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Spora Editor (41-4227 jtrnunfiOapp.com with 4 -1. Allen said her plan "is hr V1 to return to WW'' TODAY IN HISTORY Nov. 2009 NEW JERSEY PNC BNH SURVEILLANCE PHOTO Two masked men enter the PNC Bank on Route 70, Brick, Monday morning, where they got away with an undisclosed amount of money. The bank Is offering a $25,000 reward for Information leading to the robbers' arrest and conviction. By JIM WALSH GANNETT NEW JERSEY State Sen.

Diane Allen, a longtime legislator and former TV news anchor, disclosed Monday that she is fighting cancer. Allen expects to undergo surgery as early as this week for an illness described as "aggressive," the Burlington County Republican said in a statement. She gave no details and asked that her family's privacy be respected. Allen, 61, who lives in Edgewater Park, has represented the 7th District since 1996. She announced her illness in a statement that thanked people who have called asking about her health and asked for the public's prayers.

"My illness has shown me again just how much the good people of my district and the state of New Jersey care about others," said Allen, who was sidelined much of last year Bank the floor of the Senate at Diane the first op-Allen portunity." Allen is president of a Philadelphia-based video-production firm. Before her political career, she was a television reporter and news anchor at KYW TV and WCAU-TV in Philadelphia. News of her illness prompted a bipartisan show of support. "We all know that Sen. Allen has been a steadfast and fierce representative for her constituents, so we know she has the will to fight anything that comes her way" said Assembly Speaker Joseph Roberts a Camden Democrat.

PNC Bank is offering a $25,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspects. Those with information are asked to contact Brick police investigations division at 732-262-1120 or the Federal Bureau of Investigation Red Bank office at 732-741-0006. Matt Pais: (732) 643-4072 or mpaisQapp.com Plck-3: 810 Straight Bet: $235 Box: $39 Pair: $23.50 Pick-4: 1349 Straight Bet: $1,994 Box: $83 Cash-5: 8. 14.21,36. 33 five out of five paid $75,749 four out of five paid $482 Three out of five paid $11 Plck-6: 8.

12, 15, 18. 32. 40 There were no top prue winners in Monday night's Pick 6 Lotto drawing. New Jersey Lottery officials said. Five out of six paid $2,804 to 15 winners; four out of si paid $55 to 836 winners; three out of six paid $3 to 16.122 winners.

Thursday's top pme estimate is $6.25 million annuity. Plck-3 Midday: 366 Straight Bet: $325.50 Box: $108.50 Pair: $32.50 Plck-4 Midday: 3051 Straight Bet: $2,615.50 Box: $108.50 NEW YORK Dally: 366 lucky Sum: 15 Wln-4: 3171 Lucky Sum: 12 Take-5: Too late for deadline Pick-10: 8, 13, 14, 15. 17, 18. 19. 24.

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70. 80 Daily Midday: 943 Lucky Sum: 16 Win-4 Midday: 6308 Lucky Sum: 17 PENNSYLVANIA Dally: 263 Big 4: 1821 Qulnto: 92714 Cash-5: II. IS. 20, 27, 36 Mix I Match: 12, 18, 6. 1.

4 Today is Tuesday, November 10, the 314th day of 2009. There are 51 days left in the year. 1871: American journalist Henry Stanley finds African explorer Dr. David Livingstone in UJiji, central Africa, on Lake Tanganyika; delivers his famous greeting "Dr. Livingstone I presume?" 1885: The son of German engineer Otto Daimler becomes the first motorcyclist, riding his father's invention 10 kilometers (6 miles).

1954: ThelwoJima Memorial is dedicated in Arlington, Virginia. The battle for Iwo Jima in Japan during World War II resulted in the deaths of 21,000 Japanese and 6,800 American soldiers. 1969: The children's educational program "Sesame Street" makes its debut on PBS television in the United States. 1970: The Soviet Union launches Luna 17, which lands a roving vehicle on the Moon's surface. 1982: The newly finished Vietnam Veterans Memorial opens in Washington, D.C.

2004: Chile makes a step toward confronting its grim legacy of human rights abuses under the 1973-90 dictatorship of Gen. Augusto Pinochet by completing a lengthy report on torture and political imprisonment with testimonies from at least 35,000 victims. FROM PAGE Al The schools were Veterans Memorial Middle School and Veterans Elementary School on Hen-drickson Drive and St. Dominic School on Old Squan Road, whose officials declined to comment about the incident. Silvestri said officials lifted the lockdown which included the school district administration offices on the same property as the two public schools about 1:30 p.m.

According to police, two men wore black ski masks and white shirts when they entered the PNC branch and pulled out handguns. One of the men then hopped over the counter and demanded money, police said. Police received a call about the robbery from a bank employee about 30 minutes later, by which time the men had run away with an undisclosed amount of cash, according to a statement issued by police. Help Fight CHILDREN'S CANCER jr. a Any Condition START YOUR CAR FROM UP TO 100 Ft IT AWAY Starting at: V) Receive Fair Lsl All IRS Forms Market Value ON THE SPOTI Samt Day Fre Pick Up TAX DEDUCTIBLE 800-380-4380 AMERICAN CHILDREN'S SOCIETY, INC.

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