—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 26, 1977
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[Continued from Page 19]
LARA itself, involving the
Lancaster landfill across the
Lancaster-Chester County,
line near Honey Brook.
Although Humphreville had
earlier declined to give
details on the issues in
question, he opened himself
up when LARA needed the
supporting words from him
on a related issue.
That testimony caused
Heinly to object and request
to have the aforementioned
testimony stricken from the
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record. Goodman upheld
the motion. Meanwhile the
crowd snickered at Hum
pbreville’s allegedly in
consistent stand on the
questions. All along,
however, Humphreville kept
his composure and faced the
technical cross examination
despite an audience which
seemed occasionally ready
to crucify.
Heinly’s lengthy inquiry
was followed by questions
from the floor. A number of
people streamed to the
microphone, and thus the
needling and bombardment
of questions continued to
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batter HumphreviUe. It was
at this stage of the
proceedings that the crowd
often cheered as though the
home team might have
scored a touchdown. The
home team in this case
Barley & Co., or on a broader
perspective, land for
agriculture, not for garbage
dumps. The auditorium was
filled with Barley sup
porters.
Enthusiasm broke loose
when Earl Pfoutz, Jr. of
Millersville Rl, concluded
his remarks at the
microphone. The elderly
gentleman who could pass'as
Santa Claus himself, asked
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HumphreviUe if LARA had
considered land for dumping
which was currently owned
by the Pennsylvania Power
and light Company. Pfoutz
indicated that PP&L was
looking for a way to utilize
the strip. HumphreviUe said
he had not looked into that
possibility.
“Would you look into it?”
the man with the long white
beard asked politely.
“I wUI if I’m asked,”
HumphreviUe repUed.
“Pm asking' you as a
citizen,” Pfoutz concluded
while wild hoots and cheers
and whistles broke out all
over the auditorium. Ac
cording to the crowd, it was a
superb play for yardage
which ended in a touchdown.
Numerous other speakers
received the same sort of
cheers. LARA testimony, on
the other hand, was
frequently met with
disrespectful comments
from the crowd. On occasion,
Goodman became the target
of the offense. He had in
tervened on at least one,
occasion during the
proceedings and stopped to
explain an item from tone to
time. The irritation on the
part of the audience revolved
around the fact that Good
man failed to use his
microphone for many of
those occasions.
“Use the- mike,” spec-
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