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3 6 THE YORK DISPATCH SATURDAY JUNE 30 1973 Off-Peak Hours BRINGING UP FATHER MAYOR ASKS EARLY Fi The Weatherman Says: Lower Susquehanna Partly Delaware Partly cloudy to-doudy tonight mostly sunny night fair Sunday Sunday low tonight low to mid- 60s high Sunday in 80s Poconos Middle and Upper Susquehanna Partly cloudy tonight mostly sunny Sunday Lower Potomac Partly Eastern Pennsylvania Fair doudy tonight fair Sunday tonight Sunday winds 5 to 15 knots Maryland Partly doudy tonight Sunday (Almanac on Page 22) PITTENGER TO SPEAK TO NEW TEACHERS The Advocate win lend a hand to help resolve your problem and cut through red tape If you want to sound off or find out "beyond the drop a line to The Advocate in care of The York Dispatch Letters must be signed and include address telephone number and pertinent information about the problem Inquiries about magazines are not acceptable I have a question regarding an increase in a security deposit by a landlord and I thought perhaps you could assist me in getting an answer i I recently received notice that my rent will be increased and at the same time was advised that it will be necessary to remit an amount equal to the rent increase to increase my security deposit The landlord or corporation now holds one rent and I feel this is more than adequate to cover any damages that could occur in fact I feel any damages will occur by my occupancy Although the rent increase is inevitable I do not feel it should be necessary to increase the security deposit I recall reading about legislation in connection with various responsibilities of the landlord toward tenants including the handling of security deposits Does the landlord have the right to increase the security deposit each time the rent is raised? JK York Pa Yes There have been no rent controls in existence since Jan 10 We did discuss a law which protects the tenant on security deposits but there are no restrictions on the amounts Interested readers may contact the local office of the Internal Revenue Service for information Since the price of many items continues on the in-crease presumably landlords feel they need more of a security deposit to cover those damaged items or for replacements 1 I I hope you can help us as you have so many other people To the rear of our home in the city is a public alley which is not posted and cars park our back entrance shut I called City Hall And they tell me there is nothing I can do (Continued on Page 22) 'Coffee To Resume The York Dispatch is pleased to announce that Coffee Time returns Monday to the Page Authored by Tene Etta the column will resume its popular chatty approach to recipes sewing and recalling bygone days Many telephone calls and letters from readers have indicated that Coffee Time is a well-read feature We invite veteran readers and new readers alike to enjoy Tene column Violates Own Law City Halts Pouring Of Paint Down Drain By Laird Aluminum paint has been going down the drain at city hall But it should not be City employes who have been painting parking meter poles lately reportedly have been dumping it in a floor drain in the city hall garage But the paint is a prohibited substance as far as city sewers are concerned said Public Works 1 Director Elgin Radcliff when he learned Thursday of the practice He said he would put a stop to it It makes no difference whether the sewer is a sanitary or storm sewer he said The sanitary system leads to the sejwage treatment plant the storm system directly to Codorus Creek The paint properly should be disposed of in containers destined for the landfill Radcliff said Breaks Own Rules The revelation caught the city in an apparent violation of a law it has been enforcing on others especially in view of state pressure to upgrade sewage treatment Efforts to detect and halt' FOOD CENTER ADDITION TO COVER 120000 SQUARE FEET A Small Co which early last year completed an expansion of some 191000 square feet to its food distribution center on North Sherman Street today revealed plans to enlarge the facility- to over 400-000 square feet in another building project The newest addition covering 120000 square feet is to cost an estimated $980000 according to information listed on the building permit granted by Springettsbury Township The first phase of the new construction began this week with completion scheduled by March of 1974 Noonan Inc York has been awarded the general contract with financing through the York Coun ty Industrial Development Authority Officials of the company said in an announcement that of these expanded facilities will enable us to better serve our existing customers and to handle additional sales volume projected for the Completed last Year The previous expansion project begun in 1971 and completed tbe following year was carried out at an estimated cost of $1500000 and created area needed for consolidation of the Food Service Division which had been located in