Reed seeks fiscal responsibility for Pennsylvania House seat
Shirley Reed, 47, Republican candidate for the 91st Legislative District, urges fiscal responsibility at all government levels. She calls for sound money management, tax reform, and returning social program duties to state and county entities while keeping aid for the small, unable-to-care-for-themselves. she criticizes increased taxation and supports local income taxes only if property taxes stay capped. Readiness to adjust school funding under block grant concepts and ensure mandates are dropped is noted.
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Shirley Reed
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Reed
welfare department
Thornburgh Administration
Dick Thornurgh
Collins pushes tax reform as key in 91st district race
Thomas L. Collins, a 36 year old county commissioner and Republican candidate for the 91st district, calls for real tax reform to reduce nuisance taxes. He favors replacing them with an income tax balanced with property tax, supports block grants for schools with flexibility, and backs phased implementation while criticizing rising costs and welfare dependency. Collins also urges attracting business, reducing workers compensation costs, and encouraging foreign investment to create jobs and boost state revenue.
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Thomas L. Collins
Collins
Shirley Reed
Kenneth Cole
House of Representatives
Harrisburg
Sollins
Dick Thornburgh
Pennsylvania
Preakness Field Grows as Derby Absentees Return
Inside 7 IN PREAKNESS Linkage and Aroma's Ruler join six other 3 year olds for Saturdays Pimlico race as Gato Del Sol misses the field. Derby winner not in lineup. Senate GOP push continues for 40 billion Social Security cuts despite Republican dissent seeking removal. U.N. peace talks see Soviet Union enter Falklands conflict declaring Britain’s war zone unlawful.
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Gato Del Sol
RUSSIA
U.N
Soviet Union
Falkland Islands
Britain
South Atlantic
Weekend Weather Forecast and Temperatures Through Tuesday
Saturday brings sunny skies with highs in the mid to upper 70s and light northerly winds. Saturday night remains clear with lows in the low to mid 50s. Sunday turns sunny with near 80 degree highs. Through Tuesday expect warm days and cool nights with 70s highs and 40s to 50s lows. Wholesale prices rose 0.9 percent in April signaling a possible end to the decline while recession persists.
The Times Today Bridge Column Highlights Matches
A compact note from the Times Today bridge column outlines recent match results and notable hands. It references standard bidding themes, player names, and evolving strategies featured in the newspaper’s games section.
Emmitsburg fights school consolidation to Thurmont
Emmitsburg residents keep up resistance after a county court denied an injunction on moving grades 6 to 8 to Thurmont. The Emmitsburg Citizens Committee raises funds for its ECC Legal Fund through a sub sale and other events while organizing phone campaigns and boycotting the petition letter sent home with students. Local figures include Gail Graff and state figure Governor Harry Hughes noting board authority.
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JOY CONNOR
Frederick County
Samuel Barrick
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Gail Graff
cochairman
Graff
Geri
Maryland
Harry Hughes
Board of Education
ECC Legal Fund
Mount Pleasant okays sewer pact
Mount Pleasant Township supervisors tentatively adopt an amended intermunicipal sewer agreement with Mount Joy and Straban Townships to allow a long delayed project to proceed, listing a $1 805 liability cap for Mount Pleasant if unfinished. Final adoption planned. other townships may sign together.
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RAYRERS
Lake Heritage Municipal Authority
Mount Pleasant Township
Mount Joy Township
Mount Pleasant
Straban Township
Edward Little
J. F. Waybrant
Blaze Devastates Cumberland County Barn Killing Two Horses
A fire in Dickinson Township Cumberland County destroyed a barn early Friday. Fire officials say arson is likely. a state fire marshal from Carlisle will lead the investigation. No injuries reported. Firefighters from Mount Holly Springs Bendersville and York Springs saved nearby structures. A Tennessee walking horse and an Australian horse died. farm equipment and antique wagons were destroyed. The barn was on School Road east of Goodyear, damaged by two grass fires. a pond nearby aided water supply. This followed a prior week’s apartment fire in Hunters Run.
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Dickinson Township
Cumberland County
Carlisle
Mount Holly Springs
Bendersville
York Springs
Ivan Bretzman
Bretzman
School Road
Goodyear
William Daniels
Gardners 2
Hunters Run
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