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Retail sales down in December

   

Decline puzzles
economists

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BY ANNE DINNOCENZIO
and CHRISTOPHER S.
RUGABER
AP Business Writers

NEW YORK Early reports from stores on the holiday shopping season looked
good. But it turns out retail
sales actually fell in December,
leaving
economists
scratching their heads about
the state of the recovery.
Sales dropped 0.3 percent
from the month before, mostly because people spent less
on cars and appliances, the
government said Thursday.
For the year, they fell 6.2 per-

cent.
Economists said the monthly decline could just be a blip
and suggested looking at the
past two months together,
which would show spending
rising modestly. But with unemployment high and credit
tight, the report shows the recovery remains tentative.
I wasnt expecting this.
Its a bit of a puzzle, said
Scott Hoyt, senior director
of consumer economics at
Moodys Economy.com. Consumer spending is growing
very weakly, but the key thing
is that its growing.
Retail sales have now fallen two years in a row. The
decline in 2008 was much
smaller, 0.5 percent. They are
the only two years sales have
fallen since the government

Proctor & Gamble

jumping online
Company says new
n

site will be more about

researching consumer
responses than selling
products.
BY DAN SEWELL
Associated Press

CINCINNATI The maker of Tide detergent, Pampers

diapers and Gillette shavers is taking hundreds of its
popular consumer products
directly to shoppers through
a new Web site.
The eStore Procter &
Gamble Co. is testing, an unusual venture for a consumer
products manufacturer, could
put it in direct competition
with some of its biggest customers, major traditional and
online retailers.
But the sites leaders say it
is a consumer research lab
and retailers will benefit because they will get to share
its findings on how shoppers
respond online and in stores
to digital ads, coupons, store
promotions and other factors.
Were creating this giant
sandbox for the brands to
play in, said Mark Layton,
chief executive of PFSweb,
which will run the new site.
To get the consumers who
actually buy those brands to
play along, P&G will advertise the site and hope the
convenience of shopping online and the special offers at
the site draw customers.
P&G wouldnt say whether
the eStores prices will beat
those in stores or on Web
sites that also sell competitors products. But shipping

started keeping records in

1992.
For December, there was
a small 0.8 percent decline in
auto sales, even as automakers report they sold more cars
and trucks. That could be because fewer luxury cars were
sold and automakers offered
more incentives for buyers,
said Jeff Schuster, executive
director of automotive forecasting for J.D. Power.
The next few months
still look scary for retailers.
Stores are finding shoppers
have little reason to buy now
that the holidays have passed.
January sales are off to a
weaker-than-expected start,
according to the International
Council of Shopping Centers.
As the nation grapples with
10 percent unemployment,

many Americans are basing

their purchases on immediate need and are reluctant or
unable to borrow money to
remodel homes or buy cars.
Outstanding credit card
debt, auto loans and other consumer borrowing fell by the
largest amount on record in
November, the 10th straight
month of decline, the Federal
Reserve said last week.
Spending on autos and
housing have also helped
to spur robust rebounds in
the past, but those two areas
show no signs of a major turnaround. Tight credit will also
limit spending even if people
start to feel more secure
about their jobs, said Michael
P. Niemira, chief economist at
the International Council of
Shopping Centers.

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A new report on the labor

market also gave a cloudy
outlook. The Labor Department said the number of newly laid-off workers requesting
unemployment benefits rose
by 11,000 for the week, to a
seasonally adjusted 444,000.

