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ton Township.
Potzer also explained that in Octo-
ber, a state ordinance was passed
that local police may make arrests
on state highways. They may make
arrests for speeding, drunken driv-
ing or direct traffic, something they
were not allowed to do in the past.
Recently, Joseph Bren of the
Kingston Township Police Depart-
ment was certified for the intoxime-
ter and for calibration of the
Vascar.
Potzer explained that if the town-
ships were disallowed to use
Vascar, it would be a terrific blow
to their safety programs since
House Bill 1427 in July designated
the use of radar for state police
only. Kingston Township has a writ-
ten policy stating how Vascar and
where Vascar maybe used. If used
in an arrest, the arresting officer
has everything needed when taking
the offender into court.
Potzer also explained that effec-
tive Monday, Dec. 16 through
Christmas, extra police will patrol
the shopping centers; there will be
Board
extra evening patrols and additional
foot patrols in the shopping districts
for the protection of merchants and
shoppers.
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president Don Jones, announced
committee chairmen for the coming
year as James Richardson, cafet-
eria; Dr. William Camp, education;
Ernest Ashrbridge, finance;
Thomas Landon, personnel; John
On Dec. 4, quick action on the
part of Kingston Township Police
Chief Paul Sabol, Patrolman Walter
Davis and Patrolman Michael George, policy; Harry Sickler, prop-
erty; Tex Wilson, student activities;
Duncan, Atherholt Drive, Trucks- and Albert Pisaneschi, transporta-
ville, from substantial property
damage.
tion.
The awarding of the contract for
the installation of a new water line
at the Dallas Intermediate School
building was tabled until a special
meeting, Tuesday, Dec. 17, in order
to give Gerald Wyecallis, district
superintendent, an opportunity to
discuss the special time element
with Harrisburg as well as the
relative cost with water company
officials.
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May your holiday be aglow with joy.
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