Stokes reelected council president in Gettysburg
Gettysburg Borough Council reelected Harry Stokes as council president for a second term at a reorganization meeting Tuesday night. The council set 1990 property tax at 35 mills and named depositories for funds and payroll. Other actions included reappointments to the borough staff, approval to continue Lincoln Square revitalization planning with Part II funding, and a trash cleanup order for 129 N Washington St after unclaimed notices. Bids for porch reconstruction at 30 N Scranton St were opened, and Christmas tree pickup was announced. A public meeting on a comprehensive parking plan is scheduled for Monday January 8 at 7:30 pm.
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Gettysburg
Harry Stokes
William Ditzler
Charles W. Sterner
Sara L. Weaver
Donald G. Oyler
J R. Hershey
John D. Lawyer Jr
Frederick
Bethlehem
Lincoln Square
Sterner
cian
council
Washington St
Kathy Showmaker
North Washington Street
Larry Weikert
Donald Oyler
Weikert
N. Scratton St
Biglerville Council re-elects Shaffer for fifth term
Eugene Shaffer was named president for his fifth term at the Biglerville Borough Council reorganization meeting. Michael McGough became vice president and Tammy Shaffer was appointed secretary treasurer. The council ratified the Adams County Solid Waste Plan unanimously and discussed gas fumes, water supply upgrades, and potential PENNVEST funding.
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Biglerville
Eugene Shaffer
Robert Hartz
Bus Transport To PA Farm Show Info Lines
Bus transportation available for the PA Farm Show with two contact numbers 334-6296 and 334-6020 Adv. Start the New Year off right with smoking cessation and weight control clinics at the Gaborg YWCA on Saturday January 6. Call 394-9171 for more info Adv.
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Romania arrests 60 Ceausescu associates in crackdown
Romania's interim government says it has imprisoned about 60 close associates of Nicolae Ceausescu and vows punishment for all evildoers from the old regime. Officials say the entire Communist Party Politburo executives are in custody as the regime faces further punitive steps. The report notes the Ceausescu family and relatives holding posts, and mentions the death of interim Deputy Foreign Minister Cornelis Bogdan.
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BUCHAREST
Romania
Nicolae Ceausescu
Foreign Ministry
Constenin Girbea
Ceausescu
Defense Ministry
Ceauusescu
Elena
Tanjug
Girbea
Communist Party Politburo
Ceausescus
Nicu
Zola
National Salvation Front
Cornelis Bogdan
Bogdan
Sergiu Nicolaescu
United States
LIU board adds three new directors in January meeting
Lincoln Intermediate Unit No 12 fills three vacancies with Shirley Reed Clair Grim and Thomas Singer serving Jan 1 to June 20 1990 Grim and Singer sworn in Reed absent Reed replaces Pamela Mikesell who left Nov 28 1989 Grim also represents Dallas Town District replacing Fae Guerin The board will shift regular meetings to 8 p m start from February and reserve 7 30 p m for work sessions open to press and public with possible executive sessions on personnel matters A proposal to use teaching staff to help adults learn English was noted and a motion will be drafted for February The board also accepted five resignations and 21 nominations"}
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Lincoln Intermediate Unit No. 12
LIU
Shirley Reed
Gettysburg Area
Clair R. Grim
York Suburban
Thomas Singer
Waynesboro
Grim
Singer
Eugene
board of directors
Hartman
Robert G Pratt
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Adams County
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Cumberland Township reorganizes with Bowling as chair and Shearer as vice
Cumberland Township supervisors meet for reorganizational action Tuesday naming William Bowling chairman and Thomas Shearer vice chairman after election to replace Wayne Cluck. Eloise Wilson kept secretary treasurer, Shearer assistant secretary, plus multiple reappointments across roads, police, emergency management, zoning, and financial posts.
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William Bowling
Cumberland Township
Thomas Shearer
Wayne Cluck
Eloise Wilson
Shealer
Bowling
Lawrence Heitzel
Henry Heiser
Adams County Naval Bank
Linda McCown
Barry Sease
Mrs. Wilson
police pension fund
Frances Weikert
Jim Fox
Albert Muensfeld
Littlestown elects new council as sludge crisis looms
Littlestown's borough council elected Dennis S. Wall as president and William H. Wallick as vice president. They reported the borough's request to haul excess sludge to York's Modern Landfill was denied amid a governor's order blocking new disposal sites. The council will seek a meeting with DER officials, the Water Authority, and engineers to study disposal options as sludge presses and storage fill the plant.
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William H- 5
Wallick
DER
Whiteail Road
York
Richard Selby
Gross
Littlestown Water Authority
Harrisburg
DEA
Mr. Gross
Mr. Selby
borough water/sewer
Campbell
Bonneauville elects Louise Weaver mayor in unanimous vote
Bonneauville Borough Council met Tuesday night electing Louise Weaver wife of the late Mayor Emory Weaver as mayor. The term runs through December with Justice Arthur serving as interim. New council members John Kulp and Dick Staub welcomed, and Roland Miller named to possibly rejoin council.
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Louise Weaver
Emory Weaver
Weaver
Dober
Justice Arthur
Roland Miller
Deb 5er
John Kulp
Dick Staub
Richard Weaver
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Kulp
Staub
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Planning Commission
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Albert Meier
Dean Shultz
Bernard Shanbrook
Doris Bushey
Scott Kelley
Gettysburg National Bank
Buchart Horn Inc
Rodney Noel
David Wolford
Adams County
Frank Ruth
Coucil
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