Adams County settles Farview hospital bill after four year dispute
Adams County and Farview State Mental Hospital settle a four year dispute over treatment charges for two county inmates. The county pays 17039.22 now plus eight monthly 8520 installments to settle a claim originally set at 121210, with rates reduced from 175 to 120 per day.
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NANCY DI BLASIimes
Adams County
Farview State Mental Hospital
Robert W. Klunk
board of commissioners
office of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Farview
mate hospital
Klunk
hospi
attorney general's office
attorney general’s
county courts of common pleas
Kiunk
Fairfield faces $250000 deficit at special board meeting
Fairfield Area School District officials told taxpayers that a new budget shortfall of about a quarter million dollars jeopardizes operations through June. Solicitor John Beach outlined borrowing steps under Act 185 to raise up to $400000, with a public bidding process and notes to follow.
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JOY CONNOR
Fairfield Area District School Board
Fairfield High School
Delmar Richardson
John Beach
Beach
Faye Stusser
Noelker & Tull Assoc., Inc
Slusser
pear
John Luntz
Samuel McHenry
McHenry
td mem
bers
Gettysburg Area
Fairfield District
Department of Community Affairs
Deborah Abplanalp
wiil
Heinz Launches Senate Re-Election Bid With Tax Cut Support
U S Senator John Heinz announced his bid for re election on Monday backing President Reagan and advocating a smaller individual tax cut to help curb projected budget deficits. The move signals a campaign focused on fiscal restraint amid a slowing economy.
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U.S
John Heinz
Reagan
Emmitsburg Council rejects ski resort land sale
Emmitsburg Town Council votes against selling town land to Berliner and Maloney for a ski resort after a loud public meeting. Opponents cite water, pollution, and impact on woodland. proponent Maloney defends plan and promises questionnaires while noting involvement of officials and engineers.
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Maloney
Preston
College Mountain
Army Corp of Engineers
New Oxford council approves parking plan for flea market
The New Oxford Borough Council voted to let the Chamber of Commerce use borough property for parking during the annual flea market and to have the chamber manage borough grounds and parking on the east and south sides of the municipal building. Mayor Washburn announced state DOT approval to close Carlisle Street on June 19 with a passageway kept open for emergency vehicles. The council also agreed to draft a letter of non objection for Dwight Resh to operate a taxi service in the borough after Resh explained his takeover of Hanover Taxi Co. Police Chief Edward Powers thanked the council for assistance when township vehicles were down and noted new officer Dale Whipkey. Members also decided to delay town square repairs until summer.
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New Oxford
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Washburn
Washburn
state Department of Transportation
Carlisle Street
Dwight Resh
Aen
Resh taxi service
Hanover Taxi Co
state Public Utilities Commission
Resh
Oxford Township
Edward Powers
Ed Spaide
Dale Whipkey
Students Rally Against Reagan Education Aid Cuts in Washington
Thousands of college students protest in Washington demanding Congress reject President Reagan’s plan to cut federal education grants and loans from 13 billion to under 10 billion. House Speaker Neill and lawmakers pressure for preserving or restoring aid while student leaders report 2000 to 5000 participants, with buses from various campuses joining the rally.
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Capitol
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RF Reginald
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
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West Long Branch
Fran Pheeny
New York University
Miss Keeny
Boston
Carl Perkins
House Education and Labor
gnome
Massachusetts
YNeill
America
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