Hanover and at Dallas town RD 1 The company also operates its Wholesale Food Division at the Sherman Street location and its Plumbing Heating and Industrial Supplies Division at 320 George St The company franchises independent supermarket operations as Super-Thrift Markets as well as operating 11 supermarkets its wholly-owned subsidiary Super-Thrift Mar kets Inc Total employment at all company operations is in excess of 800 employes with consolidated sales of over $88 million in 1972 A 10800 HERE FACING GAP IN WELFARE AID LACK OF STATE BUDGET ACTION MAY HOLD UP PAYMENTS All payments by the state including checks to welfare recipients will stop today if appropriations are not enacted to authorize state expenditures Payments due Tuesday in York to some 4500 families representing about 10800 persons cannot be delivered it was announced by Welfare Secretary Helene Wohlgemuth Checks will not be issued to these and other needy persons throughout the state until an approved budget for 1973-74 is enacted or until some stopgap measure is taken by the state it was explained Legislators Standby Rep Stanford I Lehr R-95th Dist said legislators are now on 24-hour standby should there be some proposal to consider that would rectify the situation but he said that at this point it looks like there will be for state employes as well as for welfare recipients and for all services paid by the Commonwealth tried our best to keep this from Lehr said He explained that almost a month ago the House passed a stopgap appropriations bill but it was -never brought out of committee in the Senate It is a he remarked but unless there is a special call to the legislators hey will not meet again until Monday July 9 The welfare secretary said cash assistance recipients who receive their checks through banks instead of by mail also are affected if a budget is not approved Detective Hurt Wayne Ruppert Injured as Air Compressor Explodes City Detective Wayne Ruppert 47 of 1505 George St was reported in serious condition in York Hospital after suffering left arm and left leg injuries when an air compressor exploded at his business place adjacent to his home Friday Ruppert was placed in the intensive care unit after undergoing surgery from 6 to 8:30 pm A surgeon repaired his left arm both bones of which were nearly severed in the explosion as Ruppert was filling an air bottle from the compressor The injured man operates York Skin Divers Inc and is a veteran scuba and diver in addition to being on the police force for 18 years Mrs Ruppert said that Dan Templeton Lancaster and acquaintance of her husband was chatting with' him when the compressor exploded Debris struck Templeton in the leg but he did not require hospitalization Grantley ambulance conveyed Ruppert to the hospital FUNDING FOR GROWTH PLANNING IS APPROVED Congressman George A Goodling announced Friday that he had been advised that the Economic Development Administrative announced a grant of $70000 to the Pennsylvania Office of State Planning and Development The funds will be used to carry out a program of planning for economic' growth and stimulation of employment in an eight-county area damaged by Hurricane Agnes last summer Adams Cumberland Dauphin Franklin Lancaster Lebanon Perry and York counties Free Bus Rides For 65s Begin Sunday Senior' citizens 65 years or older will be able to ride Reliance Motor Coach Co buses free of charge within certain hours beginning Sunday Reliance is participating in free transit program for older citizens who will be permitted to ride free during off-peak hours on weekdays and all- day Saturdays Sundays and holidays Regular fares will prevail between the hours of 6 and 9 am anil 3:30 to 6:30 pm weekdays Under the program Reliance will be reimbursed by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation out of state lottery funds Eligible persons must show bus drivers their Medicare card as proof of age Refund Allocation Glen Rock Flood Victims to Meet State Officials on Relief Aid Victims of the 1972 flood in the Glen Rock area will have a opportunity to meet with state officials to seek state aid for losses suffered in the flood it was announced today by A Car-ville Foster Jr R-93rd Dist Representatives from the State Department of Community Affairs will be in the Glen Rock Community Building from 11 am to 3 pm Tuesday Foster explained that applications for refunds will be funded out of a $40 mllion allocation passed earlier this year by the General Assembly cover both real and personal losses suffered in the June 1972 Foster said adding that grants do- not have to be repaid and are in addition to Small Business Administration and other flood assistance programs given individual home He noted that the program does not apply to farmers and businessmen A separate program for farm loss grants is nowbefore the General Assembly and the state emergency loan program for business has been in operation since last fall If his legislative