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Newspaper

Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1978

Page

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Gettysburg School Board Faces Auditor General Violations

The Gettysburg Area School Board faced six state law violations cited by Auditor General Benedict for 1974-76. Findings include a $7,362 overpayment due to attendance errors, $26,797 in unbid expenses, improper retirement system inclusion of tax agency staff, uncertified substitutes, and inadequate bonding for the secretary and treasurer. Benedict urged adjustments, refunds, and stricter payroll and bond procedures.

Gettysburg School Board Auditor General WARY E. FOLKEMER Gettysburg Area Al Benedict Fredric Griffin Major findinngs audyne m- 5 Benedict Department of Educti Education Department Adams County Pennsylvania

Wife's Friend Testifies and Jury Acquits Husband

A Maryland Adams County jury acquitted Matthew Allen Frederick after a key witness, a wife's lover, testified he saw Frederick asleep at home on the night of the alleged robbery, kidnapping and related crimes. The trial included Weaver’s testimony about a hijacked car and a gun threat near Littlestown, with details of the field abduction and subsequent identification from mug shots.

Matthew Allen Frederick S. Queen St Litlestown Adams County Frederick James Ozminski Queen St Littlestown Frederick house Frederick Eugene Weaver Penn St Hanover Weaver Frederik Debra Revonah

Gettysburg Police Probe Two Car Accidents

Gettysburg Borough Police investigated two separate two car crashes Friday morning. No injuries were reported and both vehicles were towed from the scenes. One crash on Carlisle Street involved Jeffrey L Bartley whose vehicle struck a legally parked Travel Lodge car after swerving to avoid oncoming traffic. The other crash at Breckenridge and West Streets involved Freda S McCleaf and Patricia Martin with light damage after a spin on a wet road.

Gettysburg Carlisle St Jeffrey L. Bartley Middle St Lincoln Motor Lodge Inc Gettysburg Travel Lodge Lincoln Ave Bartley Darlene E. Glass Emmitsburg Breckenridge West Sts Freda S McCleaf Orrianna Patricia Martin Washington St Ms McCleaf Martin Breckenridge St

Pelligrini Demands Thorough Review of Second Plant Plan

Joseph J. Pelligrini, chair of the Region Sewage Treatment Facility committee, asks the state Department of Environmental Resources to conduct a thorough examination of potential groundwater damage in the Rock Creek Basin before approving a second temporary sewage plant by Mt. Joy Township’s Lehe Heritage Municipal Authority. He cites public concern, lack of input, and possible leakage from holding tanks threatening underground water supplies and the Potomac Basin. He urges full agency input from all parties before final DER approval.

state department of environmental resources Rock Creek Mt. Joy Township Lehe Heritage Municipal Authority DEA Joseph J. Pelligrini Gettysburg Gettisburg Area tri- State Potomac Basin Entit Pellighini Frederick Marrocco Lake Heritage Phase Gettssburg Heniage Pelligrin Pelligrini lake iself Lake Heritage Authority Potomac partes

Move Spotlights From Courthouse

Spotlights placed at the courthouse were removed Friday morning at the request of architect Harold Frederick. The electrical contractor said smaller lights with timers will replace them. new lights were shipped but have not arrived. The front of the old courthouse will be illuminated until evening.

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Underpass Work On Route 34 Starts In Gardners

PennDOT district engineer Robert Lo Keller announced a railroad underpass project on Route 34 near Gardners. The construction will close through traffic for about a week, detouring vehicles via Bielerville and Carlisle Pike south of Center. The work, part of a federal aided program along 37 miles of Route 34, follows earlier concrete patching and improvements in surrounding segments.

Gardners Robert Lo Keller Ube District 80 PennDOT Bielerville Biglery Menallen Tyrone Huntingum Town Heat Brothe Inc Ca Hill Oppossum Creek Cunhbert County Keller

New Hospital Leader Appointed Amid Transfer Rumors

Joan Wo Repner has been named assistant director of Murs al Manaice Memorial Hospital Brades Tun Flarad. She previously served as beer director at Warmer Hospital Gel lasbure since April. Repner’s background spans pediatrics obstetrics and nursing, with prior roles at St Maris Hospial Radiaster YY and War Schoal of Marsine.

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Gettysburg National Bank Art Show Winners 1978

Eleven artworks were awarded in the Annual Gettysburg National Bank Art Show held at the bank's York Street home office. Adult winners include James Kamius and Ronald Linder with first and second places. student division honors go to David Botuni and James Radunshe. Judges Patricia Xemser and Donald praised the works, with spectators to choose the most popular piece. Show runs 2 to 4 pm today and Sunday.

Gettysburg National Bank York St James Kamius Packet Lake Be Ronald Linder Fairfield Jeiffer Barnhart Chambersburg boca Lindmina Phillis H Goadger L Parsels Gettsberg Richard JD Erich Getttsburg Peggy Baker Carroll Vailey Chervy Kane Dolly Kathe Fagnan Gettysburg Patricia Xemser York Railroad Museum Harrisburg Donald James Ramos Lake Heritage Paul Brenner center Harold L. Ecker David Bottini Times

Four Fairfield Teens Hurt In Car Crash

Four Fairfield area teenagers were injured when their car rolled several times on a rural road southwest of Gettysburg. The 1967 Volkswagen driven by Gillispie went out of control, ejecting several occupants. Janet CuilidR and Paul Runaki were treated at Kent Warner Hospital and released. Hanover R3 resident Michael Roger, 32, escaped injury in the 1967 Chevrolet coupe. Gettysburg firemen aided at the scene with a pumper and rescue equipment.

Fairfield area Knoxiin Tuiles Gettssburg Fairfield Janet CuilidR 2 Paul Runaki Kent Warner Hospital G Department Yuchael Roger Hanover

Ladder Theft and Car Vandalism Reported Near Gettysburg

A Hunterstown area resident said a step ladder was stolen from behind him while he repaired a mailbox along Ri 342 near Gettysburg at 2 pm Friday. A separate incident east of Gettysburg on Seven Stars Road involved vandals smashing a soda bottle through the windshield of James M Leake’s 1967 Ford coupe, with police estimating about $10 damage between 3:30 am and 4 pm Friday.

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Pilot Program For Cancer Detection At Local Clinic

A community pilot program offers free cancer screening including breast exams and PAP smears. The event runs from 1 to 10 pm on Tuesday October 1 at the Gettysburg Family Planning Agency on W Middie Street, with results provided to participants.

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Trial Set For Mrs Keiser In Adams County Court

Alice Elizabeth Moser Keiser aged 18 is scheduled for trial Monday in Adams County Court on alleged attempted murder of her husband Michael Keiser at Gettysburg Road. The case stems from a May 31 shooting at their home. other trials and charges involving related individuals were noted in court scheduling changes.

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Adams County Adopts Ten Week Criminal Trial Calendar

The 1979 Adams County Court calendar adds two more weeks to criminal trials, replacing the eight week term structure. Criminal jury trials will be ten weeks, with civil trials in January March May June August and October for one week each. Judge Oscar S Spicer will spend more time in the courtroom as juror pools expand.

Adams County Oscar S Spicer

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