Stop signs at Oyler's Corner create driver confusion
At the Pa Route 234 and Heckenluber Road intersection in Butler Township motorists failed to stop for a new three way stop, sparking alarms in wet snow. PennDOT placed warning signs and blinking lights while officials acknowledged delays in publicizing the change.
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Times
Randy Hult
Route 234
Heckenluber Road
Oyler’s Corner
Butler Township
Ruth Wright
Dan Wright
Wright
234
Arendtsville
Biglerville
PennDOT
Nace
Adams County
Richard J. Bell
Jay W. Thomas
Arendtsville Fire Co
Noriega Backers Still At Large In Panama Invasion Aftermath
About 200 hard core Noriega supporters remain free and potentially disruptive as U S forces cut back to invasion levels. Lt Gen Carl Stiner said the priority is to capture leadership while Gen Powell returns to Washington. Panama's new civilian government purged Defense Forces chiefs and reshuffled security posts, amid ongoing disputes over Noriega and U S drug charges.
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PANAMA CITY
Panama
U.S
Manuel Antonio Noriega
Carl Shiner
Howard Air Force Base
Colin Powell
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Noriega
United States
Critica Libre
El Panama a
LWo
Chamber of Commerce
Guillermo Endara
Florida
ABC-TV
Jose Sebastian Laboa
Vatican
Laboa
ABC
Janet Villanueva
Powell
DEA agent optimistic on drug war progress in 10 to 15 years
Lancaster briefing by Anthony Senneca of the DEA cites rising seizures and arrests since the Camarena case as evidence drugs can be reduced to tolerable levels within a decade or more. He notes DEA staff limits, budget needs, and growing Mexican cooperation as keys to progress, with long prison terms for major traffickers essential to deterring crime.
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LANCASTER
Pennsylvania
WGAI-TV
Anthony J.Senneca
Drug Enforcement Administration
Philadelphia
NBC
Camarena
DEA
Enrique “Kiki
Mexico
levse
Senneca
Mr. Senneca
U.S
siz
Jones
Sennleca
Bull Neil
Dennis Malloy
Drug Enforcement Agency
Harrisburg
Tony Senneca
Punt to Spend Day Meeting Littlestown Residents
Senator Terry Punt will spend a full day in Littlestown Adams County meeting residents and leaders. He will speak at the Adams Hanover Life Underwriters breakfast tour local businesses luncheon and a two hour constituent meeting at the VFW Hall. He also plans talks with Littlestown officials and a wrap up address at the VFW American Legion hall.
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Littlestown
Terry Punt
Adams County
Adams-Hanover Life Underwriters Association
Schottie’s Re
V.F.W. Hall
W. Zong St
V.F.W. and
American Legion
V.FLW. hall
Laurestown
loca
Sen. Punt
Poll backs raising turnpike speed to 65 mph in nonurban areas
In an informal poll 167 of 218 respondents favored lifting the Pennsylvania Turnpike speed limit to 65 mph for cars while trucks stay at 55. Supporters cite impatient drivers and safety concerns with 55 mph, while opponents warn of higher death tolls. Results shared with Senate. governor opposes.
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HARRISBURG
House
Matthew J. Ryan
Delaware
Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission
Senate
Ryan
Republican caucus
General Assembly
York
Lehigh
Montgomery
Luzerne
Dalph
Indiana
Bucks
Bedford
House majority post candidate drops bid
Harrisburg AP One of three candidates for House majority leader announces withdrawal to avoid intra party clashes that could hurt elections. Rep Arlen Kukovich D Westmoreland quits the race to back Democratic caucus chairman. With his move DeWeese and Itkin remain, DeWeese seen as front runner as leadership fight follows Speaker Manderino's death. Legislature reconvenes Jan 22 to choose a new speaker.
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HARRISBURG
Arlen Kukovich
Westmoreland
House
Kukovich
H. William DeWeese
Greene County
Ivan Itkin
Allegheny County
majonty
DeWeese
James Mandering
Manderino
Westmoreland County
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Montgomery County
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