Reagan aides urge veto of broad Superfund tax plan
White House officials warn Congress that presidents top advisers will disapprove any new Superfund law containing a broad-based tax such as a value-added tax to fund expanded toxic-waste cleanup. Senate debate centers on a five-year 75 billion plan, opposed by the administration over its tax and price tag.
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DAVID GOELLER
Associated Press
WASHINGTON
Reagan
White House
Congress
Senate
Robert Stafford
R-Vt
Senate Finance Committee
Frederick S. Upton
House
Ways and Means
chamber of Congress
Capitol Hill
Upton
Lee Thomas
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Teachers set fresh talks as Gettysburg bargaining stalls
Gettysburg area educators and the school board resume mediation Thursday amid a continuing contract deadlock the GAEA says centers on issues beyond salaries. State mediator Savko presides while both sides avoid public statements and share a news blackout.
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ROBERT HOLT Times
GETTYSBURG
teacher's association
Alice Spangler
Gettysburg Area Education Association
GAEA
Spangler
Savko
the
education association
State Bureau of Mediation
Edward S. Savko
James Dilorio
James Gettys
CAT Fund Debated as Fall Session Opens in Harrisburg
State Representatives Kenneth J. Cole and John H. Bronjes push CAT fund reforms amid administration and collection issues. They oppose abolishing the fund and favor maintaining coverage while fixing administration. LC B reform is likely, with proposed shifts of enforcement powers and private sales concerns. Broujos plans to bolster the Apple Advisory Board as the session begins.
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MIKE SANDERS
HARRISBURG
state House
Capitol Hill
House
Kenneth J. Cole
John H. Bronjes
Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Insurance Collection Services Inc
state Insurance Department
Cole
Bronjos
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board
LCB
Broujos
Apple Advisory Board
apple
Fairfield schools update policies and sabbatical plan
Fairfield School District’ s meeting updated ten existing policies to align with current practices covering fair employment and meeting attendance rules. A major rewrite of sabbatical regulations clarifies qualifications and travel relevance to professional improvement. A new four part emergency contingency plan was approved. Roof repairs to the Junior High and elementary schools were reported as completed or starting soon at estimated costs. The board appointed members to negotiate with the district’s teachers union, with negotiations expected after union readiness in January.
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FAIRFIELD
Michael D. Moskalski
Moskalski
James Quanbeck
Robert Wickenheiser
Deborah Abplanalp
Russell Hartman
Kathy Buchanan
Apple Harvest Festival Returns to Gettysburg Area
The Upper Adams Jaycees sponsor the 21st National Apple Harvest Festival on Oct 5-6 and Oct 12-13 at the South Mountain Fairgrounds. The event features an old fashioned cider press, steam engines, antique displays, a craft fair, scrapple cooking, orchard tours, music, apple bobbing, pony rides, and shuttle service. Admission is 3 dollars for adults with under 12 free. parking is 1 dollar and free shuttle runs from Oakside Park Biglerville.
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GETTYSBURG
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Upper Adams Jaycees
Oakside Park
Biglerville
County approves October hearing on official salaries
Adams County commissioners set October 8 in room 282 to discuss salaries for all 15 county elected officials. Individual annual pay ranges from $7,855 for the coroner to $21,348 for the county auditor. The panel also accepted Robert G. Teeter’s Planning Commission resignation and named Joerd Kaufman to fill the term through December 31, 1908. Real estate tax collection details noted sent via Adams County Housing Authority at 1 West High Street Gettysburg.
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art baios
isage Selina
Robert G. Teeter
county Planning Commission
Joerd Kaufman
Teeter
High St
Gettysburg
Adams County Housing Authority
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