York mayor wants judge at hearing Attorneys for York Mayor Charlie Robertson have asked for a York County judge rather than a district justice to preside over his preliminary hearing on murder charges stemming from the 1969 race riots. It isn't easy being a middle school pupil. Part of you still wants to be with family, but more and more you want to hang out with friends. You're still a kid but starting to feel more like a grownup, especially inside. Robertson wants judge at hearing Attorneys for York Mayor Charlie Robertson have asked for a York County judge rather than a district justice to preside over his preliminary hearing on murder charges stemming from the 1969 race riots.
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That's all it takes to buckle up. With Memorial Day weekend on the doorstep and on the same day that news broke of a national group giving Pennsylvania a C- grade in preventing highway deaths, the Capital Beltway Advisory Committee began a new push yesterday to get more midstaters to wear seat belts. The board is expected to vote June 25 on the budget that goes into effect July 1. The number of babies born to teen mothers in Pennsylvania declined during the past decade as contraception became more convenient and abstinence more acceptable to teens. The 12th annual Kids Count report released today by the Annie E. Casey Foundation in Baltimore showed the well-being of the state's children improved in other ways during the 1990s as well.