Cavanaugh urged court leadership if elected to PA Supreme Court
Philadelphia judge James R. Cavanaugh, visiting Gettysburg, urged the Supreme Court to take a leadership role over trial courts if he wins the Democratic nomina tion in the May 18 primary. He criticized the court for not exerting leadership and called for mandatory judicial education and timely annual meetings for judges. He opposes electing appellate judges and noted his own cross filing leaves him on the Republican ballot. The Philadelphia Superior Court judge, first elected to the Common Pleas Court, stressed certification for trial specialists and cited his long public service and endorsements. He announced not seeking a stay in response to a court ruling removing his name from the Democratic ballot.
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Soviet aid to Argentina in Falklands conflict exposed
U S intelligence has evidence that Soviet radar and other electronics were flown to Argentina via Cuba to support its fight with Britain over the Falkland Islands. Argentina officials warned of bloodshed but vowed to defend themselves, while Haig disclosed the matter at a Capitol Hill briefing. A Kremlin intelligence offer was reportedly refused by Argentina, though officials warned the situation could shift.
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World’s Fair opening draws crowds and officials
Workers finish exhibits as the World’s Fair opens with President Mrs. Rea gan anticipated to attend. The event marks a ceremonial start amid celebrations and prominent addresses on site.
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Weekend Weather: Sunny Skies and Mild Weekend Temperatures
Saturday features mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures with highs in the mid to upper 70s and westerly winds from five to 15 mph. Saturday night remains fair with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Sunday brings partly sunny skies and highs again in the mid 70s.
Adams County to accept 31010 grant for adult services
Adams County commissioners voted Friday to accept a 31010 Title XX block grant from the State Department of Public Welfare for adult social services. They will decide how to allocate funds among area agencies including likely support for Apple Line transportation for the handicapped and aged, with a portion possibly set aside for mentally ill or retarded programs. They warned municipalities that future Liquid Fuel Tax allocations may not be assured, and outlined a per mile and per capita distribution to boroughs and townships while noting the county may rely less on these funds over time. The board also honored retiring Children's Services Director June RK Camac and set May 1 and May 15 deadlines for grant acceptance and reporting.
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Adams-Hanover
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Catherine W. Cowan
DPW
South Central Community Action Programs
Prince of Peace Episcopal Church
Office for Aging
Catholic Social Services
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Pennsylvania Department of Transportence
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Cowan
York Springs seniors seek miracle amid center closure threat
York Springs senior center faces closure on July 1 due to Adams County Office for Aging budget cuts. Residents decry lack of community support while officials consider busing participants to Biglerville and awaits a May meeting outcome. Members emphasize social value beyond finances and oppose relocation.
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Huntington
Kenneth Swick
St. Mark's Church
Heidlersburg
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Hampton
Adams
Swick
Borene
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Camp Hebron
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Littlestown
Township policeman fate to be decided Tuesday
Oxford Township Supervisors plan to rule on the future of policeman Leroy Klinefelter after a private hearing held Thursday night on charges lodged by Anne Leatherman. No formal criminal charges exist. Leatherman vows court action if needed. Sheriff Bernard Miller and Klinefelter’s wife testified in his defense while officials keep the complaint details private.
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Clayton R. Wilcos
Klinefelter
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Daniel Sullivan
Adams
Ternard Miller
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