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York Daily Record, Saturday, December 27, 1975 21 MARMADUKE Real Estate Disploy State Government In Review Nursing Home Funds Demanded By State HARRISBURG (UPI) Holiday pageantry, parties and family gatherings trimmed state government to skeletal activities for much of Christmas week. Computers, manned by minimal staffs, continued to push out welfare and unemployment checks for Pennsylvania's jobless. And reduced staffs continued to minister to the ailing at state hospitals and guard the imprisoned. But annual leave days and leaves without pay created virtually empty state parking lots in Harrisburg. Gov.

Milton J. Shapp named a former Philadelphia insurance executive, Frank Raab, to head the catastrophe loss fund under Pennsylvania's new medical malpractice legislation. The fund Raab will head must handle malpractice suit settlements that exceed $100,000 and up to one million. The fund is aimed at easing the skyrocketing cost of malpractice insurance. 4.

Real Estate For Sale WATKINS ASSOC. Sty expon-doble. new kitch, plus second home for parents or income. 845 7546, 848 4110 (623A). WATKINS ASSOC.

thirties, CENTRAL (6I6A). 3 BR roncher. low schools. 845 7546 WATKINS ASSOC. -FARMLAND, $900 per acre, minimum 20 acres.

845-7546 (62I-622A). DOVER D.2. 2 bdrm. home coiy stone fireplace. $26,500.

Penn Realty of York, 848 2841. LARGE WOODED LOTS, Jockson Twp ready to build, excel neighborhood. Penn Reolty ot York 848-284 1 SHILOH, like new bi level, 3 bdrm large family 2 baths, garage, large level tot. owner transferred. Quick possession.

Penn Reolty of York, 648-2841. J-V, ACRES, building lot. Springettsbury port woods. Wont offer. Penn Realty ot York, 848 2841 TREES! TREES! TREES! Large New England Colonial, 4 big bdrms 1st floor family loundry pontry.

targe attic. 6 mi. West. Spring Grove Schools Penn Reolty ol York 848 2641. Real Estate Display 3 20 ACRES Good location, Northeastern School.

3095 VALLEY GREEN REAL ESTATE 1308 North rn George St. 846-4820 Realtor Enjoy counJfy7 living with city convenience TOWIVHOUSES "We didn't catch the cat Marmaduke was chasing, but we found a new way home!" CLASSIFIED 1 A state House committee had some good and bad news for consumers served by one of the state's major utilities Pennsylvania Electric Co. of Johnstown. The committee's report said Penelec saved consumers at least $35 million by using new clean air equipment. But the same committee claims the utility passed on more than $3 million in questionable charges for overpriced coal.

3. Real Estate For Rent The state Justice Department renewed its court battle with Washington this week in a $15 million suit aimed at forcing release of federal aid for Pennsylvania nursing homes. Deputy Attorney General Lawrence Silver charged thc-federal Health. Education and Welfare Department with holding up the funds to force complaince with the national life safety code. Silver said Washington has used the state as whipping boy for publicity.

The state Justice Department also released its report on alleged mistreatment of juvenile prisoners at Camp Hill state prison by guards. Attorney General Robert Kane said state and Cumberland County officials agreed no criminal charges would be filed. He saird young inmates' claims of having been beaten were not believable. And four unidentified Pennsylvania State Troopers learned that speeding doesn't pay when they're not pursuing a violator. The four were on their way back to home stations after training for the annual state police farm show rodeo when they passed State Police Commissioner James Barger's car at high speeds on the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

Barger had the four flagged down, an internal investigation is under way, and for the four troopers, no rodeo. Soviet Supersonic Jet Begins Regular Service or 3 bedroom townhouses, some with dens patio and balcony free master antenna system complete appliances including washer and dryer. Pool and play area. Rents, gas heat included, start at $190. Drive out today! RtSTORID 2 STOIT COLONIAl Featuring 4 bedrooms and a walk-in fireplace situated on 2 Ms acres including barn, stone spring house and other outbuildings.

