Rate strike against TMI planned by Project David
A coalition of consumer groups urges 300000 Met Ed customers to withhold March payments to pressure Met Ed owner of Three Mile Island. The plan involves scavenger hunts in York Reading Lebanon and Easton and a March 1 pickup of bills at Met Ed HQ.
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Associated Press
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Project David
Metropolitan Edison Co
Met Ed
Bill Keisling
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Reading
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Easton
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Keisling
Judith Botvin
congress
Bonneauville seeks operator for sewer and water plant
Bonneauville Borough Council continues to accept applications for a sewer and water plant operator after the vacancy created by the January departure of the former operator Mrs Margaret Miller. Harvey White, the backup operator since 1978, reports daily to monitor sewer operations while the water plant is overseen by the borough’s engineering firm.
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KATHERINE QUIRK
Bonneuville Borough
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Margaret Miler
Howard Hawbaker
Harvey White
White
Roger Miller
Emmitsburg group weighs Thurmont middle school move
The Emmitsburg Citizens Committee will present a two part report to the Frederick County Board of Education on March 3 at 7 30 PM in the Emmitsburg middle school auditorium. They argue that moving grades 6 8 to Thurmont disrupts the community, wastes classroom time, and risks future underuse or closure of the Emmitsburg building.
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Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Frederick County
Graff
Robert Preston
Board of Education
Route 15
Preston
Emmitsburg middle school
Gettysburg Warriors defeat Lions in Blue Mountain playoffs
The Gettysburg Warriors defeated the Lions Tuesday night in the first game of the Blue Mountain League playoffs, using a rare game plan as they beat Waynesboro in the semis with high shooting efficiency. The article also notes Pope John Paul II on human rights in Poland and Reagan pledges Israel’s military edge, with a weather outlook of rain and sleet and 30s across the period.
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Gettysburg Warrior
Warn
Warriors
the
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John Paul II
New Oxford
Waynesboro
Colonials
Chambersburg High
Shortage Hits Rural Schools as Math Science Teachers Sought
The Gettysburg Area School District faces a teacher shortage in high-demand fields like math and science, especially in rural schools. Superintendent Robert Curtis cites late reactions and prior oversupply in the field, ongoing recruitment efforts, and shifts due to Title IX drawing women into other professions.
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Gettysburg
Robert Curtis
Curtis
County hears about plan for youth in Adams County
Adams County officials consider an at home, supervised alternative for disruptive youths aged 14 to 17. Lincoln Intermediate Unit proposes counseling for families, in place of institutional placement, funded mainly by DPW with county share around 25 percent. Estimated cost drops from about 20,000 to 6,500 dollars per youth yearly. Only about half of disruptive youths may be suitable, per probation chief.
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Adams County
Lincoln Intermediate
Grim
LIU
Department of Public Welfare
Tim
charles
DPW
Robert W. Klunk
Henry G. Sontheimer
Technician faces charge in theft of hospital film
Gary Showers 36 of Aspers is charged with five counts of theft by deception and one count of theft for allegedly selling used X-ray film from Warner Hospital to Stephan X-Ray Co. of Bayville New Jersey between 1977 and 1979 while serving as chief X-ray technician. A preliminary hearing is set for 10 30 AM before District Justice Donald G Weaver in Gettysburg to bind the case to county court.
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Gettysburg
Warner Hospital
Showers
state Medicaid Fraud Control Unit
Pennsylvania
LeRoy Zimmerman
Robert Gentzel
Weaver
Stephan X-Ray Co
Bayville
Gentzel
Department of Public Welfare
Sacred Heart Hospital
Allentown
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Coatesville Hospital
Divine Providence Hospital
Williamsport
Mid-Valley Hosital
Peckwille
Muhleurg Medical Center
Bethlehem
Polyclinic Hospital
Harrisburg
Seton Center reaches phase two in fund drive push
Seton Center moves into Phase II of a $100,000 capital funds drive to cover repairs and building improvements. Sister Betty Ann says phase includes a mail solicitation planned for March and outlines a first training session for Board members held during the center's 12th birthday on November 22, 1981. So far $16,000 has been raised, with $84,000 still needed as donations from Emmitsburg, Thurmont, Gettysburg area residents and alumni of St Joseph's College help support programs.
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Seton Center Board of Trustees and Advisory Board
Betty Ann
Betty Ann sai
Seton Center
Emmitsburg Thurmont
Gettysburg
St Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
SETON
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