Turkish extremist executed as politics tilt in Turkey
Ankara reports Cev det Karakas, 22, a right wing murderer, was hanged before dawn becoming the fifth political extremist executed since Turkey’s military takeover nine months ago. He walked to the gallows silently after being convicted of killing Hilmi Soyda, a lawyer and former senator. In Manila, U S Navy ships rescued 323 Vietnamese refugees in the South China Sea, lifting year to over 1,800 boat people rescued by 7th Fleet. Craxi withdraws bid for Italian premiership to form a government with Christian Democrats amid coalition collapse. Moscow offers large birth bonuses to women to raise population as policy shifts to encourage larger families.
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Turkey
Cevdet Karakas
Karakas
West
Germany
Hilmi Soyda
MANILA
Philippines
U.S
South China Sea
7th Fleet
Ray Fredette
Sapte naval base
Mana
Vinson eulogized as a source of strength for generations
National MILLEDGEVILLE Ga AP Former Georgia Rep Carl Vinson who served a record half century in the House was buried with admirals generals and dignitaries watching President Reagan sent praise in a funeral letter He led the fight for a two ocean Navy before World War II and remained a proponent of military preparedness.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga
Georgia
Carl Vinson
Vinson
Reagan
Local Weather Brief Missing Data
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More Americans Vacation On Fewer Wheels
Travel experts warn rising gas prices will reshape family vacations toward group tours and motorcoach travel. AAA and Gettysburg Travel Council foresee bus trips growing as smaller cars replace family cruisers, with longer tours and Gettysburg serving as a base for day excursions.
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TERRY L. LADUE
Times
United States
Thomas Miller
Harrisburg
the
Automobile Association of America
AAA
James Cole
Gettysburg Travel
Donna Straka
Roger Robinson
Criterion Motor Lodge
Robinson
Gettysburg
Thornburgh budget doomed in House vote on local tax fears
Adams County Democrat Kenneth Cole warned the governor's 6.8 billion general fund plan will fail in the House as Senate Republicans backed the budget amid 65 defeated amendments. He cited higher locality taxes, education cuts, and reduced state services, urging a compromise but predicting no major changes before the year ends.
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JEFFREY G. BARBER
Senate
Dick Thornburgh
Adams County
House
Cole
chamber
Pennsylvania
joint legislative committee
Misunderstanding in Refuse Dispute by Adams Sanitation
East Berlin officials sparred with Adams Sanitation over missed pickups behind a West King Street apartment building and an auto parts store. The dispute centered on accounts in arrears and whether residential units were correctly billed under the borough’s mandatory collection ordinance.
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EAST BERLIN
Adams Sanitation Company
West King Street
Lynn Liothour
John Purdy
Stothour
Purdy
Slothour
dia
ween
thorough
Ronald Spangler
Reagan Plan Can Win In House Says Goodling
U S Rep William F Goodling argues Reagan tax plan can win passage in the House He notes a phased approach with tax and budget cuts and gradual changes to the social security system He recalls retirement age discussions and suggests 65 as a target with possible raise to 68 in the Senate supporting cautious reform and congressional action
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Reagan
MICHAEL ESPOSITO
Corres
U.S
William F. ‘Goodling
House of Representatives
Soong
New Oxford
Goodling
Tate rowth
Senate
Congress
Decline in Gettysburg Express Bus Service Reported
Gettysburg bus depot chief M C Potter notes cutbacks in express and morning routes. Greyhound and Capital Trailways reduced daily departures from three to two or one, with few customers and shifting travel to Hanover York Harrisburg and Philadelphia options. No new services announced, while higher EAS prices could revive daily runs for Gettysburg riders.
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M.C. Petef
Gettysburg
Hanover
York
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Potter
Greyhound
Capital Trailways
Trailways
Rohrbaugh Charter Services
Huber's
Baltimore
Huber’s
Lancaster
New York
EAS
Chambersburg
Adams Countian
Gettysburg school budget to keep eight figure bottom line
Gettysburg Area School District will present an 8.9 million dollar budget for final adoption. The plan keeps a 72 mill real estate tax levy, up five mills from last year, and replaces a flat occupational tax with a 5 percent occupational assessment. The district aims to balance tax revenue between real estate and occupation sources while maintaining interscholastic sports funding and a half time German program plan as enrollment shifts.
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VIRGINIA L. BOHN
Gettysburg Area
board of education
Richard F. Stouffer
Mapeh
Stouffer
Slayings Suspect Freed After 12 Hour Questioning
An Atlanta man questioned for nearly 12 hours in the 28 slayings case was released after police kept him as a prime suspect. He said investigators used search warrants to raid his home and car, seizing items including fibers and a tape recorder. Public safety officials left the press conference with few new details.
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NANCY KENNEY
associated Press
ATLANTA
I. Public Safety
Lee
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