Mental health programs urged to expand community care
Deborah Frownfelter of Adams-Hanover Counseling Services spoke at Christ Lutheran Church about expanding community based mental health care, reducing stigma, and boosting funding. She outlined York Adams Mental Health program services, gaps in beds and diagnosis, and urged public advocacy to sustain federal and state support.
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Deborah Frownfelter
Christ Lutheran Church
Adams County
Frownfelter
Adams
York Counties
York-Adams
Amon
Thornburgh
Warner Hospital
Bermudian Springs
femlity
justice system
Blind and Deaf Problems Taught by Psychology Professor
In a Gettysburg College talk Dr. McCay Vernon described the life of a person who is both blind and deaf. He urged the audience to consider isolation, communication loss, and dependence on others, noting the changes in home, work, and daily activities.
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Pennsylvania Lions Club
Gettysburg college
McCay Vernon
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Vernon
denly
BASIS EXISTS Mexico’s secretary backs negotiating end
Inside BASIS EXISTS Mexico's foreign secretary, after meeting with Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. Sunday, said he believes a logical basis exists for negotiating an end to the mounting ideological upheaval in Centra America. Thousands of Midwesterners fled floods described as the worst since 1913 Hood, while Texas tornadoes damaged homes and oil rigs injuring at least seven. The Republican State Committee endorsed Gov. Thornburgh, Lt. Gov. Scranton, and Sen. Heinz for re‑election. Sheldon Smith and Tony Koontz advanced to the PIAA tournament in Hershey.
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Mexico
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Centra America
Hood
Texas
Republican State Committee
Dick Thornburgh
William Scranton
U.S
John Heinz
Weather Outlook for Lion Area Monday Through Tuesday
Monday morning will be fair with increasing cloudiness later in the day and a chance of rain toward evening. Highs near 30s with periods of rain Monday night and Tuesday. Lows in the mid to upper 30s, highs in the mid 40s. No precipitation expected at 0 percent for Monday and Monday night. Winds east to southeast at 1 to 15 mph Monday.
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Fair Lion
Fire destroys barn in Bonneauville area
A two story barn of Patrick Keller near Gettysburg R.5 burned Sunday afternoon, housing 3,000 bales of hay. Firefighters from Bonneauville and nearby towns battled the blaze for about seven hours, with one bull and minimal damage to a nearby barn. Keller planned to relocate 20 cattle and continue dairy operations.
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ALEX WILKIE
Bonneauville
Bernie Shanebrook
Barlow
Brushtown
Gettysburg
Centennia
Patrick Keller
Gettysburg R.5
Keller
Shanebrook
Bonneauville area
Times
Anger and confusion rise over rising college costs
In a wide ranging survey, parents and students describe anger, bewilderment, and fear as government cuts in student aid bite. Parents report depleting savings after paying high tuition, while guidance counselors warn enrollment could fall as loans tighten. Experts say the Reagan administration aims to shift costs to students who can pay or work, widening the class gap.
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BEN CLAN
ABCs
Marian Benedikt
Brooklyn
anarily
Mary Coffey
New York University
Ronald Reagan
Janet Lipschultz
Bob O'Brien
Pittsfield
Mass
O'Brien
Joseph Sciame
St. John’s Universty
New York State Financial Aid Administrators Association
Harold Higginbotham, Jr
NYU
Leo Kornfeld
Reagan
Congress
Benny M. Walker
Furman University
Greenville
D.C
Heidi
New York State Maritime College
Gregg
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