Enjoy old world charm with all the modern conveniences. In the country near Stewart-stown. $57,500 DOUBLE BOKUJI A large brick Victorian with 6 fireplaces, 23 rooms and center hall stairway. Presently set up as 3 apartments, including a shop front window and 3 room office on 1st floor. So many possibilities you'll just have to see for yourself.

In Stewartetown. $49,900 STURDY 3 IEDIOOM IAIKD RANCH HOME St-t beside a nicely wooded backdrop, providing a little extra protection against the elements. Some of the extras included are an in-ground pool, guest cottage, near Shrewsbury. 4 ACtt rARMETTt Large 3 bedroom home in excellent condition including stable, fenced pasture, woods, stream and a nice setting. Just what vou're looking for near New Freedom.

$54,900 South Main Street fTl Here's the ideal itoms for the young executive or anyone else who wants a reitful. comfortable home off the beaten track yet close to main highways --83 ond U.S. 30-and Downtown York. You'll love the location on a sloping hillside with a magnificent view. Cedar Village offers you 1, 3, Sample Open Doit) 11 Sand 7 -9 Phone 345-4111 Hills il jyraaiev Popov and Ivan Vedernikov in celebrations at the end of the inaugural flight.

The Soviet news agency Tass said the plane, hich made the return trip to Moscow later in the day, flew at an altitude ranging from 52.000 to 59,000 feet. Soviet reporters went on the flight, but officials said the Tupolev would carry only cargo and mail over remote areas until mid-1976 because of "some unresolved questions" about the aircraft. The flight came 26 days before Air France and British Airways planned to begin Concorde passenger service from Paris to Rio de Janerio Alma Ata. The plane, designed by Andrei and Alexei Tupolev, is an improved version of a prototype aircraft that crashed at the 1973 Paris air show, killing 14 persons. The TU144, sometimes nicknamed the "Konkordski" by westerners, is remarkably similar to the Concorde.

Both have adjustable noses, delta wings and 4.000-mile ranges. The 120-passenger Tupolev has beaten the 144-passenger Concorde most of the way along the development route. The Tupolev flew a month before its rival, but there have been no reported Concorde crashes. aiid London to the Persian Gulf state of Bahrein. The official Tass news agency said Soviet scientists would study the impact of the Tupolev on the environment during the plane's first regular flights.

U.S. Transport Secretary William Coleman is considering demands for barring supersonic planes from landing in the United States because of possible environmental problems. The Soviet Union had announced plans to inaugurate the supersonic service on Christmas Day, but postponed the flight for 24 hours because of snow and high winds at MOSCOW (UPI i The Soviet Union inaugurated the world's first supersonic airline service Friday, a day behind schedule but 26 days ahead of the Anglo-French Concorde A supersonic Tupolev 144 jetliner of the Soviet national airline Aeroflot began hts between Moscow and Alma Ata, the capital of the Kazakh republic. Flying at 1,366 miles an hour, the plane covered the 1,900 miles between the two cities in one hour and 58 minutes, less than half the four hours normally taken by subsonic liyushin 62 aircraft. Airport officials at Alma Ata gave flowers to pilots Vladislav IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Model Open 9 to Sot.

10 to Sun. 12 to 5 Take I-S3 to Exit 10 (N. Geo. St.) Proceed 1 Mile North Phone 767-o732 Property Transfers The Best apartment value in York One and Two Bedrooms Rent Includei: Hot. Hot Water.

