Littlestown Schools Face 48000 Deficit For 1985 Budget
Littlestown School District directors addressed a 1984-85 budget shortfall and announced a new $48000 deficit for the current year. An internal audit found $72000 less revenue but $274000 in cuts, with a $90000 negative adjustment tied to state teacher pension changes. The district plans to preserve a $33000 emergency reserve and offset remaining gaps by trimming budget items.
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ROBERT HOLT
LITTLESTOWN
Jack Harris
Mt. Joy
Breighner
Jim Lyons
Greenawalt and Sons
Lyons
Lyon
Smarsh
Wednesday's the Day on Teacher Talks in Gettysburg
In Gettysburg, PA, over 100 teachers packed the James Gettys Elementary gym as the local PSEA faced a gag order during contract talks. Alice Spangler declined to comment on potential strikes, signaling a decision set for Wednesday amid strikes across seven states totaling about 8,000 teachers and 115,000 students.
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T.W. BURGER
Spangler
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
New York
Illinois
Montour
Albert Gallatin
Peters Township
Blairsville-Saltsburg
Butler
Gettysburg teachers strike talks and school board advance
Word on teacher talks prompts potential extended holidays for 3 400 area students as mediation options surface. Spangler clarifies fact finding is non binding and requires mutual agreement while board moves to postpone action on ad hoc school assignment notes until October.
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Spangler
The
Gettysburg Times
Richard K. Wood
Curtis
Chester G
Jack” Schultz
Woodcrest
Gettysburg
Schultz
Samuel E. Teeter
Dale
Goodling Criticizes 1986 Budget At Gettysburg Meeting
U S Rep William F Goodling told a town meeting at Gettysburg Junior High that the 1986 federal budget totaling 967.6 billion dollars falls short of savings he wants and is fiscally irresponsible. He criticized defense spending, urged restraint, and warned against broad freezes. He also voiced views on Star Wars research and sanctions against South Africa.
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MIKE SANDERS
GETTYSBURG
U.S
William F. Goodling
Congress
Goodling
House
Riegle
Gettysburg Junior High School
Senate
United States
South Africa
Goodling on tax reform and policy views
Goodling addresses tax reform favoring a no tax on the first 12000 of salary and a shift to a flat tax thereafter. He opposes reducing the federal cigarette tax, linking deficit reduction to health. He notes challenges in immigration and trade policy and urges accountability for state use of federal road funds.
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House
Congress
Hamiltonban audit problems prompt session and road concerns
Hamiltonban Township auditors told supervisors there are errors in two accounts and the state must be sent the audit with the mistakes. The meeting also covered road work on Newman and Cold Spring roads, and the township remains without a police chief since February 1985 amid a pending lawsuit and ongoing interviews. Planing officials outlined county solid waste management status for the municipalities.
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BILL FRESCH
FAIRFIELD
Hamiltonban
Carroll “Duke
Martin
PennDOT
Dave Martin
William Shriner
Cold Spring Road
Cold Spring
Shriner
Newman Road
Clyde
Pete” Sanders
Fountaindale
William Johnson
Adams County Planing Commission
John “Tim” Callenbach
Inside Pre Season Coat Sale at Jack and Jill Shoppe
Promotional sale at Jack and Jill Shoppe on 17 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg offering 25 percent off coats jackets and snowsuits. Limited time advert notes seasonal discounts for winter outerwear at Gettysburg shop.
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Jack & Jill
Chambersburg Street
Gettysburg
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