schedule permits he said expect to be in Glen Rock on Tuesday to help those applying for CLOSING ARGUMENTS Hearings on the licensing SET IN A-LICENSING Closing arguments in public of Units Two and Three and the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station will be held at 10 am Tuesday in the Woodmont Building Bethesda Md1 the Atomic Energy Commission said today The argument session is open to the public and will cover points raised in evidentiary hearings held here between May 30 and June 21 AEC said York Hospital Mr and Mrs Jack A Klinga-man 610 Florida Ave today a son Mrs Klingaman is the former Susan Marie Grove of Red Lion Mr and Mrs Franco Man-narino 11 Taylor Ave today a daughter Mrs Mannarino is the former Agnes Veselles of Red lion Mr and Mrs John Ort Dover RD 3 Friday a daughter Mrs Ort is the former Carol Ann Dzikowski of Aliquippa Mr and Mrs Donald Fan-tom Delta RD 1 Friday daughter Mrs Fantom is the former Patricia Simons of Delta Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gross 4852 Carlisle Road Dover Friday a son Mrs Gross is the former Linda Eckenrode of York Mr and Mrs Dennis Bender 514 Dupont Ave Friday a son Mrs Bender is the former Phyllis Staff of New York Mr and Mrs Donald Romig York RD 2 Friday a son Mrs Romig is the former Carolyn Zimmerman of York Mr and Mrs Barry Bowers 1387 Princess St Friday son Mrs Bowers is the former Algean Zellers of York tMr and Mrs Stephen Nissley Brogue RD 1 Friday a son Mrs Nissley is the former Susan Atkins of Airville RD 1 Mr and Mrs Carl Winters Jr Red Lion RD 3 Friday a daughter Mrs Winters is the tormer Patti Lutz of Red Lion TV CLEARANCE SALE "73" Color TV PAUL NOEL JR 2825 Carlisle Rd' Adv 27-6t AUTO ELECTRICAL SERVICE STOUCH AUTO REPAIR SHOP State Inspection and Radiator Serv 221 North East 843-6236 Adv fl6-wfs-tf GET ALL THE NEWS On Your Vacation Dial 854-1575 THE YORK DISPATCH For Your Vacation Subscription Adv mv25-tf PIANOS AND ORGANS When you get pur deal your search over Best brands best service best studio since 1884 JULIUS MUSIC STORE 143 West Market Adv jel2-tf ibility to education in substances which are i vania observed Carl Neu the OFFICIALS MEET PROJECT DEVELOPER TO URGE SPEEDUP Mayor Eli Eichelberger said members of the city administration and the president of National Development agreed to work together closely to speed the start of development of the Downtown North Project at a meeting in city hall Friday The mayor said Jocal officials assured Seymour Baskin the president of the Pittsburgh firm1 named to develop the former Farquhar area that the pity administration is inter- in the project and wants to help get it moving as soon as possible The developer had predicted at the outset that the first construction would be started this spring but this did no hold true Local officials are privately very optimistic however and feel that a breakthrough could occur momentarily Promised Reports' Mayor Eichelberger follow-' ing the closed meeting in his office with Baskin a representative of the York County Industrial Development Corp Business Administrator Ralph Humes and Donald Sch-losser director of community development said the developer promised to send him progress reports every two weeks Meanwhile the mayor said efforts will be made locally to seek prospective tenants for the first proposed commercial building to be erected on the £jte and all leads will be sent directly to Baskin Police Squabble Jackson Reports Dispute Over Statement By Laird Public Safety Director Leslie Jackson has acknowledged an internal dispute over his report this week on investigations into misconduct allegations against two city police lieutenants and clarified an earlier related report The internal disagreement in- volves account car- tied Tuesday the Dispatch that the review board unanimously drooped as unfounded the complaint against Lt Newton Brown head the traffic safety office Jackson acknowledged the dispute and said he was aware Capt Charles McCaffery disagreed with his report McCaffery is head of the community relations office ant figured in 'the investigations Jackson said he could "not confirm report that other oi colleagues on the board also disagreed The dispute appears to involve characterization the view in case 'and even that the complaints were dropped at all Informed by Chief Jackson Said he based his report on information he received from Chief Elmer Bortner As Jackson recalled the chief reported unanimous recommendation to suspend the other officer platoon Lt David Potts Then he said the charge against Brown was Jackson said he thought reference to unanimity applied to both matters Nonetheless despite1- reports that the Brown case faces fur ther consideration Jackson claimed Friday that the matter was closed In an earlier report Jackson said there was to the allegations against the lieutenants He made the corn-men in an interview Friday of last week concerning both Investigations Three days later he announced