State House Candidates Discuss Issues in Adams County
Three candidates for the 91st District House seat spoke on taxes fringe benefits and nuclear energy at an ACTA candidate night in North Branch Adams County. Republican Thomas Collins and Mrs Shirley Reed addressed taxes and recalls while Democrat Kenneth J Cole via his wife supported a statewide referendum on a nuclear weapons ban and reform of recalls.
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Adams County National Bank
North Branch
Adams County
Thomas Collins
Shirley Reed
ACTA
Kenneth J. Cole
Marilyn Cole
Cole
Reed
John Horner
association
Collins
Gov. Thornburgh
Apple Line to Receive Full Title XX Grant in Adams County
Adams County commissioners voted to award Apple Line a $31,010 Title XX adult services block grant with 25 percent set aside for mentally ill or retarded individuals. The decision follows Apple Line's three year service plan and benefits several partner agencies and senior groups.
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NANCY DI BLASI
Apple Line
Adams County
apoporiane
Robert W. Klunk
board of commissioners
Klunk
Catherine W. Cowan
York-Adams
Oxford House
John J. Callenbach
Callenbach
Sheltered Workshop
Lloyd Sterner
Lois Tinkler
Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare
DPW
Lutheran Social Services
Autonomous centers discussed as solution to aging funding
Adams County Office for Aging and Lutheran Social Services debated autonomous senior centers amid five centers facing funding cuts. York Springs Center may close in July. options include independent nonprofits or a unified program led by LSS South Region. Community support and revenue sharing urged to sustain operations.
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Adams County Office for Aging
Lutheran Social Services
York Springs
ACOFA
Sue Yenchko
Adams County
South Region
Yenchko
Yen
Olga Hartman
LSS
McSherrystown Senior Center
Geary Milliken
Milliken
Yenchkro
Inside Two Portraits Hinckley Jr painted as calculated killer
John W Hinckley Jr is depicted Tuesday as both a calculating assassin waiting to shoot the president and a lonely, isolated man trapped in a fantasy inner world. The portrayal appears in coverage summarizing the trial and public reaction.
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John W. Hinckley Jr
Weather and legislative updates in brief
Weather Wednesday brings sunny skies and highs in the low to mid 70s with light westerly winds. Wednesday night will be fair with lows in the upper teens. Senate leaders shelved a bill lowering Philadelphia commuter wages and a separate bill restructuring the city school board due to lack of votes.
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Senate
Philadelphia
LIU Directors Hear Positive News on Special Ed Funding
Lincoln Intermediate Unit 12 board hears that the 1982-83 state budget preserves special education funding with a possible 7 percent increase. The plan uses an equalized distribution, keeps Basic Instructional Subsidy, and adds six payments for vocational education. New directors John B. Robert and Mary M. Butt join. incumbents Fred W Myers and Richard Schneider are reelected.
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Lincoln
bers
Lincoln Intermediate Unit
Jesse M Grimm
LIU
state Senate
House
Grimm
voczet
Conewago Valley
Bermudian Springs
John B. Robert
Spring Grove
West York
Mary M. Butt
Southwest
Hanover
Southern York
Fred W Myers
Greencastle
Fannett, Metal
Richard Schneider
Tuscarora
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