Taking care of business

New MU center aims to boost entrepreneurship

initially will be at a flat rate

of $5.
Many major retailers
including many that sell
P&G products are beefing
up their Web businesses to
grab some of the continuing
growth online and keep their
sites competitive. Theyre
adding millions of grocery
and other products and new
kinds of services and even
creating alliances with rival
retailers. Forrester Research
expects retailers to report
that their total U.S. online
sales rose 11 percent to $156.1
billion in 2009.
But Web sales remain a
small fraction of the nations
commerce. At P&G, where
CEO Bob McDonald is looking
online for growth, only $500
million of $79 billion in annual
revenue, or 0.6 percent, comes
online mainly through Amazon.com, Walmart.com and
other retailers.
P&G officials dont expect
the eStore to boost the manufacturers revenue or profit
very much very soon. Theyre
more interested in the data
it will produce about their
shoppers and what works for
them: product pairings, social
media links, environmentally
friendly pitches, packaging
options, even the Web standby of banner ads.
P&G has increasingly dabbled online, buying a small
stake last year in British online grocer Ocado, mainly to
study its business, and doing job swaps with Google to
learn about the online world.
The Gillette Co., which P&G
acquired in 2005, partnered
in a third-party site called
The Essentials, which started

Cadbury addresses
possible Hershey bid
LONDON (AP) Cadbury
PLC said Thursday that The
Hershey Co. would have to
pay a great price if it decided to formally wade into the
bidding against Kraft Foods
Inc. for the British candy
maker.
As Cadbury made its final formal defense against
Krafts derisory hostile
$16.5 billion bid by reporting strong 2009 sales growth,
Chairman Roger Carr was
more amenable about the
prospect of a Hershey bid.
Carr said Hershey had reaffirmed its interest recently,
but has made no formal offer
and may not.
However, he said there
was more of a natural understanding between Hershey
and Cadbury as two pure play
confectionary companies.
The two companies already
are partners in international
product licenses and share a
history of charitable works,
but Carr maintained that Cadburys independence remained
its priority, rather than a white
knight deal with Hershey.

LGH among finalists

for McGaw Prize

Lancaster General Health

was among four finalists for
the 2009 Foster G. McGaw
Prize for Excellence in Community Service, the health
system announced Thursday.
The national award recognizes health care organizations that serve as role models for improving the health
and well-being of people in
their communities.
As a finalist, Lancaster
General Health won $10,000,
which it will use to help address the top community
health needs here reducing
obesity, reducing tobacco use
and increasing community
Marty Heisey / Staff
access to health care.
Melvin Allen, left, director of the Entrepreneurial Leadership Center, talks with colThe winner was Heartland
Health in St. Joseph, Mo., which
leagues Jean D. Kabongo, center, and Victor DeSantis at the center on Monday.
received $100,000. Other finalBY ENELLY BETANCOURT studies on businesses and in- developed
relationships, ists were Alegent Health in
Omaha, Neb., and St. Vincent
Staff Writer
said Arnold.
dustry, he said.
The center is funded by Health in Indianapolis.
Allens associates are MarA new business leadership lene Arnold, liaison in part- a $207,000 grant from the
center recently opened its nership and collaboration Pennsylvania State System of Bernanke argues for
doors at Millersville Univer- with local businesses and or- Higher Education.
Fees for services have yet Fed banking powers
sity.
ganizations; and Jean KabonThe Entrepreneurial Lead- go, fellow for entrepreneurial to be determined.
Through the ELC the uniership Center was established education, who will focus on
WASHINGTON (AP)
versity plans to:
to promote regional economic campus initiatives.
Federal Reserve Chairman
n Promote the economic Ben Bernanke waged a fresh
development through proThere are several excelgrams for entrepreneurs and lent organizations in the area development capacity of battle against Senate efforts
Pennsylvania
small businesses.
offering support on entrepre- southcentral
to strip the Fed from banking
We do research and we do neurship, Arnold said, but the by providing services to busi- supervision.
study, said Melvin Allen, proj- group wants to complement nesses and entrepreneurs
Bernanke, in a paper to
that will help them succeed
ect director and executive di- their efforts by providing
Congress
released Thursday,
locally and globally.
rector of the universitys Civic other services.
n Develop a course of en- argued that stripping the Fed
and Community Engagement
I think that to really pull trepreneurship studies and of such power would deprive
and Research Project.
ahead, the single most impor- programs on campus.
the central bank of informaWe feel our advantage is tant advantage a company can
n Develop a certificate tion that factors into the setting
that we will offer more in the have is people with cultural
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ban from campus property those persons whose presence does
not benefit the campus community. Persons who are banned
from campus properties are subject to arrest under all
appropriate sections of the Pennsylvania Crimes Code if they
are found or reported to be on any property owned or controlled
by the University.
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graying hair. Caterbone has displayed a continued pattern of
harassment and threats toward University Officials since the
date of his original trespass notification. If Caterbone is
observed on any campus property University Police should be
notified immediately by calling 717.872.3911.
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F&M, MU slip in U.S. News rankings