Cooking Swim Club, Giant Clctati. Outstanding V.alntananc. Wall to Wall Caipat Available. THE YORK DAILY RECORD WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MORE THAN ONE INCORRECT INSERTION OF ANY AD Errors must be noted and corrected before 1 p.m on the first day ofadver-" tisement. NOTICE! In compliance with the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act.

the Daily Record will not accept any Advertisements indicating a prelcrence based upon rare, color, religion, ancestry, national origin, age, place of birth or 'sex. i For the convenience of ourTus-tomers and to expedite more' quickly the location of the various services and categories in our Classified pages, we publish a list of these services under their respective number classifications. A PERSONAL 1 APARTMENTS FOR RENT 2 APARTMENTS WANTED 3 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 4 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 5 REAL ESTATE WANTED 6 HOUSE WANTED 7 ROOMS FOR RENT 8 TRAILERS (CAWING TRAILER) 9 mobile homes 10-vacation rentals 1 1 Special announcements 12 -lost and found i3 -FINANCIAL 14 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 15- BUSINESS DIRECTORY 16 RADIOS TELEVISION 17 RECRtATIONAL VEHICLES I7A BOATS EQUIPMENT 18 CONTRACTORS EQUIP SERVICES 19 -EMPLOYMENT WANTED 20 EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES 21 HELP WANTED 22 -AGENTS SALES PEOPif 23 -SCHOOLS INSTRUCTION 24 -FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS 25- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 26 GIFT SUGGESTIONS 27- ANTIQUES 28 -WANTED MISCELLANEOUS 29 PETS SUPPLIES 30- RAW FURS 3 1 MISCELLANEOUS FARM SERVICES 32 FARM MACHINERY 33 -DAIRY SERVICE EQUIP. 34 -LAWN GARDEN EQUIP. 35 SEEDS NURSERY STOCK 36- HAY, STRAW, GRAIN 3 7 LIVESTOCK BUTCHERING 39 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 40 LEGAL 41 NO TRESPASSING 42 -SHOOTING MATCHES 43 AUCTIONS 44 SALES REGISTER 45 -BICYCLES 4 7 -MOTORCYCLES SCOOTERS 48 -TIRES, AUTO PARTS ACC.

49 -USED CARS TRUCKS 50 -DEATHS 51 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 52 CEMETERY MEMORIALS 53 -CARD OF THANKS 54-IN ME MORI AM Hoik -Soi Nur Hotam Answers arc tx-iiifi held at oHice of Ihf York Daily Hi-mrd for the following Box Numbers They an seoirrti by callirtg at LjlVue between and dmi. and Saturday until I (un A. Persona! HAVE A N-e--! to loik CoH CON1ACT S4' 3b6ov r-r rnoh! AF CI 1. Aparltients For Bent POWDER WILL MANOR dtStinguiihed opl. oit number of 1 2 ba House b'2e ops so.r, room and fireo'tits.

Vork County's has hnvfed crtv ovo.i t'h tcmity building, heated poo', fite Open 9 to 5 daiiy. VeKendb :7 'o 5 Take 1-83 to Oueen St. Heao nq first right onto Dew Drop Pd country lane to sue Call 74) -3829 Rental Office 2nd. FLOOR APT. -600 blk W.

Moikel, kitchen, dining rm living rm. bdim. private both. 843 3231 NEWLY REDECORATED 2r.d downtown 3 private both, hardwood doors stove refrig $125 elec Coll 848-128 or B46-7486 WEIGLESTOWN -Dover Schools, 2 washer-dr vei fully carpeted Jl85mo. elec.

266 1021 APIS FOR RENT -JoTT isT o7-cupanty, Chaimincj 1 bdrin, 5 mm. Ooeensgate. Carpet appliances, od.jlts pets, plus elec Deposit lease. 244 7131. 244 6179.

I BEDROOM APTS. in logon vil'e. $140 per mo. references, security deposit lease req 428 3010 WILL SHARE modern 2 bdrm townhouse most hke dogs plants Box 401. Coily Retold 3 ROOMS private bath 2nd fl, west end.

Ph 846-5795. 2 BORM API. -WW carpet rm din. yord garoge Auville. Avoil.

