Straban backs sewer district idea for Lake Heritage
Straban Township supervisors weigh creating a Lake Heritage sewer district with a five mill real estate tax, subject to owner approval, and reject using general funds. They question reserves, the Drummer Bay campground charges, and whether funds already spent are included, while canvassing ballots via the Heritage newsletter. They also review Gettysburg Municipal Authority solid waste permit and note the Ralph Simpson farm site handles 25 tons yearly since 1966.
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SUZANNE LANDISmes
Straban
Lake Heritage
Mt. Pleasant
Mount Joyeres
Gary Hartman
Lake Heritage Municipal Authority
westion
Heritage
Drummer Bay
Gan
DER
New chief sworn to lead FEMA National Fire Academy
Joseph L. Donovan, longtime Massachusetts fire training chief, was sworn in as superintendent of FEMA National Fire Academy in Emmitsburg Maryland. He will oversee resident programs at the former St. Joseph’s College campus and a nationwide fire service outreach program. Donovan’s career spans Hopkinton and Fort Bliss roles plus national fire service work and authoring essentials for firefighters.
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Joseph L. Donovan
National Fire Academy
Emmitsburg
Fred J. Villella
JAMES A. KALBAUGH
Massachusetts
New England
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
Donovan
St. Joseph's College
United States
Massachusetts Firefighting Academy
Massachusetts academy
Hopkinton
Mass
Fort Bliss
Texas
International Fire Service Training Association
National Emergency Training Center
fire academy
Joseph L., Jr
Julie
John
Jeremy
John Maloney
Jeffrey
Edward
Josiah Frost
Sudbury
Tyrone Township faces lawsuit and traffic safety efforts
Tyrone supervisors were informed that the township and one employee face a civil suit from a former CETA worker. The claim totals nearly 400 dollars for damages from a July 1980 truck collision. A caution sign on Route 234 near Lady and Taylor Body Shop is proposed to curb school bus safety issues, to be funded by the township. Construction of the new township building progresses despite cold weather, with meetings still held at the secretary’s home until completion.
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ay LINDA MAIF
AIR Times
Ronald Hewitt
Tyrone
CETA
Frank Bretzman
John C. Zepp III
Hewitt
Gary Sease
Bretzman
Civil Defense
Ronald Paull
Route 234
Lady and Taylor
Paull
Upper Adams
Glenn Kime
Jean Motter
Inside ANTS MORE Joe Montana rings claim
Joe Montana of the San Francisco 49ers said one Super Bowl ring isn't enough. The report spans multiple pages noting sports, politics, and weather across the edition with brief items on sanctions, labor, and crime probes.
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Joe Montana
San Francisco 49ers
U.S
Wojciech Jaruszelski
independent labor federation
Solidarity
United States
Poland
Commissioners propose moving Kuhn's Fording Bridge to save it
Adams County Commissioners offer about 20000 in federal relief aid to relocate Kuhn's Fording Bridge near Sweigart's Mill and present three other options including storing the structure, relocating within the county, or destroying and selling parts. The bridge, swept away by Hurricane Eloise years ago, has prompted legal action and a protection agreement with federal agencies. The East Berlin Historical Society will choose among options, with relocation possible as soon as spring.
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JEFFREY G. BARBER
Adams County Commissioners
Kuhn
East Berlin Historical Society
historical society
Sweigart’s Mill
Catherine W. Cowan
Conewago Creek
East Berlin
Canal Museum
Easton
Bucknell University
Cowan
Robert W Klunk
Klunk
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Tube rupture at Ginna nuclear plant prompts alert
A cooling system tube ruptured at the Ginna nuclear plant near Rochester releasing radioactive steam and about 11,000 gallons of possibly slightly radioactive water into a containment sump. The plant was shut down automatically and cooled, with officials saying no danger to the public. Nuclear Regulator Commission and RG&E officials described the situation as stabilized and not seriously affecting core integrity.
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MEL REISNER
Associated Press
ONTARIO
N.Y_ AP
Ginna
Frank H. Orienter
Rochester Gas & Electric Co
Richard Sullivan
RG&E
Gary Sanborn
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Rochester
New York
Utility
John Oberlies
Nemen M. Terc
NRC
Eric McCabe
Harold Denton
Washington
Oberlies
Denton
Deprived are hidden official from SCCAP says
An SCCAP official Cassie Nutter calls the deprived the hidden community in Adams County. She notes unemployment and lack of medical care hit mainly the poor and abused, while welfare cuts worsen the plight. She criticizes politicians and urges Christian service to help the truly needy amid limited local job options.
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South Central Community Action Agency
Cassie Nutter
SCCAP
Miss Nutter
Adams County
Dick Thornburgh
toRran
Bendersville Hikes Water Rates 25 Percent
Bendersville Borough will raise water rates by 25 percent, boosting the annual family bill from 35 to 43.75 dollars. The hike covers higher water costs after the borough bought about 100 acres near the reservoir from Pet Inc and seeks to exchange parcels with MFP Corporation. Fire hydrants will be replaced pending price quotes from the borough plumber.
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Bendersville
Pet Inc
Lloyd Bream
MFP Corporation
Musselman fruit processing
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