Elizabethtown holds steady; Harvard No. 1

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Millersville University and Franklin & Marshall College slipped slightly in U.S. News & World Report's annual ranking, but
school officials said the results aren't entirely reflective of the positive things happening on campuses.
In the report, which was released today online, Millersville University ranked 58th among U.S. colleges in the north that offer
a broad range of undergraduate and master's degree programs. Last year the school ranked 45th.
Among the nation's liberal-arts schools F&M ranked 42nd, slipping from the 40th spot last year.
Elizabethtown College remains ranked at No. 5 among the northern region's top baccalaureate colleges.
Schools were notified of the report earlier this week.
The data is based on criteria such as enrollment, program completion, faculty, staff, graduation rates, institutional prices,
financial aid, freshman retention rates, class size and reputation.
Harvard University is back at No. 1 in the rankings for the first time in 12 years.
Princeton University slipped to No. 2, ending eight straight years of at least sharing the top ranking. Yale University followed
at No. 3.

Millersville tied with Shippensburg University and were the highest ranked schools among the Pennsylvania State System of
Higher Education universities.
"We are pleased with the ranking," said Vilas Prabhu, Millersville's provost and vice president for academic affairs. "The
exact ranking can fluctuate. Our goal is to always rank in the first tier."
Prabhu said Millersville consistently does well in areas such as graduation rates and SAT scores.
In the 2007-08 school year, the school's graduation rate was 81 percent. Average SAT scores for incoming freshman were
between 950 and 1250.
A large part of the rankings 25 percent is determined by peer assessments where colleges rate each other through
surveys.
"By ranking your peers it gives (U.S. News & World Report) more credibility because they can say 'we're not the ones
coming up with these rankings,' " Prabhu said.
However, Prabhu said the problem with peer assessments is that schools aren't always aware of little details that can make
a difference, such as the percentage of faculty who have earned doctorate degrees, internship and service-learning
programs.
"They don't know all the good practices we are doing," Prabhu said.
The annual report has long drawn criticism from college officials who say the report contains flawed methodology, is a onesize fits all list and puts more weight on pedigree than value.

