Casey proposes 181 million boost for county youth services
Gov. Casey cites a 181 million expansion in the 1990 budget to grow county children and youth services. Luzerne County official warns the plan may mask cutbacks and overmatching, while Adams County officials assess the impact and potential shifts to local foster care programs.
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Robert P. Casey
Luzerne County
Joint
State Government Commission
Pennsylvania
Casey
Punt Cole back Casey budget as loan spending plan
Adams County legislators Sen. Terry Punt and Rep. Kenneth J. Cole praised Gov. Casey budget as a belt tightening plan with a 23 percent rise to 22.4 billion. They supported the 12.5 percent 181 million increase for children and youth services, while warning of budget gimmickry and transfers used to balance funds. They lamented no growth for cancer control programs and questioned funding choices and education increases versus the governor’s office.
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Casey
Commonwealth
Adams County Children and Youth Services
Charles 2
Chuck” Sanger
Adams County
Terry Punt
Kenneth J. Cole
Robert P. Casey
General Assembly
Rep. Cole
Cole
Pant
Punt
ernmors
Senate
Panr
Sen. Punt
Workman’s Insance
state Workman’s Insurance Fund
state General Fund
Workmans Insurance Fund
New York City
Pennsylvania
Littlestown Chamber Approves Civil War Encampment Plan
Littlestown Area Chamber of Commerce approves a 3000 dollar budget for a Civil War encampment during the Good Ole Days festival August 16 to 18. John D. Smarsh leads planning with National Park Service discussions and site approval near Littonian Shoe Co. and borough park.
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Littlestown Area
Pennsylvania
Smarsh
United States
Littlestown
Littonian Shoe Company
Keystone Street
borough
Bob Hahn
Biglerville weighs funds to fix water system and leaks
Borough officials said they will gather petitions and evidence to show state officials the water system needs funding after a Pennvest grant was denied for lack of proven poor water quality. Residents report low pressure and a natural gas leak raises safety concerns near Main Street.
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Biglerville
Chuck Ryder
Ryder
Pennvest board
Michael McGough
Adams County
Upper Adams
Bigierville
Biglerville Fire Co
Main Street
Bob Woodson
East Main Street
Woodson
Eugene Shaffer
borough
James Shank
Shaffer
Shank
EMA
Richard Hopwood
Hopwood Insurance Agency
Hanover
Hartford Insurance
Hopwood
Hockley-ODonnell Insurance Co
Hepwood
Kay Boyer
Bayer
Boyer
PennDOT
Reading
Darby Shaffer
Local Home Decor And Salon Ads In Cashtown Area
Celebrity Mini Blinds offer 40 percent off measured and installed. Other blinds 10 to 25 percent off. Schmitt's Interior Decorations 334-4418. Karen Weishaar's Styling Salon Cashtown Gettysburg first regular perm $22 334-5462. Needle and Thread's Quilters Hay Day Sale January 7 to 17 2218 Fairfield Road 334-4011.
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Schmitt
Karen Weishaar
Cashtown & Gettysburg
Karen
NEEDLE & THREAD'S QUILTERS
Janey
Fairfield Road
Giant festival of arts in Adams County raises questions
Park Avenue Promotions of Columbia Maryland plans the National Festival of Creative Arts August 23 to 27 between Mummasburg and Arendtsville. Officials question size and finances with 100000 to 300000 expected attendees and 300 to 400 vendors. Rental costs include 450 for five days plus deposits and early reservations end February 15.
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Butler
Franklin
county chamber of commerce
Park Avenue Promotions
Columbia
Mummasburg
Arendtsville
Adams County
Park Avenue
Rosemarie Raven
John Corris
Corris
Ohio
Texas
Gettysburg Times
Ravenis
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Children and Youth Services
Thomas L. Collins
Robert W. Klunk
Catherine W. Cowan
Bigierville Borough
Bob Hartz
Tammy Shaffer
Times
Bill Schmartz
standing
John Cattera
Bob Burkhart
Harry Bowmaster
Mike McGough
Fred Nelson
Eugene Shafter
OKs
JACK & JILL
Huskie
AITE AID
West Street
Gettysburg
Alex M. Kessell
Franklin Township Board of Supervisors
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