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Vfjll MICRQFlifi 4043 A'E tu cedam rapid ia e404 Yw "TTPl1 i remembered Marine's kind loving nature Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville NC said Maj Jeffrey Landis public affairs officer of tne special operations command body was transferred to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware Tuesday evening by US Air Force Mortuary Operations Shocking news: Members of Christ Lutheran were notified of death through a church prayer-chain letter ana private Shone calls around 10:30 pm londay said Arnold 34 of Lewis-beiry The congregation was in complete shock and members of the church are grieving his death she said was very involved in the youth group through high school and See MARINE! 5 and cried as she gave him a hug goodbye been overseas so many times when 1 last hugged him he said you worry about mo be said Arnold US Marine Sgt Chris Wrinkle died Sunday while serving in Afghanistan He was 27 Details surrounding his death had not been made public by Wednesday morning He graduated in 2001 from Dallastown Area High School and had spent nearly the past decade serving with the US Marine Corps Special Operations Command basod out of Wrinkle died Sunday in Afghanistan 'A HUGE HEART': Sgt Chris Wrinkle was a generous thoughtful man say friends from his Dallastown church By LAUREN WHETZEL the Ymk Dnpiilih Chris Wrinkle was known for giving great bear hugs And his childhood friend from church Allyson Arnold still remem bers the last time Bhe got one -Wrinkle a US Marinewho was stationed in North Carolina was in town visiting his family last year and attended a Sunday morning service at Christ Lutheran Church in Dallastown she said After the sermon concluded Arnold said she spoke with Wrinkle JOSE LUIS MAGANA The AeeiKWted Vv Air Force personnel transport the body of Marine Sgt Chris Wrinkle a Dallastown Area High School graduate upon arrival Tuesday at Dover Air Force Base In Delaware Wrinkle 27 died Sunday while serving In THRILL-SEEKERS REJOICE Districts forced to prove results PSSA EXAMS: Dallastown and South Western are complying with state demands to explain their success By ANDREW SHAW I lie Ymk Dixilih Two school districts flagged for questionable stute test score improvement have told their staffs to be proud of the significant gains as they await a state response Dallastown Area School District and South Western School District were two of about three dozen districts statewide identified as having or occurrences on -2008-09 Pennsylvania System of School Assessment exams Superintendents for both districts said they've fully cooperated with the state even though they are dubious as to why they are being accused Soqth Western Superintendent Barbara Rupp Baid her district went so tar as to have the school board and her sign a letter directed to tne Department of Education inviting them come visit any school any day any time" How It started: The analysis of 2008-09 PSSAs was done by an outside company Data Recognition Corp and looked at possible such as suspi- cious erasures of answers and improbable leaps in scores The state has asked districts to respond by mid- See DISTRICTS! Matthew Meckley 28 of Spring Grove top watches a video Tuesday showcasing the new Sky-rush roller coaster above set to open In 201 2 at Hersheypark The outer seats In each row of four wilt be floorless giving riders a 270-degree view whipping past at 75 mph Riders will fly on Sliymsh HERSHEYPARK: The theme new roller coaster is set to open In 2012 BUDGET CUTS: Hard work is ahead for the dozen US lawmakers to be chosen in two weeks By LAURIE KELLMAN I lie Aimkted Press WASHINGTON The bills are being paid and Congress has bolted the hothouse of Washington one debt limit deadline beaten and another ahead for a dozen yet-to-be-named lawmakers They might want to hold off making Thanksgiving and Christmas plans For the six Republicans and six Democrats the toughest-to-swallow items on the deficit-cutting menu await This group to be named from the House and Senate in two weeks must find at least $12 trillion in budget cuts by Thanksgiving and Congress must approve them by end or take the blame for deep and broud spending cuts that would strike GOP priorities like defense and Democratic favorites like programs for the poor And then lawmakers would have to explain the cuts to their constituents up close and personally on the campaign trail next year Showdown: Facing the select group are a lot of tho same a frustrated President Barack Obama suggested Congress earlier in the difficult debate Then as now Democrats insist on balancing tax revenues with spending cuts Republicans suy taxes are off tho table That alone is a recipe for the same sort of staring contest that kept the sides from agree- ing to raise the nation's $143 trillion See DETIC1T 1 5 Pa keeps dose watch on deal By MARC LEVY 7 he Ax hh tilled Press HARRISBURG All but two Pennsyl- vania members of Congress supported a deficit-reduction package allowing the federal government to continue to borrow although its impact on government services or the state purse clear in the hours after President Barack Obama signed it Republican Gov Tom Corbett was keeping a close eye on it his spokesman said think everyone is still trying to figure out whuts in it and how it's going to affect the states but we are certainly watching" spokesman Kevin Harley said Tuesday Federal funds: Overall Pennsylvania expected to receive about $22 billion in federal funds in this fiscal year as part of its wider $636 billion total operating budget projected by Corbett in March See WATCH! 5 noon The roller coaster will be the 12th in the park as well os its fastest longest and tallest Meckley and other Keystone Thrills members discovered tho park would unveil a new roller coaster about a month ago after checking the new trademark license requests They attended the presentation Tuesday eager to hear more details Stats: The $25 million roller coaster will leave the station at 26 feet per second See THRIll1 5 and some aren't tall enough he saiJ But the 28-year-old member of the Keystone Thrills roller coaster club is waiting for newest which features floorless seats to open in 2012 Hersheypark officials shared plans for Skyrush with park guests Tuesday after- nziunimw 0r- By AMANDA DOLASINSKI "I he Ymk IhspnUh Since a sixth-grade class trip to Hersheypark whore he rode tne Comet roller coaster 10 times in a row Spring Grove resident Matthew Meckley has become a roller coaster connoisseur Some go fast enough El EXPERIENCE SKYRUSH IN A VIRTUAL RIDE AT YORKDISPATCHCOM Heat bugs crush tomato crop 'The heat wave last week caused some trouble with pollination" he suid toes pollinute well if temperatures are 90 degrees and above But that was a minor setback I like how the tomatoes are looking now" Under control: Dietz said a few tomatoes had stink bug damage but that issue is under control Neither the bugs nor the heut will ruin the tomatoos he said looks like going to have a really good crop this he said Jon Weaver-Kreider who runs Goldfinch Farm in Lower Windsor Township See TOMATO! COUNTY FARMS: Local growers expect a healthy harvest despite some setbacks ByEYANAADAH MCMILLAN Int Ymk Ihsjmtth Local farmers said they expect a successful tomato season despite the summer heat David Dietz of Dietz Produce in Helium Township said his tomato crop had a bit of a setback during the heat wave last week when York County had several days of 90-plus degree heat JOHN A PAVONCELLO The York Dmpaich The harvest at Goldfinch Farm In Lower Windsor Township Includes several varieties of red and heirloom tomatoes Owner Jon Weaver-Kreider says the crop Is doing well" despite the heat YOUR GUIDE TO YCDX DISPATCH VOUMIU COITION 151 REACH VS yortydispatdicom ncwsyoridbipaddicom Cull: (717) 854-1575 Fx: (717) 843-2814 YORK WEATHER Partly sunny chance of showers Thursday high 86 DoUiK £4 reM '40954 2 I) 06 tee I ti-t A AA A -4S- Nlfc-- JA A -4 jL.