The Morning Call from Allentown, Pennsylvania • 1
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FUGITIVE CAUGHT: Schuylkill child rapist found in Atlantic City, Bl HE Use it for life. ji sunday, September 7, 2oo8 1 $L75 the momingcall.com MOIN FALL CULTURAL PREVIFAV J-JI I 1 e-i fej; i .3 ctijuii mill ROAD SAFETY ALERT Old tires for sale But they're sold as new POLITICAL PROFILE Gov. Sarah Palin Her record defies portrayals WTATHER A. 4 'V. jf V.
afi t. I 'it 11 4 "A the Valley's arts lineup 'm ll'hx yr CLOUDY 82 PAUL fclUSCHSCK PUTS DEAD DOG TO REST, Bl PAUL CARPENTER SHOOTS DOWN GUN SEIZURE, Bl TYRONE RICHARDSON CAN HELP YOU MAKE SOME WINE, Dl ugh? 0RNAD0 TEAR HP Terrified residents say twister damaged Dieruff, homes. By Dan Hartzell x. 4w 1 7 Vv 'If 'W 1 I Hi I I ri ,1 rr i In bad times, the repo man thrives Booming business: Poor economy, high gas prices fuel trade. By Riley Yates Of The Morning Call If you've fallen behind in your car payments, you could be getting a visit from someone like Wayne Treible.
A repossession man for nearly a decade, Treible knows your tricks: when you park down the block, or trade cars with a relative, or insist the check was just mailed. In any scenario, he says, he'll end up getting your ride. "I'm one of the nicer repo guys," said Treible, who owns a Stroud Township wrecking company. "I come up and knock on your door, unless you give me a hard time then I come back and steal it at night." With the economy bad and gas prices painful, business is brisk for many who do repossessions, an industry cloaked in mystery, a tinge of danger and a bit of sleaze. Earlier this month, Treible's son, J.R.
Treible, repossessed a 2008 Hummer H3 from a Jackson Township man who couldn't keep up with its payments. J.R. Treible backed his wrecker up the driveway of the manufactured home in a hardscrabble neighborhood. a to 4 9 -wisaat I' i. ic h' Of The Morning Call An apparent tornado blew through a neighborhood near Louis E.
Dieruff High School about 2:45 p.m. Saturday, blowing tree limbs through school windows and badly damag- ing the building's roof. No injuries were reported, but roofs on several nearby homes also were damaged, trees were toppled, power lines pulled down, siding was blown off and residents were stunned. 1 Allentown School District officials could not say whether Dieruff students should report for classes tomorrow. Decisions will be made today, and parents will be notified through the district's automated phoning system, said Facilities Services Director Bob Sperling and Chief FinancialOperating Officer George Crawford.
"We have broken windows, there's a section of the roof torn up and the water's pouring through," Sperling said, but the district will marshal resources to pull things together as quickly as possible. "We might be able to go on Monday," he said. Sperling could not say how large a section of roof on the sprawling, one -story building was damaged, but a large swath of flexible plastic -like sub -roofing material was draped over the top of the planetarium. An investigating meteorologist with the National 1 1 1 i 7 1 'i Photos by Douglas Kilpatrick Special to The Morning Call "You could see the debris hundreds of feet in the air, swirling around. It was just like you see in the FIRE AND SCHOOL OFFICIALS survey the damage to Dieruff High School on Saturday after the remnants of Hurricane Hanna passed through the area.
The storm also damaged homes in the area and tossed trees around, one of which lies on the school. 5 I i rli i movies. KEITH MERKEL Whitehall Township ii STORM PAGE A2 REPO PAGE A4 EAGLES VS. RAMS GAME TIME: 1 P.M. TV: FOX 1 Let the i 'M Jk Ul Lai mM mm itm yr The Eagles will compete for the NFC East crown against three playoff contenders, including the defending Super Bowl champion Giants and favorite Cowboys.
9 4 NEW YORK GIANTS Why they'll win: Eli Manning will continue develop into a top-flight quarterback. Why they won't win: The retirement of BRIDGEGATEat LUTHER CREST, new luxury apartments. Learn more at one of our breakfast seminars. Details in our ad on page A-14. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES Why they'll win: The additions of DeSean Jackson and Lorenzo Booker make the Eagles better.
So does a healthy Donovan McNabb. Why they won't win: They will ask too much of Jackson, especially if Kevin Curtis does not recover quickly from his sports hernia surgery. DALLAS COWBOYS Why they'll win: They played as well as the Patriots at times last year, and Terrell Owens seems to like or at least tolerate Tony Romo. Why they won't win: Owens stirs up trouble when Romo doesn't throw to him often enough undoubtedly in a game attended by Romo's gal paljinx Jessica Simpson. INSIDE TODAY i NFL PREVIEW: Fantasy out-1 look, injuries and more, C6 EAGLES OPENER: Westbrook is ready to carry the team, CI I EAGLES GAMEDAY: Matchup with St.
Louis, lineups, Michael Strahan and loss of Osi Umenyiora to a knee injury is the start of a post-Super Bowl hangover. WASHINGTON REDSKINS Why they'll win: Every other team will implode. Seriously, that's about all they can hope for. Why they won't win: New coach Jim Zorn should do wonders for quarterback Jason Campbell, but there are 52 pther players on the roster and it'll take a year to get them on the same page. Larry O'Rourke LUTHER.
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