Board position questioned over appointment to Lake Heritage board
The Lake Heritage Board of Directors faced a dispute over Ed Fleming’s appointment to the unexpired Buck Montgomery seat. Fred Barrock and Clarence Hall argued the March 22 vote occurred off agenda and behind new board members. A second secret ballot reappointed Fleming, with some members cautioning about setting a problematic precedent.
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JEFF THORESON
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Lake Heritage Board of Directors
Fred Barrock
Clarence Hall
Ed Fleming
Buck Montgomery
Fleming
Hall
Barrock
George Paulk
Parents sue over son's death in Adams County
The parents of a New Oxford Elementary pupil who died in 1980 sue the Conewago Valley School District and four others for more than 16,000 each in two counts and an additional 10,000 for another son. The suit cites negligence by the district bus driver, the car owner, and others in the Route 30 collision that killed Dale Allen Turner. it alleges failure to hire proper drivers, unsafe routes, and failure to warn and control traffic.
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NANCY DI BLASS
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New Oxford
Adams County
Conewage Valley
Gale Gene Turner
Florence 5. Turner
Nancy Lee Topper
New Oxford R
Thomas and
Linda Sue Haugh
Turners
Dale Allen Turner
Ruth
Topper
Haughs
Brian Turner
Littlestown Booster Club seeks rework of shoe budget
A Littlestown booster liaison asks the school board to reconsider cutting the 1600 athletic shoes budget. They warn seventh graders may lack funds for required gear, urging reallocation. The board notes safety and maintains that cuts are not final. The meeting also covers a wrestling coaching dispute and a misreported student expulsion.
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CYNTHIA POWELL
Littlestown
Thomas E. Orndorff
Orndorff
Booster Club
Elmer Gall
William Null
Haig warns time running out on Falklands dispute
Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr warns that time is running out in the Falkland Islands conflict between Britain and Argentina. He sends peace proposals to Britain on Monday before departing for Washington.
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
Falkland Islands
Britain
Washington
Weather outlook with increasing clouds and possible storms
Forecast shows increasing cloudiness Tuesday with likely showers and possible thunder showers from Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning. Highs reach the upper 60s Tuesday, with Tuesday night lows near the upper 40s. Wednesday highs around the low 40s to mid 60s. Precipitation chance near ten percent early Tuesday, rising to 70 percent Tuesday afternoon. South winds 10 to 20 mph.
Fairfield School Board President resigns after burnout
Delmar Richardson resigns after 11 years on the Fairfield School Board and as president since 1972. The board will solicit nominations to fill the seat until the 1983 election, with names sought from local agencies and organizations and at the next meeting.
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JOY CONNOR
Fairfield School Board
Delmar Richardson
Richardson
Fairfield approves five percent amusement tax resolution
The Fairfield School Board approved a 5 percent amusement tax on district entertainment activities. The measure defines amusements, expands the 1966 framework, adds a mandatory audit, and requires operators to obtain permanent or temporary permits depending on event length. Operators must report admissions and tax payments monthly with penalties for late or unpaid amounts.
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Alan E. Moyer
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Fairfield School Board
John Wills Beach
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Tran work-filled session details borough tax and TV plans
Carroll Valley Borough Council debated taxes and a Liberty Valley Horse and livestock license. They trimmed a public hours clause, extended a five year lease with a possible five year renewal, and discussed the IRS lien hindering possession while wary of future council obligations.
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BOBBIE PLATT
Tran
Carroll Valley
E. McGarry
Liberty Valley Horse andh
James McClenathan
Water decision delayed on Oxford Estates water rights
The New Oxford Municipal Authority postponed a decision on allowing Oxford Estates to use town water for its housing project. Officials cited insufficient information on transfer costs and crucial site details. A new meeting is planned if an accord is reached.
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Oxford Estates
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Fred Ho Uha
men Jro
Philadelphia
Ehamen
Rob Flanders
Jan Paden
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