Newcomers Face Off For Emmitsburg Council Seat
Two political newcomers John C. Dick and John Gill compete for Emmitsburg's sole council seat ahead of Tuesday's election. They agree on attracting industry but differ on a ski resort near town and the impact of a moved middle school on local jobs and growth.
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JEFF THORESON
Emmitsburg
John C. Dick
John Gill
Mount St. Mary’s College
Gill
Thurmont
Alex Wilkie
ROTC
Emmitsburg write-in mayoral candidate ruled ineligible
George Albaugh was declared ineligible for mayor because he is not a registered voter. Officials removed his name from the April 27 ballot after he tried to register before the April 17 deadline. Joan Boyle and Robert Preston remain the two candidates.
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George Albaugh
Emmitsburg
Albaugh
Sarah Miller
Miller
Joan Boyle
Robert Preston
Mother Seton Still Exerts Strong Influence Across Lives
The article profiles Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton born 1774 who became the first American saint and foundational figure for American Catholic education and charity. It notes her baptism, widowhood, emigration to Emmitsburg, creation of parochial schools and hospitals, canonization in 1963, and enduring legacy at the Seton Shrine balancing faith with humanity.
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MARTIN SIPROFF
imes
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Valli Ryan
Seton Shrine
Emmitsburg
Sisters of Charity
New York
Mother Seton
Daughters of Charity
Joan Annette
Sister Annette
Annette
Elizabeth Seton
Seton
Gettysburg
Stone House
White House
Seton Shrine Chapel
Township leaders split over advertising fourth police officer
Washington Township Supervisors debated hiring a fourth officer amid vandalism in Country Club Estates. A defeated motion to advertise stalled, while a request for information from state and local police officials was approved.
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Washington Township
Country Club Estates
Shirley Grove
Larry Price
DCA
Null
country club
Grove
Chambersburg
Oooard
Lemon Fired by Yankees Names Gene Michael New Manager
Bob Lemon was dismissed as New York Yankees manager and Gene Michael was chosen to replace him, returning to leadership after previously filling the role last September. Israel returned the Sinai Desert to Egypt, ending occupation with emotional ceremonies and mixed reactions. The Philadelphia 76ers beat the Milwaukee Bucks 125-122 as Julius Erving led the scoring effort.
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LEMON
Bob Lemon
oe York Yankees
cliarax
Gene Michael
SINAT
Israel
Sinai Desert
Egypt
SIXERS
Julius Erving
Philadelphia 76ers
Milwaukee Bucks
Weather outlook with rain chances and cool temperatures
Cloudy cooler conditions bring rain likely Monday and Monday night with highs in the low to mid 60s and lows in the low to mid 60s. Showers possible Tuesday and overall precipitation chances 9 percent tomorrow and 70 percent Monday night. Winds southerly up to 15 miles per hour. THINKING AHEAD U S Sen Join Heinz weighing reelection plans before the May 18 primary. He mentions considering November.
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U.S
Sen
Heinz
Bridge Column Teases Strategy And Results
A compact bridge column item previews bidding ideas and play highlights from recent hands. It notes expert technique and player strategies while referencing local clubs and notable games.
Britain captures South Georgia in dawn attack
Britain says helicopter troops with warships and aircraft seized South Georgia after dawn clashes with Argentine forces. A submarine was strafed. 44 Argentines reportedly surrendered with no British casualties. Argentine leaders reject talks as tension remains high.
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Associated Press
South Georgia Island
Falkland Islands
South Georgia
South Atlantic
Nicanor Costa Mendez
Britain
Washington
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Organization of American States
Argentina
Falklands
Port Stanley
Buenos Aires
Defense
John Nott
Grytviken
Lawmaker seeks boost for Pennsylvania agriculture budget
State Rep. Kenneth J. Cole calls for a 1.19 million increase in the 1982-83 Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture budget. He cites cuts and a need for expanded livestock diagnostic services, improved Summerdale Laboratory equipment, and continued research and marketing programs funded across Penn State, Penn, and Summerdale.
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Kenneth J. Cole
Adams
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Cole
Appropriations Committee
Richard McClatchy
House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee
Ted Stuban
Columbia
Montour
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
int Cole
Agriculture Department
Summerdale
University of Pennsylvania
Penn State University
Penn State
Summerdale Laboratory
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erry
Debbie Weiner
The Times Today
wee
Brushtown
Pennsville
Arim Hostetter
Brushtews
Pennville
Harrisburg
Phete pride
Alexander F. Wilkie
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