Gettysburg College student testifies in honor code case
Andrew G. Smith of Hanover testifies that his guilty finding for a plagiarism violation was unintentional and that challenging the charge could have led to expulsion. The case seeks an injunction against enforcing penalties and restricting sharing of the failing grade with employers.
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Gettysburg College
NANCY DI BLASICs
Adams County Court
Andrew G. Smith
Hanover
Smith
renee
college
Oscar F. Spicer
Richard C. Snelbaker
Mechanicsburg
Robert L. McQuaide
J. Hathaway
Honor Commission
Hathaway
Bendersville Borough Eyes Timber Sale and Water Upgrades
The council reviewed a Penn Forestry Inc study showing 190000 board feet of marked timber with potential net yields over 20000 dollars. Bids expected May 25 after May 11 site tours. The meeting also covered water meter readings, a back-up meter, reservoir repairs, flood plain ordinance considerations, and a Halloween party option. The board approved Enviro-Lab water testing, a sewer authority term, and cable TV construction updates, plus paying 3225 dollars in bills.
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iecaen GITr
Bendersville
Penn Forestry Inc
James Bucher
Ricky Kime
Enviro-Lab
William Harner
Possum Valley Sewer Authority
American Tele-Systems Corp
Bill PASSED Senate proposes annual auto safety inspections
Senate passed legislation limiting motorists to one annual auto safety inspection. The report notes surrounding items on page 13 about NFL draft trades and Hinckley trial coverage. It mentions Bert Jones and Russ Francis changing teams with the Baltimore Colts and New England Patriots.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
Preston wins Emmitsburg mayoral contest by large margin
Robert Preston defeated Joan Boyle in Emmitsburg Maryland by almost two to one in the mayoral race. Boyle says she will contest the results citing a voting mix up that turned away voters lacking identification. John C Gill beat John C Dick for the council seat 183 to 119.
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Robert Preston
Joan Boyle
Emmitsburg
Boyle
John C. Gill
Mount St. Mary’s College
John C. Dick
Guy Baker Jr
Littlestown Considers Police Contract and Off Duty Rules
Littlestown Borough Council aired a first draft of a police contract focusing on off duty work limits and residency rules. The panel agreed to a five mile residency clause and a two year borough employment requirement with training cost repayment if officers leave early. The meeting also approved bids for a 1982 LTD police car and concrete work for parking areas.
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Littlestown
John White
White
Roger Gouker
Stewart Long
Richard Selby
Selby
Fred Basehear
Rasehear
Hanover
Ruhlman Brothers Concrete
Fairfield adopts tentative cable plan and public hearing set
Fairfield Borough Council approves a tentative plan for a cable TV system proposed by a committee. A May 10 special meeting will hear comments on the franchise and ordinance for a ten year exclusive rights agreement with SCATCOM. The body also adopts flood plain and financial post for secretary treasurer roles and sets sidewalk repair notices and timelines.
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Fairfield
SCAIM
SCATCOM
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