Accused killer's friends shocked by arrest in Kingsport case
David T. Jordan 2 faces two counts of first degree murder in the deaths of Ivak and Pamela Harrison, former Delaware County residents. Held without bond in Hawkins County Jail, he could face the electric chair if convicted. Friends and associates express disbelief, noting his quiet, helpful image and past work as a special deputy and undercover informant.
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Daily Times
Kingsport
Tenn
David T. Jordan
Ivak
Pamela Harrison
Delaware County
Jordan
Hawkins County
Tennessee
Jordan Wonder
Davison
Harrisons
Harrison
Judge limits picket lines at county administration building site
Delaware County judge issues two preliminary injunctions restricting IBEW Local 654 picketing at the Armours & Sons Electrical Inc. job. Pickets limited to six per entrance, with no obstruction or violence. Work to resume Monday as Armour employees expected back.
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Delaware County
Howard Reed
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Armour & Sons Electrical Inc
Bristol
T.N. Ward Co
Ardmore
Armour
T.N. Ward
Reed
Ward
Orange Street
Olive Street
Bob Keates
Keates
Raymond Armour
Con the Armour Company
Michael Trachtman
Two Philadelphia men rescue kids from house fire
Phil Nickles and Bill But flames doused a blaze at a Ruby Street home and enabled the rescue of three children on the front porch roof. The two strangers climbed and broke a window with neighbors to pull the youngsters to safety, then left without names or thanks.
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Philadelphia
Phil Nickles
Bill
Ruby Street
Phil
Clifton Heights
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Essington
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Upper Darby
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Ridley Park
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