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Centerville man at Flyway Excavating
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Flyway Excavating of Lititz has hired Todd M. Hostetter as field
supervisor.
Hostetter, of Centerville, was previously employed as an engineer
by New Holland North America a...
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Mighty Penn State: A Paterno Creation
The Washington Post
; When Penn State was dreaming of national football glory, Maryland was basking in it. Before winning his second national championship last year, Joe Paterno's best short-term record was not much better than that of a Maryland coach-Jim Tatum. Once that marinates a while in the mind, a couple of
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Penn State left scrambling after heartbreaking loss to Michigan.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; ... league can get some better officials by then. ___ (c) 2002, Philadelphia Daily News. Visit Philadelphia Online, the World Wide Web site of the Philadelphia Daily News, at http://www.philly.com/ Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Information Services ...
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Penn State left scrambling after heartbreaking loss to Michigan.
Philadelphia Daily News (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service)
; ... league can get some better officials by then. ___ (c) 2002, Philadelphia Daily News. Visit Philadelphia Online, the World Wide Web site of the Philadelphia Daily News, at http://www.philly.com/ Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Information Services ...
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Penn State Accepts Offer to Join Big Ten
The Washington Post
; ... revenue-sharing and other contractual details can be worked out. Plans for the resolution of those problems were outlined during a news conference in University Park, Pa., attended by University of Illinois President Stanley Ikenberry, chairman of the Big Ten presidents ...
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What's wrong with Penn State?(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; PHILADELPHIA _ Joe Paterno was about to attempt to explain the reasons for another Penn State defeat when he reached for a bottle of water and accidentally knocked it over. Typical, the coach said, forcing a smile. This latest defeat, by 20-0 to Michigan at Beaver Stadium eight days ago, was
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Centerville man at Flyway Excavating
Lancaster New Era Lancaster, PA
; Flyway Excavating of Lititz has hired Todd M. Hostetter as field supervisor. Hostetter, of Centerville, was previously employed as an engineer by New Holland North America and as an intern with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation's bridge division. The U.S. Navy veteran is a graduate of
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Memories Terps Would Sooner Forget; One More Time Vs. Penn State Until, Say, 2003
The Washington Post
; If this Maryland-Penn State football fling were a seesaw, the Terrapins would have been stuck flapping up there in near-hopeless frustration pretty much since Nov. 15, 1917. Only Lucy has inflicted more routine misery on poor Charlie Brown than the Nittany Lions have on Maryland. And yet, as the
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An imperfect 10 // Penn State academically fits in Big Ten, but is it still out of place?
Chicago Sun-Times
; STATE COLLEGE, Pa. The football coach here at Penn State is Peter Falk wearing Coke bottle glasses. He's a living legend, complete with a Brooklyn accent many Big Ten boosters haven't heard since they saw their last Woody Allen movie. Joe Paterno is Penn State, but Big Ten fans soon will find the
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RETRO RIVALRY; WILL PENN STATE'S RETURN REIGNITE THE PASSION OF THE '80S?(Sports)
The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
; Byline: Donnie Webb and Lindsay Kramer Staff writers Syracuse University starting quarterback Andrew Robinson was a 1-year-old the last time Penn State visited the Carrier Dome to play the Orange. Feeling old? Well, big blue is back on the Syracuse home schedule after an absence of nearly two
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Michigan continues dominance of Penn State
Tribune-Review/Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
; ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The continuing nightmare that is Penn State's football series with Michigan added another installment Saturday. This time the setting was Michigan Stadium, "The Big House," before 111,310, and the score was 14-9 in the Wolverines' favor. A football coroner would rule it death by
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