the suspension of one of the officers While he admitted 'the remark was incorrect as applied to both cases Jackson denied he had been trying to conceal anything He claimed he thought the reference involved ofily one case THE FACTORY Buy wholesale living rm furniture tamps tables and other household items Foam cut to size while you wait Shredded pillows 49c shredded foam 29c a bag 5 pc living rm suite $139: $500 3 pc suites factory price $249 Hours: Mob Tues Wed Thurs Fri 8 am-8 pm Sat 9-1 25 Pine St Red Lion: Adv ap25-tf ORGANS AND PIANOS Finest selection of organs and pianos in York At down to earth prices Easy terms Open evenings free parking in rear KEYBOARD STUDIO 830 Market- St Adv nl5-tf i- Yorkana UM Sunday School ANNUAL picnic Canadochly Lutheran Picnic Grounds Sat July 7 Dallastown Boys Sc Girls Band Chicken Corn Soup Hot Beef Sandwiches Serving 4 pm until Adv je22232930Jy6 KINGSTON INSUR INV INC Joe Bury HA Manifold Bob Weeber Kingston Center Ph 755-1023 Adv jaZO-ipyths-tf a is detrimental to the treatment plant process are going hand-in-hand with current expansion of plant capacity officials said STATE EDUCATION CHIEF HERE FOR OF EVENT SEPT 25 State Secretary of Education John Pittenger will be the keynote speaker at the 15th annual New Teachers Reception sponsored by the Bureau of the York Area Chamber of Commerce Tuesday Sept Sept 25 at the' YorktowneMotor Inn The annual event welcomes newcomers who have joined the rati- JOHN PITTENGER facilities of public school districts private schools and colleges Mrs Olga Strobeck vice president of the Bureau is chairman of the reception An estimated 275 persons are' expected to attend the event including more then 100 new teachers school administers public officials and local businessmen and professional firms all members of the chamber who will host the new teachers Appointed secretary of education Jan 3 1972 Pittenger has made progress toward his foremast goal to bring flex executive vice president has reorganized the State Department of Education Police Funds OKd Regional Council Approves Financing of New Cadet Program in City Financing of a new city police cadet program was approved by the South Central Regional Council Justice Commission at a meeting Thursday'night in Hanover Total cost of the first year of the two-year project will be $31176 with federal funds covering $22028 the state contributing $1835 and the city providing the remaining $7313 The program provides the salaries training and uniforms for six youths who at the end of the' course will be eligible for appointment as full members of the regular police force Six former cadets are now regular policemen Public Safety Director' Leslie Jackson said' CITY CD MOVES York City Civil Defense headquarters was moved Friday to the Royal Fire Station 757 Market St from 118 Broad St Capt Richard Gray director reported The telephone number remains the same WATCH REPAIRING HOWARD WANTZ JEWELER Since 1950 3 Highland Ave West York Pa Adv aul9-fus-tf OLD DOLLS Doll Furniture Dishea 5 RAMSAY'S 882 Phone 848-1375 Adv je21-tf THE YARDSTICK Semi-Annual Discount Sale Starting July 2nd 20 to 70 discount on any purchase over $2 843-7469 Adv Je30-tf HARD SHELL CRABS at Hellam Ph 755-3016 Adv 28-3t Focusing on local industries tightening command and bureau the campaign against improper structure Through his efforts effluent has been underway four -he department has gained more control over school construction Rigid teacher certification requirements have been liberalized He has initiated educational programs for bilingual children and work-study programs in schools and Neu commented years Robbed at Gunpoint Two Women Held Up One Loses Purse to Pair Deaths and Burials Mrs David Lipsitz Mrs Minnie Lipsitz 58 wife of David Lipsitz 128 Vernon St died at 6:45 pm Friday at her residence Born in Baltimore Md she was a daughter of the late Hyman and Helen Spiro Caplan She was a member of Ohev Sholom Synagogue where she was a member- of the sisterhood She belonged to the Jewish Community Center and the Auxiliary of Jewish War Veterans Surviving besides her husband are a son Sheldon Lipsitz 116 Vernon St a daughter Mrs Evelyn Stem Ab-ington Pa five grandchildren and one brother Jack Caplan Baltimore Md Funeral services will be held at noon Sunday from Strack and Jackson Funeral Home 1205 Market St Rabbi David Silver Harrisburg and Cantor Alex Hirsch Ohev Sholom Synagogue will officiate Interment will be in South Hill Cemetery Memorial may be made to the building fund of Chev Sholom Synagogue Mrs Earl Mauss Mrs Sylvia Mauss 48 wife of Earl Mauss died Friday at her home 520 Pershing Ave Mrs Mauss was bom in Harrisonburg Va daughter of Abraham Howdyshell Mount Wolf and the late Cora Knicely Howdyshell Surviving also are two sons Vernon Campbell Jr Wells ville RD 1 and Dennis Campbell Oxnard Calif a granddaughter two sisters Mrs Hazel Mauss and Mrs Geneva Frey both of Dover RD 2 and a brother Homer Howdyshell Jacobus