Jon. 1 No pets 927-6139 or 244 6733. 3 BDRM. APT. including utd.

near faiquhar Pk 414 North St RbI 244 0742. THOMASVILLE Apf $120. mo. "id. oM 1228 2 rms plus boih itiliiies Ph.

92 SUNNYBURN AREA -4 bedroom form bouse, new kitchen centrol heot, both $165.00 per month Col! 741 3805 ask for Mr. Leader 4 ROOM HOUSE bath 160! George St No phone colls. Apply 10C2 Vt Rose Ave. (114) LARGE SHOWROOM along Rt. 30 with off street Reasonable rent 45 3661 offices parking STORE OR OFFICE on George St.

in North York for rent 845 7493 4 BDRM MODERN ranch home. ith aas hea. 2 car garage southeosl Reihart, 848 2034. 4 BORM BRICK farm house York goroge, seduded. Reihort 848 2034.

2 BDRM. HOUSE -in country for rent or lease $135 utilities. 741 957. 4. Real Estate Tor ED FIRESIDE TIRRACE 3 bdrm corport.

Call 292 WATKINS ASSOC. remodeled home 1 baths, rec rm Suburban Schools, lowthirt.es 845 756 WATKINS ASSOC. FARM. 55 acres 3 BR house Barn, stream pond frontoqe. 845 7546, 843 0634 Raol Istct Difplay APARTMENTS to $5,000 658 W.

MARKET 3 UNITS 1100 W. KiNG-S UNITS 414 S. GEORGE 2 UNITS 412 S. PERSHING 2 UNITS 108 W. JACKS0N-2 UNITS 431 S.

DUKE 3 UNITS mjOHNO.EMVESc'a REALTORS MAHKFTST YOHK PA PHONE 843-9964 OWNERS RELOCATING A SUPER BUY! 8 month old 3 bedroom Rancher on 4 ocrei in lovely country setting. Rec. room fireplace, w'w carpeting, stove, refrigerator and dishwasher. PRIDE SHOWS in the immaculate condition of this 3 beaVocm Hi-Rancher on lorge lot in cuWe-soc Gar iarat paneled fonily room ond ww carpeting throughout Just 138,900 SO MUCH FOR SO UTTIE! This soHd brick 3 bedroom Rancher in Shrewsbury area features garage, central air, coble TV, range, refrigerator ice maker, dishwasher, brick fireplace in family room, 2 Ml baths, washer, dryer patio for only 848-3403 or 229-2172 AfTER HOURS: Tom Bathon Bob Corrouo Corroli Rudisill 229-1508 Goldie Cromer Fred Wenti 235 Hnrriet Belt 711 118 tffl vwi-mei 'WW Jr i What's i cow doing in this ad for Rolling Hills? Atro-s irc'ii t.ttm. vet 2 downtown York, ki I lills is oni' inm-munity noli inibt MJt Sample Hours: Mon thru hn 1 1 lit 8 1 S.il sun 1 1 to Dirci tiiim: Co north on Carlisle Kd ki to Chun Kd liht p.Hi Doico Pl.i.i- It-it in tnik.

tnvr lei: nnliniie rii, to dt'U'ioptnenr un vour Tight IVirN e. kk West M.iiu Hester hvp 8 1 1 Ijl a ef Sooth Vk 'o Hill, froirt Wjilmon i. York a better place BUYER-SELLER PROTECTION These listings ore guaranteed for 1 2 months. Repairs to plumbing, heating, wiring, termites, are paid by our BUYER-SULER PROTECTION PLAN. See any of our 18 agents for details.

DALIASTOWN 3 bedroom semi -detached v.1 gas heat, 'Wir 2 storv Mr'aff Good condition, (inly $18,000. John Raffensberger and wife to Dennis Baughman and wife, property at 42 N. Oxford St. George J. Gross and wife to Timothy C.

Hahn and wife, property in Hanover Dale Corp to Earl A Meyers and others, property in Penn Oaks. Curtis Wintermyer and wife to Curtis Wintermyer, property in West Manchester Township. Edgar T. Dettinger and wife to Vernon Dettinger and wife, property in Chanceford Township Char-El Inc. to David J.

