Snow budgets tight in Adams County towns for 1982 winter
Adams County municipalities face depleted snow removal funds after a harsh winter. Franklin Township nears its $10,000 budget limit, with possible transfers from other road funds. Carroll Valley Borough has spent about $8,000 of $10,000, and Latimore and Cumberland townships report heavy use. Gettysburg has about half of its $24,000 allocation remaining as officials assess storm impact.
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Fairfield
Adams County
Franklin Township
Arendtsville
Gettysburg
Bitterville
Debi Braughler
NANCY DI BLASI
Glenn Hartzel
Franklin
Hartzel
Carroll Valley
Aylwyn D. Williams
Williams
Latimore Township
Dale R. King
King
Cumberland Township
H. Wayne Cluck
Charles W. Sterner
No county candidates for 199th seat
James M. Paterson reports Cumberland County appears to hold the real power as Republicans and Democrats file for the new 199th District seat covering Adams, Cumberland and York Counties. With no Adams County contenders announced, Carlisle and Dover in Cumberland lead, while Cumberland County Solicitor John Broujos tops the Democratic side. The redistricting, upheld by the state Supreme Court, splits Adams County and shifts voters into a district where Cumberland officials foresee decisive influence.
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JAMES M. PATERSON
Cumberland County
Adams County
Adams
Cumberland
York Counties
tion
Robert R. Black
Monte D. Shumaker Jr
Carlisle
Paul Burdette
Dover
York
John H. Broujos
Democratic Party
state Supreme Court
Broujos
York County
Anniversary of Remagen bridge crossing by Carroll Valley man
James A Kalbaugh Times Editor notes a Carroll Valley resident, C Windsor Miller, led the first platoon of tanks to the Remagen Rhine crossing on March 7 1945. Miller rode the second tank after a colonel ordered this course, earning the Distinguished Service Cross weeks later. He later returned to a real estate career and remained active in community life.
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Carroll Valley
Remagen
JAMES A. KALBAUGH
Rhine
U.S
Germany
Hitler
read
Ludendorff
Ray-mah-gen
C. Windsor Miller
Raven Trail
Miller
Associated Press
Hal Boyle
El Alamein
Eisenhower
Time magazine
Rhur
Ken Hechler
Citizens Savings and Loan Association
Silver Springs
Windsor Miller
Black to speak at luncheon on Employ the Older Worker Week
Pennsylvania aging secretary Gorham L. Black Jr. will headline a March 16 Adams County Office for Aging luncheon honoring Employ the Older Worker Week. The event highlights SCSEP aims to help low income and unemployed older adults age 55 plus find part time or full time work through federally subsidized community service placements. Reservations for the 11 30 am luncheon cost 2 for under 60 with donations requested for those over 60.
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Pennsylvania
Department of Aging
Gorham L. Black Jr
Adams County
Black
ARA Services, Inc
US Health, Education and Welfare Department
federal regional council
Jackie Milter
Qider
National Council on Aging
department of Labor
SCSEP
tam
Miller
Green Thumb, Inc
Mount St Marys ends season bid at regional title
The Mount St Marys hopes hinge on a win at the South Atlantic Regionals to end their season. Also noted are forecast highs in the low 30s Monday with sunny skies and a slight warming into the 40s by Tuesday, plus a chilly start to the week.
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University of the District of Mart
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state House of Representatives
Abbottstown
East Berlin
York Springs
Latimore
Reading
Hamilton
Berwick
George C. Marshall
Marilyn
St. Joseph's College
Charles County
Remagee
U.S. Army
Peregwata
she San
ife
BioCOMN Senior Center
Thornburgh
North Carolina
DePaul
Virginia
Georgetown
Harrison A. Williams Jr
Senate
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