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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1982

Page

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Gettysburg School District to lower taxes after extra state funds

Gettysburg School District will use about 185000 in added state funds to reduce tax rates for 1982 83 Superintendent Dr Robert E Curtis reports the district gains 110000 from basic instructional subsidy and 75000 for transportation reimbursement The board plans 77 mills real estate and 19 5 percent occupation tax at the June 7 meeting and a public hearing is set for June 1 at James Gettys Elementary School.

JOY CONNOR Gettysburg Robert E. Curtis Curtis state Department of Education James Gettys

Hazardous Tank Cars Abandoned Near Gettysburg Siding Banlifted

Western Maryland Railway told the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission it will not leave loaded tank cars along Gettysburg tracks. Borough fire chief Carr praised the action and noted no hazardous cars have appeared since March. Lawver forwarded the PUC letter to the fire department and officials avoided long storage of dangerous materials.

NANCY DI BLASSimes Gettysburg Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission Western Maryland Railway Company PUC tysburg John D. Lawyer Jr G.S. Lehman Bureau of Safety and Compliance Maryland Carr anl Gerald D. Shearer borough Lawver Donald G. Oyler Clarence Cluck

Township Police Chief Under Fire Over Response Delays

Hamiltonian Township supervisors craft a job description for Police Chief Gregory Santay amid a petition signed by over 200 residents demanding his removal. The group cited slow responses to accidents and calls and urged night patrols and a detailed activity log. Despite concerns, Santay notes the township spans 68 square miles with a single full-time officer and a limited budget.

MARTIN SIPKOFF Hamiltonian Gregory Santay Santay Sanjay Deborah Danser Doxsey pact W. Jacobs board of supervisors Jacobs speyersueit quan

Tyrone Township faces legal action over building fees

Ex employee Bruce Cochrane sues Tyrone Township for 9000 claiming he lost fees after the board reduced charges from 12000 for six chicken houses and a processing building. Supervisors plan to confer with Attorney Heiser and address property clean up and drainage issues.

LINDA MAIFAIR Tyrone Township Bruce Cochrane Cochrane Hershey Equipment Co Henry Heiser raenes Heiser James Daniels Daniels Beulah Kime

Ten Years Later and Today in Brief

A wall of brief items notes public life and world events. Falklands fighting with Britain saying seven Argentine planes down and Thatcher ruling out a cease-fire. Reagan pushes budget cuts opposed by ONeill. Also, a weather forecast and an update on Tony Conigliaro waking from a coma with cautious optimism.

Britain Falkland Islands Margaret Thatcher John Paul II

Straban considers smaller historic district plan with Cumberland

Straban Township supervisors discuss dropping Draft 3-C and joining Cumberland to hire a professional landscape planner. A smaller Route 20 to Route 15 area would receive sewer funding support from a grant and local funds. The move aims to secure federal funds for Route 30 sewer work near Gettysburg while reducing compliance requirements.

SUZANNE LANDIS Straban Township Cumberland Township Route 20 Route 15 Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources Gettysburg National Military Park Straban Mount Joy Mount Pleasant Lake Heritage

New Republican Club Formed In Adams County

A northern Adams County group formed the Republican Club to support the 19th district state house seat and other candidacies. Led by Parker Lerew the group plans to recruit train and raise funds while promoting party goals and aiding Republican campaigns including Monte Shumaker.

NEW GOP CLUB Parker Lerew Adams County Republican Club Alex Wilkie JEFF THORESON pone republican party Lerew Monte Shumaker state house Shumaker Carlisle

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