The Citizens Voice Out-of-area addicts using Salvation Army rehab program By Tom Long, Staff Writer 08/19/2005 In a brick building on Hazle Street in Wilkes-Barre, The Salvation Army takes in men with alcohol and drug addictions and tries to help them straighten out their lives. Some of those men come from outside Northeastern Pennsylvania. Brian K. Jones, who is jailed after admitting he murdered 87-year-old Mary Leo, said he came from New Jersey to Wilkes-Barre because there was an open bed at the local Salvation Army. Because of strict confidentiality requirements, The Salvation Army, an international, faith-based charity, will not...