Ohrel and wife, property in Lower Windsor Township Lawrence A. VanLoon and wife to John E. Patterson, property in Spring Garden Township. Paul S. Ruth Jr.

and wife to Robert L. Bender and wife, property in Jackson Township. Clair M. Shearer and wife to Carl R. Shearer, property in Warrington Township.

Chester M. Strickler and wife to Clarence Swords and. wife, property in Dover Township. Richard J. Leggett and others to Martin E.

Gross and wife, property in Newberry John E. Boyer estate to Rheda E. Baublitz, property in Washington Township. Aaron F. Hess estate to Donald L.

Taylor and wife, property in York Township. Housing and Urban Development to James A. Culp and wife, property at 359 E. Philadelphia St. Dennie W.

Miller and wife to Chester M. Strickler and wife, property in Felton. Ronald L. Grove and others to Chester M. Strickler and wife, property in Windsor Township.

South End Enterprises Inc. to Charles R. Keener and wife, property at 51 E. Boundary Ave. John C.

Fleckener to James Mink and wife, property in Lower Chanceford Township. Donald L. Jackson and wife to James Isett and wife, property in North Hopewell Township. Irvin F. Mundis estate to Gerald E.

Franklin and wife, property in Dover Township Elwood Shue and wife to Cecil T. Knott and wife, property in Penn Township. Margaret K. Knott to William Stewart and wife, property in Penn Tr nship Ira C. Kiafl and wife to George Kraft and wife, property in Heidelberg Township.

George W. Kraft and wife to Regina C. Parker, property in Heidelberg Township. E. Nelson Read and wife to Albert Dudrear Jr.

and wife, property on Springettsbury Avenue. Larey E. Kauffman and wife to David C. Markey and others, property in Windsor Township. Jeffrey L.

Gohn and wife to Jeffrey L. Gohn, property at 7660atman St. Robert W. Hildebrand and wife to John R. Waybright and wife, property in West Manchester Township.

Edgar M. Pyle estate to John W. Richardson, property in Peach Bottom and Fawn Townships. Frank A. Laity and wife to Larry J.

Gordon, property in Hallam. Raymond W. Eby and wife to Larry A. Delp and wife, property in East Manchester Township. George H.

Botzler and wife to Terry Allan King and wife, property in Shrewsbury Township William Hafer and wife to Sarah Kimmel, property in Washington Township. Sarah Kimmel and husband to Emma W. Hafer and others, property in Washington Township. W. W.

Hafer estate to John Boyer, property in Washington Township. Henry E. Grothe and others to Bruce A. Ruppert Jr. and wife, property in Manchester Township.

Barry K. Johnson to John W. Marsteller Sr. and wife, property in East Hopewell and Hopewell Townships. Charles N.

Eisenbaugh and wife to Charles N. Eisenbaugh and wife, property at 62 N. Franklin St. Clarence W. Aitland and wife to Dale E.

Alihouse and wife, property in Jackson Township. Brenneman Builders Inc to William A. Ehrman and wife, property in Jacobus. Verna V. Eppley and others to Gerald F.

Miller and wife, property in Manchester Tov.n?hip. Daryl i. Mull and wife to Daryl Siull property at Butler St. Daryl Stull II and wife to Daryl L. Stull il, propcitv 129 Butler M.

Eiva R. Hurt to Dons Jane Blum, property in East Manchester Township. Arlene G. Hengst estate to Ruth Alice Bixler, property in Hellam Township. Ruth Alice Bixler to John R.

Bixler and wife, property in Hellam Township. Donald C. Walter and wife to Barry Johnson, property in Lower Chanceford Township. Anna June Marston to Henry B. Marston, property at 631 E.

York St. Larry L. Hildebrand and wife to Dennis Shearer and wife, property in Jacobus. Margaret Gilbert Hedrick to Susan C. Rooney, property at 622 Elm Terrace.

