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LANCASTER, NEW ERA Local B8 MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2006 football fans score for food bank risburg Pike. Raab, a librarian at Shadek-Fackenthal Library, is coordinating the collections with the athletics department and the colleges Ware Institute for Civic Engagement. Acceptable items include canned meats and stews, soup, peanut butter, canned fruits and vegetables, packaged meals, packaged pasta and rice, canned and dried beans, pure fruit and vegetable juices and baby food, cereal and formula (within expiration dates). For more information, call Raab at 2914225, Barbara Verrier at 291-4164 or Tim Downes at 2914102. Franklin Marshall College football fans have donated about 300 pounds of food to the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank at the schools two home games this season.

staff member Christopher Raab says the nonperishable items were and will continue to be collected in large red bins at the entrance to grandstand seatmg. The collections will continue at the three remaining homes games: against Johns Hopkins University on Saturday, McDaniel College on Oct. 28 and Ursinus College Nov. 4. The games will be played at 1 p.m.

at Sponau-gle-Williamson Field, College Avenue and Har Depression delays attempted-murder trial Jack LeonardNEW Era We are proceeding with the prosecution, Stedman said. After treatment is completed in Norristown, well reassess the situation. Lancaster City police Detective Thomas A. Kiss wrote in court documents that Valentine and Almodovar were drug dealers fighting over a debt. Almodovar, 23, was in the 300 block of Pershing Avenue on the night of the shooting to sell drugs and was waiting for customers w'hen Valentine and another man approached, police said.

Valentine allegedly demanded payment for drugs from Almodovar and pointed a handgun at him. Valentine then allegedly put his arm around Almodovar before shooting him in the face. Almodovar started to run but fell down, at which point Valentine allegedly shot him again in the back of the head and ran away. Almodovar is in the State Correctional Facility at Frackville, serving two to four years fpr a February drug conviction, according to court records. A Lancaster teen accused of shooting a rival drug dealer in the head had his attempted-murder trial postponed Friday so he can be treated for depression.

Clayton Valentine, 17, is awaiting trial for an alleged July 2, 2005 attack on Pedro Almodovar i in the 300 block of Pershing Street. A psychologist diagnosed Valentine with de-; pression and said the suspect had contemplated suicide. Friday, Lancaster County Judge Paul K. Allison ordered Valentine transferred from Lancaster County Prison to Norristown State Hospital for treatment of depression. Clayton is severely depressed to the point where he cant help, defense attorney Barry Goldman said.

The bottom line is that in his current state he cant participate in any court proceedings. Clayton has maintained that he acted in self-defense, Goldman said. Assistant District Attorney Craig Stedman is prosecuting Valentine. He said Friday that Valentine still wall be held responsible for the crime. The drive for toys is under way here City firefighters joined kids from the Boys Girls Club of Lancaster at K.B.

Toys in Park City recently, to kick off the annual Holiday Toys for Lancaster County Girls and Boys campaign, formerly known as Toys for Tots. The name may have changed, but the drive is still the same. Barrels will be placed at more than 100 locations throughout the county, and kids in need will be able to pick their favorite toys on Dec. 18, 19 and 20. The kids helping with the kickoff are, in the front row (from left), Lesley Rivera, Dayja Boots, Daniel Myers, Alejandro Rivera, Diante Cotton and Edward Cotton.

Shown with them is city firefighter Sean Camacho. The backrow includes (from left) firefighters Joe Havrilla and Jim Perry, KB Toys employees Brad Satteson and Randy Beck, and Ted Darcus, chairman of the toy drive. To find a barrel near you, call 295-3474. Leisey sets up 6 campaign outposts GOP committee sets deadline for race West Hempfield Township. Also the Leisey residence, 65 N.

Charlotte Manheim; the Lang residence, 47 E. Center Lititz; and the Bair residence, 224 Boomerang Drive, Ephrata. Anyone interested in joining the network may call 557-5243. Directions, phone numbers and e-mail addresses of the headquarters are on Leiseys Web site, www.LeiseyForSenate.com. Leisey, an Army National Guardsman who was injured in Iraq, will face Republican Mike Brubaker in the November election for the 36th Senatorial District seat.

Democrat Jason Leisey has set up six campaign outposts in his race for northern Lancaster Countys state Senate seat. The headquarters, at the homes of some of his supporters, serve as one-stop shops for people w'ho want to get involved in his campaign, he said. Yard signs, buttons, stickers and other material such as voter registration forms and absentee ballots are available. The outposts, w'hich he calls Fort Leiseys, are located at the Beury residence, 537 S. 13th Columbia; the Dees residence, 779 Eastside Drive in East Hempfield TowTiship; and the Gribbin residence, 3290 Briarwood Blvd.

in their intention by the same date. They will also appear before the screening committee. Letters of intent should be mailed to Dumeyer at party headquarters, 902 Columbia Lancaster, PA 17603. At least two dozen local attorneys are considering a run for Lancaster County judge next year, when six seats on the bench come up for election. The district attorneys position will also be on the ballot.

Republicans interested in running for Lancaster County judge in 2007 have a little more time to inform the GOP. Party Chairman Dave Dumeyer announced that potential candidates now have through Oct. 27 to notify the Republican Committee, in writing, that they want to appear before its Judicial Screening Panel. Republicans interested in running for district attorney should also notify the party of tv; tf i i .1 Better Hearing Aid Center Oct. 2 Oct.

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