New Jersey airport city

Usage examples of newark.

Warsaw Bakery on the comer of Aldine Street and Chanrellor A venue in Newark, N.

Tvl of dependents and household goods to Ft Holabird is auth from Newark, N.

She had been seen he said, in Newark, Ohio, touring the municipal golf course at Octagon State Memorial in the company of a swaggering red-haired archaeologist named Kent Zacharias, also a dead, formerly a specialist in the mound-building Hopewellian cultures of Ohio Valley.

Bobbie Jo, her mind and spirit, were linked to an underpowered backup drone drifting slowly over eastern Newark, futilely, it now seemed.

Saturday night the same soldier drove a nine-passenger station wagon carrying Tough Tony and the other five men, picked up the Firebug, and continued on to the edge of Newark where a Big C truck hijacked the previous night was stashed.

NORAD was receiving hijack alerts concerning the American and United flights out of Boston, another plane with hijackers aboard was roaring full throttle down a runway at Newark International Airport in New Jersey.

He could hear ambulance sirens warbling along the highway to Newark, and there was hardly any traffic around at all.

Morristown was also nearly equidistant from Perth Amboy, Newark, and New Brunswick, the principal enemy posts, so that any movement made from them could be met by a countermovement on Washington’s part.

District Court in Newark for permission to tap the two telephones in Sweeney's Bar & Grill in Asbury Park.

Oh, Thereal, I'm coming, I'm coming, you fucking whore, and so become the only person ever to ejaculate into the pocket of a baseball mitt at the Empire Burlesque house in Newark.

A freighter flying the Norwegian flag was making its way down the Kill van Kull toward the Bayonne Bridge and Port Newark, pushed along by a squat blue tugboat.

Steve caught the Bloomfield Avenue trolley in the basement of Penn Station and rode it up to the Park Avenue stop by Branch Brook Park in Newark.

When the meeting broke up, Rick and Scotty walked to the front porch where the girls were listening to the music of a Newark disk jockey on Barby's portable radio.

That same day, detectives from the Newark Police Department set about the routine interviewing of all twenty-nine domestic servants in Mrs.

Newark Approach responded, and noise of con-fusion filtered from the background.