Gettysburg College Judge weighs injunction in Smith plagiarism case
Adams County Judge Oscar F. Spicer will study cases cited by Gettysburg College and student Andrew G. Smith before ruling on the preliminary injunction. Smith seeks to void penalties for a plagiarism finding and to remove references to the course from his transcript. The hearing focused on due process questions and whether a contract between student and college exists for fair procedure.
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NANCY DI BLASIimes
Adams County
Oscar F. Spicer
Gettysburg College
Spicer
Andrew G. Smith
Hanover
Smith
Frank B. Williams
educational services
Gettysburg
Williams
Robert L. McQuaide
college “Bulletin
Richard C. Snelbaker
Mechanicsburg
Honor Commission
Sixers Triumph as Toney Sparks Bucks in 120 108 Win
Andrew Toney poured in 41 points and six assists while locking down Sidney Moncrief in a 120 108 Philadelphia victory over Milwaukee on Wednesday night. The win kept the Sixers hot as the NFL draft moved through Wednesday with trades and picks around the league.
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SIXERS
Andrew Toney
Sidney Moncrich
76ers
Milwaukee Bucks
Oakland Raiders
Greg Pruitt
Lyle Alzado
Chicago
Rod Shoate
Houston
Luther Bradley
Washington Redskins
San Diego
Weather and political budget push noted
Thursday will be sunny and breezy with highs around 65 and NE winds 10 to 20 mph. Thursday night clear with lows upper 40s to mid 50s. Friday sunny milder with highs near 70. Democratic senators say a push is underway to pass Governor Thornburghs 7.8 billion general fund budget before the state finances are fully known.
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Democratic candidates clash on inflation and unemployment
In a Adams County Farmers Association forum, Democratic hopefuls Larry Becker and Rarig debated inflation and unemployment while agreeing on steep defense cuts. Four state legislative candidates backed current tax systems and Thornburgh school block grants. Rarig blamed inflation on overproduction and high government borrowing. Becker urged tariffs and domestic focus to curb unemployment.
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James Becker
Larry Becker
U.S
Adams County
JEFF THORESON
Adams
91st
199th
Dick Thornburgh
Rarig
Buchanan Valley
Becker
James
America
United States
Bowen-McLaughlin Company
York
Jimmy Carter
Regan
Emmitsburg mayor race ends as Boyle declines complaint
Joan Boyle, defeated in Emmitsburg Maryland, will not file a challenge over an identifiable voting mix up that kept some voters from casting ballots. Election officials say judges may request identification at any time and that those without id could vote later. Final tallies: Robert Preston 207 to 115 over Boyle. council seat: John Gill 183 to 119 over John Dick. Preston and Gill to take office Monday.
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Joan Boyle
Emmmitsburg
Boyle
Robert Preston
Emmitsburg
Frederick County
Richard Sprankle
Maryland
Sprankle
Sara Miller
Guy Baker
Baker
Preston
John C. Gill
Mount St. Mary's College
John C. Dick
Gill
Jeff Thoreson
Three county delegates chosen to state university trustees caucus
Three countians Pitzer, Myers, and Widerman were chosen as voting delegates to the spring meeting of the Penn State Board of Trustees with Dan Waybright and Dave Wenk as alternates. The delegates urged support for John Pitzer, a four term candidate. The May 27 meeting will be at State College. A follow up council meeting named soil erosion as a major national agriculture issue and launched the Cost Effective Conservation Practices topic for the 1983 Farm Forum. A speakers bureau was approved to raise public knowledge about agriculture.
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David Pitzer
Mervin Myers
Mark Widerman
Board of Trustees
Pennsylvania State University
Dan Waybright
Dave Wenk
John Pitzer
Adams County
State College
Arthur Musselmann
the
Poultry Association
Penn State
Barry Black
Times connected to satellite downlink at Gettysburg Times
The Gettysburg Times joined a satellite downlink system after AP technician Brian Greenway connected a rooftop parabolic reflector. The system transmits news from New York to Philadelphia and then to the downlink, replacing older telephone line services. It operates via WESTSTAR TV at 22,500 miles above Brazil and costs about $10,000, with potential future use by local radio stations.
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JOY CONNOR
Gettysburg Times
Associated Press
Times
Carlisle Street
Brian Greenway
WESTSTAR TV
Brazil
equator
Latin America
Greenway
New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
earth
Dow Jones
RKO
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Shirley Reed
Thomas Collins
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Monte Shumaker
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David Millken
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Littlestown
Rolling Acres
David
Britain
Falkland Islands
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Ag Council
bureau
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