Colony Park Associates to N. Christian Porse and wife, property at 710-E Colony Drive. Gilbert A. Traver estate to Robert Traver and wife, property in Fairview and Warrington Townships Robert G. Traver and wife to William K.

Traver and wife, property in Warrington and Fairview Townships. United States of America V.A. to David E. Lloyd and wife, property in Paradise Township. J.

George Williams and wife to Barbara J. Coombs, property in York Township. Tyrell E. White and others to Larry D. Wert and wife, property in Ycrk Township.

Jim O'Brien and others to Jim O'Brien, property in Hellam Township. Robert E. Godfrey and ife to Earl E. Henry and wife, pro-erty in York Township Jack F. Ream and others to Ronald B.

Paules and others, prerty in York Township. W. M. Harry Rochow and others to David L. Graybill and wife, property at 229 W.

Springettsbury Ave. Lavere Gladfelter estate to Cleason K. Gladfelter and A ife. property in North Codorus Township. Terrence L.

Brillhart to Eugene Brandt and wife. at ua. Hold St. Betty and husband Betty J. and husband, property i- anchesier Township.

Donald L. Jones and Donald Jones, property in Windsor Tow nship. Leslie Reeser and wife to Charles W. Toomey and wife, property in Newberry Township. Mona D.

Griest to Robert L. King and others, property at 47 N. Queen St. Cornelius F. Thrift Jr.

and wife to Raymond E. Roberts Sr. and wife, property in Codorus Township. Cornelius F. Thrift Jr.

and wife to Frank J. Lopreato and wife, property in Codorus Township Cornelius F. Thrift Jr. and wife to Joseph J. Dumler and wife, property in Codorus Township.

Lester A. Aitland and wife to Lester C. Bixler and wife, property in West York. George F. Grimmei and others to James E.

Comer and wife, property in Peach Bottom Township. Glenn E. Smith and wife to Raymond A. Tucker and others, property in Dillsburg Richard H. Hollander and wife to Richard K.

Johnston and wife, property at 4140 Woodlyn Terrace. Barbara Y. Kennedy Egan and husband to George Andrew Himes and wife, property in Spring Garden Township. Clark R. Smith and wife to Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church of Camp Hill, property in Warrington Township harming bedroom brick and dining Mi'in, l1: baths, rec.

Rvdmvd all now. 0U MANCHf STtt ARSA alum, ranchrr r.i.'tn '1)50' POPUIA IAS: vo 3 Ik "-drivraf rec. r.y i $MifWSUY baths ifiitral air. to fbrinai tir-jplacr. Quuk iwst.iiir.

it'erii foTiTi'J WIST VO SCHOOLS oiTor.i rind hi rancher with 3 2'a haths air, 2 lures fturuh- room '4 car sarage. bnr.f low for for fi-nrv i'ru fi'ime i'h ape Cud w.th 3 hedr.xims, 1'? dinuit rHni, roornvsuh ininedi.ii.' i.nle Only S4 illV WlGMTVSUS harming bungjlo condition Hur luwH; :lo.r8, -n Nestled un 2'i acre lot with es. Oly 1 13) MANCHf STIR 8010. 7 monib old lu-riiub wi'J, 4 bedpjonis, 2'v balh.s, nice family riwtn with stone lace, 2 car garage, patio plus sun deck. '1044; BK) FAMILY? Buy this Mngle brick home with 9 rooms.

I1 baths and 2 car garage, E-Z terma. (12461 STONY tSOOK AA Reautil'ul land'6i)ing compliments this clean b'driun brick rancher. HW gas heat, family room, next to kitchen, 2 batiis, 2 car garage and a big lot. Fast possession. 11057) CS fyttft- Member Listing Sei 200 I rVartt Yoi Pftoiw 843-0702 Market Shbif7 PHv.v 23 MS 21 p..