The Rev Ness a retired United Methodist minister will officiate at the funeral at 2 pm Monday at the Dodson Funeral Home 157 George St Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cemetery (Additional Deaths on Page 31) $2027253 NAVY PACT LANDED BY GICHNER A $2027253 contract has been awarded to Gichner Mobile Systems Inc Dallastown from the Department of the Navy George A advised today is for the production transportable field maintenance and equipment for the Marine OF BUSINESS SALE 30 off at Sc GARDEN MART Carlisle Road Daily at 9 am 1 jelS-tf DOORS so Uttle more i easy operation or eve Your Home White Bronze Fiberglas Awn Patios We Install 25 Years Exp We Finance our own sales WEIDNER WINDOW SALES 5 516 Queen St York Ph- 846-3109 after 5 pm 854-0728 Adv ap25-mwfs-tf THREE-YEAR CAMPAIGN TO COMBAT NEGATIVE SENTIMENT i York Area Chamber of Commerce has embarked on a three-year continuing program called Up For according to John Silcox vice president for area development who asserted that of the program is expected to dramatically focus attention on the story of the free enterprise The chamber official observed that of the important mis sions of our organization is to represent the business industrial and professional community in all matters of challenge and concern This continuing program will be our primary response to a major concern of business the fact that 57 per cent of the adults think business makes too much In launching the Up For campaign said Silcox the chamber will assume full responsibility for overcoming whatever antibusiness sentiment that may exist in the Greater York Area will tell the positive side of business and in all respects seek to boost the overall image of business in our promised Silcox Listed said principal (Continued on Page 30) REPORTS OF GUNFIRE KEEP POLICE BUSY The sound of gunfire including three incidents at 110 Penn St kept city police on the move since Friday afternoon No one was reported hurt Police are seeking four persons allegedly involved with shootings at 2:54 pm (3:12 pm and 4:42 pm Friday at the apartment of Mary Murray At least three bullets were fired into the 2nd floor dwelling police said At 8:20 pm a gunfire complaint was alleged at 224 Queen St and' one at 12:30 a today at 563 Queen St PRACTICALLY EVERYONE in and around York reads THE YORK DISPATCH Dial 854-1575 for home delivery Also on sale at your favorite newsstand Adv dl4-tf SNO-WHITE LAUNDROMAT only air conditioned laundromat 1120C Roosevelt Ave ROOSEVELT AVE SHOPPETTE Adv jeI2-lm IF YOU HAVE TIME to read only one newspaper On Your Vacation Be Sure it is THE YORK DISPATCH Dial 854-1575 Adv my25-tf SWEET CHERRIES NOW READY BrookhHl Orchards 1 miles southeast of Stony Brook Ph 755-4134 AdV 25-6t DRIVEWAY WORK Paving and blacktop' sealing also basement water-proofing Phone 225-3714 Adv 29-6t in South End Two gunmen fled with the purse of one of two young women shortly after they parked their car about 9:15 pm Friday on Cottage Place at Jessop Place detectives reported The thieves took the purse of Paulette Webb 21 Stewarts-town RD 3 containing $125 An attempt to seize the purse of Karen Rudy 22 of 2613 Southern Hill Road failed when she screamed and the thieves fled north on Jessop Place The women told police that moments after they parked Miss vehicle the gunmen opened both passenger doors Each man pointed a gun they said The robbers were described in their middle 20s' CITY OPENS PLAYLOT a AT LINCOLN SCHOOL York Recreation Commission has announced the opening of a playground at Lincoln School under the direction of Mrs Ruth Klemm and Kim Kable Mrs Klemm said the playground will be open from 9:30 am to noon and programs will be geared to elementary school children Planned for next week are the making of Yankee Doodle hats and Poor Butterfly pins as well as hopscotch marines badminton kickball and box 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Without Service General Telephone Co spokesmen said about 400 customers were out of service as of 8 am today mostly in the southern section of the county which was plagued by lightning Meanwhile Pennsylvania Department of Transportation workmen were called to clean up flood debris which partly closed Church Road near Seven Valleys Fireman had to pump an estimated three feet of water from a low portion of Route 24 about 10:15 Friday night A PennDOT spokesman said In addition crews had to repair a portion of water-damaged road between Wrightsville and Accomac MONTMORENCY CHERRIES Pick your own starting Wed July 4 7 am to 8 pm Sat to 4 pm (Closed Sun) A nice crop of luscious cherries at very reasonable prices RAAB FRUIT FARMS Ph 246-5841 Dallastown Adv je30-20t Rockwell Cordless Crass Trimmer Stand up model no crawling $1999 ARNOLD LUMBER SUPPLY CO 157 Broadway Red Lion Pa Adv my30-tf PINCHOT VILLAGE Antique Flea Market Open Every Sim 8 am until 7 Sun Daily Special in the Dodge Restaurant 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