MHMR funds okayed by York County commissioners
York County and Adams County boards approved matching funds for the York Adams Mental Health and Mental Retardation program to cover a budget shortfall, with a 90 10 funding split and population based shares. The closing of 1970 71 books exonerated uncollectable per capita taxes for York City. A plan to hire two part time staff to implement a human resource information system was approved. Polling place in Hanover Fourth Ward moved to Baltimore Street.
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York County
Adams County
Adams
York City
Wiliam Small
Charles A. Stein Jr
David Raver
Hanover
Fourth Ward
Fire damages basement of Gettysburg furniture store
Fire at Sixens Furniture and Appliances in Lincoln Square Gettysburg caused more than 500 dollars in damage. Firefighters arrived at 6 40 a m and quickly knocked down the blaze after cutting the floor to check for extension. The fire reportedly started accidentally from plumbers working in the store.
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Sixens
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Hotel
Bicentennial Bond Sale Set
Washington officials announce new Bicentennial Saving Bonds to run alongside tax rebates. The program mirrors regular Savings Bonds with a bicentennial design and 6 percent interest at five years. Governors and President Ford may buy $200 bonds. officials say the link to rebates is coincidental.
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Ford
White House
U.S
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Delaware River
Beren Cleared Of Drunk Driving By Judge
Montgomery County Republican chair Daniel Beren was found not guilty of drunken driving after a judge ruled the breath test did not prove intoxication. Police stopped his car in Harrisburg about 1 a.m. on November 19, and the two hour delayed test yielded an inconclusive result.
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Montgomery County
Daniel Beren
State House
Dauphin County
Richard Wickersham
Wickersham
Beren
City Hall
Candy Warehouse Going Automatic in York
Peter Paul Inc will consolidate its East Coast candy and cookie distribution in an automated York facility with an overhead conveyor. The Connecticut firm plans to begin operations after July 1, replacing all regional warehouse work at the site.
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York
Peter Paul Inc
Justice Through Law Theme For 1975 Law Day
York County Bar Association president Vedder announces Law Day USA 75 with theme Americas Goal Justice Through Law. The observance emphasizes equal justice under law, praising the judicial system and announcing a May 30 York Town Hotel luncheon and Liberty Bell award nomination details.
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America
York
Wentworth D. Vedder
York County Bar Association
Congress
U.S.A
Vedder
Yorktowne
Liberty Bell
Kenneth J. Sparler
East Market Street
Economy Mixed as Tax Cuts and Prices Diverge
An Associated Press survey notes mixed signals from inflation and wages while consumer take home pay rises. Ford delays an oil tariff hike to aid energy talks. GM and Ford report price rises and first quarter losses. Inflation outlook improves but wage pressures loom. Continental Congress in 1775 financed war with Continental Currency backed by the Spanish milled dollar.
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Ford
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Agriculture Department
Ford Motor Co
Congress
Oscar A. Lundin
Lundin
Chrysler
Continental Congress
New World
Conviction Handed Down By Adams Jury
Barry A Toner of Gettysburg was found guilty by a county court jury on resisting arrest. Judge MacPhail deferred sentencing to May 19. State Trooper Corcoran testified Toner resisted, was restrained, and Toner claimed no warrant was shown. Toner’s relatives corroborated his version.
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Barry A Toner
John A. MacPhail
James Corcoran
Toner
Eugene 5. Long
Corcoran
Scout Activities Pack 116 spring Grove meeting honors new cubs
Cub Scout Pack 136 at Porter's Sideling Community Fire Hall welcomed Tim Markle as a new cub. Alan Miller and Randy Nehr earned silver arrows while Tim Trout received a gold arrow. Webelos earned citizenship awards for Marc Harish Greg King William Waltersdorff and Alien Wright. Charles Davidson earned a one year pin. The group plans a May 3 trash pick up and a Memorial Day parade march in Hanover. Webelos fished opening day of trout season and planted 375 trees for Jim Hoke, aiding Heidelberg PTA sub sale.
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Spring Grove
Porter's
Sideling Community
Tim Markle
Alan Miller
Randy Nehr
Tim Trout
Webelos
Marc Harish
Greg King
William Waltersdorff
Alien Wright
Charles Davidson
Hanover
Jim Hoke
Heidelberg Pta
Last Foreign Films at Gettysburg College Series Ends May 7 14
The Gettysburg College foreign film series concludes with a Russian film A Summer to Remember showing May 7 and a Spanish film The Jacket of Nahueltoro on May 14. Screenings start at 7:30 p.m. in Bowen Auditorium McCreary Hall with English subtitles and free admission.
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Gettysburg College
Nahueltoro
Bowen Auditorium
McCreary Hall
York New Salem scrap drive planned by Boy Scout Troop 97
A scrap drive set for 8 30 a m Saturday in York New Salem Stoverstown and Seven Valleys will be conducted by Boy Scout Troop 97. Scouts will collect scrap paper and rags with special collections by Donald Heiner scoutmaster. The next drive is set for Saturday June 7.
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York
New Salem
Stoverstown
Seven Valleys
Boy Scout
Donald Heiner
New Oxford
Folk Club
New Oxford High School
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Korea
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Albert Rees
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Wicke
Carol Pate
Seven Valleys Lions Club
Allen I. Young
Kenneth Shearer
Charles A. Kramer Jr
John W. Kerchner Sr
David P. Runkle
Millard L. Kroh Ind
Larry Bahn
Curtis Ferree
Arthur M. Dise
Reuben A. Bair
Elmo D. Beck
Robert N. Fulton
Paul Binder
Russell J. Holmes
Willard Hoffman
Charles Miller
Littlestown
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Alpha Fire CO
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