Erin Havens Sentenced for Aspers Stabbing Death
Erin Elizabeth Havens, 21, was sentenced by Adams County Judge Oscar F. Spicer to 3 to 10 years in a state prison for the February 14, 1989 stabbing death of Randal S. Kaufman, 28, in their Aspers apartment. Havens pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter.
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Erin Elizabeth Havens
Adams County
Oscar F. Spicer
Randal S. Kaufman
Aspers
Spicer
Ms. Havens
Muncy
Orrtanna drug bust nets cocaine and marijuana
Pennsylvania State Police arrested 46 year old Larry O Etter of Orrtanna after a search warrant at his home yielded eight ounces of cocaine eight pounds of marijuana and 883 in cash. He faced charges under the states 1972 controlled substances act and was to appear before District Justice John C Zepper for arraignment.
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Pennsylvania
Larry O. Etter
Chambersburg Road
Orrtanna
Craig Fenstermacher
Etter
Fenstermacher
John C. Zepper
Franklin Township
Adams County native Worley seeks GOP nomination for 19th district
Francis Worley 76 a York Springs lawyer announced at Gettysburg that he will challenge incumbent Bill Goodling in the May Republican primary for the 19th Congress seat. Worley, a 24 year state representative veteran, argues for senior citizens’ focus and US policy on Eastern Europe while outlining his education at Penn State Dickinson and Penn programs. He noted Goodling’s opposition to a pay raise and touted a world peace platform.
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Congress
Adams County
William Bailey
Francis Worley
Latimore Valley Road
York Spings
Gettysburg
Bill Goodling
Worley
Wills House
Lincoln Square
Samuel W. Worley
Franklin County Board of Commissioners
Claude Pepper
Goodling
Europe
United States
Washington, D.C
Gettysburg Times
Japan
Italy
France
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Ruth T. Gardner
Penn State
Route 15 project crews to return March fifteenth
PennDOT spokesman Greg Penny said road crews working on the 25 million Route 15 project paused Jan 10 due to cold weather and will resume March 15. The Route 30 interchange remains largely open with a crossover pattern removed and concrete and asphalt work limited by temperatures. The project began in 1966 and extended over two years to open the 15 mile northbound section.
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PennDOT
Greg Penny
Penny
Robert P. Casey
Howard Yerusalem
Frederick
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Gettysburg church marks bicentennial with year of events
Trinity United Church of Christ in Gettysburg celebrates 200 years with a pentecost dedication near 800000 in renovations. The plan includes sanctuary reorientation, a new High Street entrance, expanded Sunday school, updated offices and restrooms, a large gathering space, and a commemorative program featuring Henry Fox’s German Band.
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Trinity United Church of Christ
High St
Gettysburg
James 5. Waters
Sharon Weible
Donald Howe
William R. Swisher
June McGlaughlin
Sandra Howe
Roy Fauth
United Church of Christ
Henry Fox
Lee Lawhead
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Oberammergau
Reformed Church
UCC
James S. Waters
Donald W. Howe
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Winter
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Ski Liberty Resort
Fairfield
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