 13, 1985 The News-Journal papers Newark brothers held ish. Michael Coldiron was arraigned at Magistrate Court 18, at Gander Hill Prison in Wilmington, and released on $7,700 bail. His brother was arraigned at the same court and released on $9,400 bail. dwelling for the sale or use of drugs and conspiracy.

Allen Coldiron faces the same charges, as well as delivery of methamphetamine, possession of a deadly weapon during commission of a felony and possession of hash Michael Coldiron was charged with possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute it, trafficking in methamphetamine, possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute it, possession of drug paraphernalia, maintaining a A tional quarter-pound of methamphetamine, for which police estimated a street value of $4,000. Officers also seized weapons, including rifles, shotguns "and some sort of swords from India," police said. Small amounts of marijuana and hashish also were found, as was $1,400 in cash. Both Coldirons worked as maintenance men at the complex, police said. They said business records seized from Allen Coldiron's apartment chronicled drug deals dating back more than a year.

Allen Coldiron's wife, Nancy, 31, was also at home at the time of the search, police said, but she was not arrested because officers didn't want to leave the Coldirons' two children alone. She is expected to be charged this week, police said. BYTEDCADDELL Newark Bureau reporter Two brothers who live at Newark's Paper Mill Apartments and wOrk there as maintenance men were arrested after the seizure of more than a quarter-pound of methamphetamine, a similar amount of marijuana and a cache of weapons in raids at their separate apartments, Newark police said Thursday. i Michael J. Coldiron, 25, and his brother, Allen Rich Coldiron, 31, were arrested late Tuesday and early Wednesday at their apartments in the complex on Paper Mill Road on Newark's north side, police said.

The raids resulted from an investigation by state and city police. A Newark police investigator, who declined to be identified because he continues to work undercover, said state police had received a tip Tuesday afternoon that trafficking in methamphetamine was occurring at the complex. Police searched Michael Col-diron's apartment Tuesday night at 11:40 and later said they found 20 grams of methamphetamine and a quarter-pound of marijuana. Police estimated the street value of the drugs at $1,240. They arrested Michael Coldiron at his home during the raid.

Further investigation linked his activities with those of his brother Allen, police said, and investigators searched Allen Coldiron's apartment at 1:40 a.m. Wednesday. There, investigators found an addi One Windsor IsNot Channel 64 to stay on the air Enough. by Rollie Massimino This season, I want another Windsor. A whole team of quality Windsor shirts, ties and sweaters, at half the department store prices! At prices this competitive, the more you buy, the more you win.

WINDSOR rfflfift' Ml SHIRT Prflfau transfer. Retransmission from Wilmington to Seaford would require construction of a tower halfway between the two cities, probably near Dover. WDPB removed a tower from that site last April, when it became independent of WHYY. WHYY is examining the Sea-ford station's general operating costs, to determine whether a station there can generate revenues to support itself. "We don't want to create great expectations with all of this," Ford said.

"We hope to start down this road cautiously and president for community development at WHYY, this help is being provided during an interim period while the Wilmington station evaluates the feasibility of obtaining Federal Communications Commission permission to take over WDPB. "Our aim is to retransmit our current programs to Sussex County which is, after all, the fastest-growing area of the state," Ford said. Among the issues that need to be considered, Ford said, are these: WHYY would not want to assume financial liability for debts incurred-by WDPB before the By CAROLYN LEWIS Sussex Bureau reporter SEAFORD WDPB-TV, Channel 64, obtained a last-minute reprieve Thursday when sister-station WHYY in Wilmington agreed to shoulder some of the public television outlet's financial burden to it from going dark Sunday. WHYY, Channel 12, will provide 'financial assistance for part of the salaries of key personnel and for transmission costs. As a result, 'WDPB will continue to operate its normal broadcast schedule for 'Kent and Sussex counties from 4 p.m.

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