Gettysburg Area School Board adopts 9.78 million budget
The Gettysburg Area School Board tentatively adopts a 9,781,000 budget for 1982-83 with an 8.2 percent spending rise and a seven mill real estate tax increase. The plan includes changes such as cutting two elementary classrooms and a Special Assignment Class, adding driver education fees, and shifting LIU gifted program duties to district teachers. Public inspection is open for 30 days with a June 7 final vote and a June 1 public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOY CONNOR
Gettysburg Area School Board
Hoffman Home
Dorothy Follin
Follin
James Klinefelter
Body Fender
Gettysburg High School
Timothy Breslin
Breslin
Robert Curtis
Lincoln
Curtis
LIU
Petition seeks officer removal from job in Hamiltonian Township
The Hamiltonian Township Supervisors hear a petition with 219 residents demanding the removal of police officer Gregory Santay. Fourteen residents voiced dissatisfaction with his conduct, including handling of an accident call and late night responses, while supporters raised questions about contracts, schedules, and performance evaluations. The board will consult a solicitor and review tapes before acting, with a reply planned by May 17.
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DEBL BRAUGHLER
Hamiltonian
Gregory Santay
Santay
Debbie Doxie
Santay reange
Doxie
Carl Stynan
Camp Eder
Mount Hope Road
Sanjay
Darlene Caldwell
Fairfield
William Eckert
Stynan
New mayor seeks unity in Emmitsburg amid board reshuffle
Newly elected Emmitsburg Mayor Robert Preston nominates opponent Joan Boyle as board president and names John C. Gill to key posts. Boyle abstains on her nomination and defends against a circulated flyer alleging misused funds, while discussions begin on a $25,000 sewer project loan and a $152,320 EPA grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NANCY DI BLASS
Robert Preston
Emmitsburg
Board of Commissioners
Preston
Richard Sprankle
Joan Boyle
Boyle
J. Norman Flax
John C. Gill
John C. Dick
Gill
Frederick City
EMMI SERG
board of commis
Council of Governments
Frederick
Toney
McCurdy
Flax
Board of Commissions
federal Environmental Protection Agency
Samuel W. Bogsey
EPA
Plax
Latimore Township names roadmaster and approves bids
Latimore Township Supervisors appoint Keith McKeever as roadmaster at eight dollars an hour. They awarded bids for road emulsion from Wilson Paving Co and dust oil at 1.03 from Service Supply. The board readvertised bids saving about 25 percent. They authorized a $40,000 revenue anticipation loan and planned an investment in the Pennsylvania Investment Trust Fund. A 30 day window was set for agricultural district applications and monuments must be completed before subdivision plans approval. Building permits include a 15000 dollar addition and a 10000 dollar log home. minor subdivisions for Harold Davis Jr. and Florence Anderson.
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LINDA MAIFAIR
Latimore Township
Keith McKeever
McKeever
Wilson paving Co
Robert Duncan
Adams County National Bank
Pennsylvania Investment Trust
Michael Juliana
Paul Lerew
M. Everett Weiser
Donald Lehman
Leroy
Lester Kyser
Charles Linus
Harold Davis Jr
Florence Anderson
sion
Lovey
Crebs
Oyler
Powlen Equipment Company
Creps
Leonard Potter
Littlestown hardware and Foundry
cre
William Bowers
Wilson Pavin company
Carlisle
Seltysburg Road
Flanagan spins three hit shutout as Orioles top Mariners 6 0
Mike Flanagan dominated with overpowering control on his fastball guiding the Baltimore Orioles to a 6 0 victory over the Seattle Mariners Monday night. The left hander hurled a three hit shutout to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORIOLES
Mike Flanagan
Seattle Mariners
Baltimore Orioles
Weather Outlook: Sunny Tuesday With Pleasant Highs Around 70
Tuesday brings sunny and pleasant conditions with highs near 70 and light northerly winds around ten mph. Tuesday night remains fair with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Wednesday turns partly sunny with highs from 70 to 75.
Local man dies in farm tractor accident near Bonneauville
Clair E. Herr a 41 year old Gettysburg R F D 5 resident was fatally injured when he fell against a tractor while near a fertilizer tank on his Bonneauville area farm two miles northwest of town. He died at Hanover General Hospital at 3 10 p m from severe head injuries according to the York County coroner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneaville
Bonneauville
Clair E. Herr
Gettysburg
Tony Martin
Herr
Hanover
Hanover General Hospital
York County
Katherine Fourcman-Olewiler
Germany Township sued over subdivision plan delay
Laverne Louey sues Germany Township and the planning commission, alleging failure to respond to a subdivision application within the Pennsylvania code timeframe for a three lot parcel on Route 97 north of Littlestown. The suit seeks court orders approving the plan, halting enforcement actions, and legal fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KATHERINE QUIRK
Germany
David Krebs
planning commission
Laverne Louey
Donald Oyler
Louey
Littlestown
Crebs
Lovey
perc
Lowey
county planning commission
Adams County Planing Commis
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Alex Wilkie
Church of God
White Church Road
Route 97
Times
township planning commission
Hal Grear
earier
Frank Ramsey
Slater Martin
Willis Reed
Basketball Hall of Fame
South Atlantic
Senate
Thornburgh
Jim Paterson
The Times Today
Ellen Goodman
ain Television
Newspape
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