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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1982

Page

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Charges against policeman raised in Oxford Township

Oxford Township supervisors will hold a hearing on charges against Leroy Klinefelter, a township police officer. No formal criminal complaint exists yet, but charges have been prepared by solicitor Clayton R. Wilcox. A private hearing may be held. only complainants may testify. The board emphasizes innocence until proven guilty.

JEFF THORESON Oxford ang Leroy Kiinefelter Clayton R. Wilcox Klinefelter Wilcox William Smith Dan Sullivan Sullivan Kiinefelter

Bonneauville name use urged by planning commission

Adams County Planning Commission urged Gettysburg postal officials to allow Bonneauville to use its borough name in addresses or, alternatively, to list Bonneauville, Gettysburg, and Gettysburg ZIP 17325 as the mailing option as house numbers and street names replace rural routes statewide. The move aims to reduce confusion from shared street names in Gettysburg and Bonneauville as mail routing shifts unfold.

NANCY DI BLAS Times Gettysburg Adams County Planning Commission Bonneauville planning commission U.S. Postal Service Adams County John J. Callenbach Callenbach R. 5 Hanover Elm Street Elm Avenue Louise F. Davis neauville New Oxford Sally Milter Pennsylvania Department of Transportation PennDOT Arendtsville Biglerville Main Streets Gary C Nancy N. Beatty Aspers R. I High Baltimore Street Ridge Avenue McMillon Street

Recession worsens as government reports slow economy

The early 1980s recession deepened in the first quarter with new government data showing continued weakness. The Reagan administration signaled the economy may still be slipping despite policy efforts, as officials reviewed the lingering downturn.

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Weather outlook and education proposal update

Clear chilly Thursday night with lows around 50s. Sunny Thursday and Friday with highs mid to upper 50s and low 60s, precipitation near zero percent. Winds west to northwest 15 to 25 mph. Education officials on Wednesday supported loosening state control of classroom content but expressed concern over vagueness in the proposal.

York Springs Senior Center to Close Over Budget Cut

Adams County will close the York Springs Senior Center and cut hours countywide due to a $73,000 budget cut. The plan merges York Springs with Biglerville, with protests over transport costs and community involvement. A public hearing outlined further budget changes including center operation hours, core costs, and transportation contracts.

JOY CONNOR Adams County York Springs Biglerville ACOFA Sue Yenchko Ms. Yenchko Lutheran Social Services Biglerville center ACOPA Apple Line Inc Apple Line June Rhoads Yenchko

Williams Guilty Of Criminal Mischief In 1980 Forest Fire

District Justice Harold Deardorff found 38 year old Williams guilty of criminal mischief for a December 2, 1980 fire in Michaux State Forest that caused 195 dollars in damage. State Police arson investigator James Boyle and forest officials testified the blaze was incendiary. Williams plans an appeal to Adams County Court. fines and costs total 277.50 if no appeal is filed.

Franklin Township Gene Williams Harold R. Deardorff Mount Renan Deardorff Williams James Boyle Pennsylvania York Adams Michaux State Forest Boyle Richard Hartman Department of Environmental Resources Bureau of Forestry Hartman Hartmen Parker Coble Cable Wiliams Cashtown Fire Company

Junkyard rules struck down in Mount Joy case

Adams County Court invalidates portions of Mount Joy Township junkyard ordinance citing need for zoning safeguards. Judge Oscar F. Spicer says licensing and penalties remain valid where severability clause preserves other provisions. Plaintiffs claim state preemption and seek full invalidation.

Adams Mount Joy Township Oscar F. Spicer Spicer Davids Thomas Beaver Richard Munshour Kenneth J. Rotz Samuel E Teeter Davies Mount Jay asner Alex Wilkie

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