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But Prabhu said he believes the report has merit. "It's a valuable tool in addition to a lot of other things. Students should visit
campuses and talk to students before choosing a college."
Sara Harberson, F&M's vice president for enrollment and management and dean of admission, agreed with Prabhu.
"The college search is a very personal experience," Harberson said Thursday. "Students will have a gut reaction. There's still
something valuable about visiting a school and getting butterflies."
Harberson said F&M's ranking reflects all the good things happening at the school such as a 12 percent increase in
admission applications, a flourishing visitation program and rising SAT scores.
For instance, Harberson said 600 more families have visited the campus over last year.
"More families are taking tours and attending information sessions," Harberson said. Admissions "is a very individualized
personal process. We want to be seen as much more than a number."
Elizabethtown College did not return phone calls Thursday concerning the rankings.
This year the report includes two new rankings. The first is a list of up-and-coming institutions colleges that make
innovative improvements.
The second will be the first-ever rankings of colleges by high school guidance counselors.
Highlights of the 2009 edition of America's Best Colleges rankings will be published in the Sept. 1 edition of U.S. News &
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"Millersville University and Franklin & Marshall College slipped slightly in U.S. News & World Report's annual ranking, but
school officials said the results aren't entirely reflective of the positive things happening on campuses.
In the report, which was released today online, Millersville University ranked 58th among U.S. colleges in the north that offer
a broad range of undergraduate and master's degree programs. Last year the school ranked 45th.
Among the nation's liberal-arts schools F&M ranked 42nd, slipping from the 40th spot last year.
Elizabethtown College remains ranked at No. 5 among the northern region's top baccalaureate colleges."
Well, all these financial shenanigans, and micromanaging students is working out nicely for F&M. While Millersville's
spokesman is pleased with the ranking(?). The reason they both fell, while E-town remained the same? Could it be quality of
education? You know, the part folks are actually buying when they pay for higher education?
Whirlwind
Assuming we decided there was any reason to rank schools, and that the methodology was sound, where is the statistical
analysis to show us that there is ANY difference between being #40 and #42?!?
Am I going to choose CalTech over MIT because one is #1, and the other #2?! No- I'm going to look at the school size,
strength in planned major, overall school offerings, and whether you want "fun in the sun" or rowing on the Charles...
Full disclosure- my alma is one of the schools that refuses to participate in the rankings "arms race" (but hey, it was good
enough for Steve Jobs to drop out of!).

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OBJECTIONS

3/16/2007

OF DEFENDANTS TO PLAINTIFF'S COMPLAINT PURSUANT TO RULE 1028 (A) (1), RULE 1028 (A) (2), AND RULE
1028 (A) (4), PENNSYLVANIA RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE. FILED BY: JAMES D. YOUNG, ESQ. CERTIFICATE OF
SERVICE OF THE SAME.

BRIEF

3/23/2007

IN SUPPORT OF DEFENDANTS' PRELIMINARY OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFF'S COMPLAINT. FILED BY: JAMES D.

YOUNG, ESQ. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE OF THE SAME.

RESPONSE'S TO
PREL. OBJ.

3/26/2007

FILED BY: STANLEY J. CATERBONE, ESQ.

ADDENDUM TO

4/24/2007

COMPLAINT. FILED BY: STANLEY J. CATERBONE, PRO SE. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE OF THE SAME. (SEE FILE OF
CI-06-07330 FOR ENTIRE DOCUMENT).

PRAECIPE-ENTER 9/17/2007
APPEARANCE

OF ROBERT G. HANNA, JR., ESQ. ON BEHALF OF DEFENDANTS, MILLERSVILLE BOROUGH POLICE DEPARTMENT &
MICHAEL K. SCHAEFFER. FILED BY: ROBERT G. HANNA, JR., ESQ. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE OF THE SAME.

PRAECIPE TO
WITHDRAW

9/17/2007

THE APPEARANCE OF JAMES D. YOUNG, ESQ. ON BEHALF OF DEFENDANTS, MILLERSVILLE BOROUGH POLICE
DEPARTMENT & MICHAEL K SCHAEFFER. FILED BY: JAMES D. YOUNG, ESQ. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE OF THE
SAME.

PRAECIPE FILED
TO ASSIGN

11/20/2007 DEFENDANTS', MILLERSVILLE BOROUGH POLICE DEPARTMENT AND MICHAEL K. SCHAEFFER PRELIMINARY
OBJECTIONS TO PLAINTIFF'S COMPLAINT TO THE COURT FOR DISPOSITION WITH CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE. FILED
BY: ROBERT G. HANNA, JR., ESQ. (JUDGE REINAKER) (ASSIGNED DECEMBER 5, 2007)

CASE
12/14/2007 ASHWORTH DECEMBER 14, 2007.
REASSIGNED TO
JUDGE
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JUDGE

CASE
1/11/2008
REASSIGNED TO
JUDGE

WRIGHT JANUARY 11, 2008.

ORDER (NO FEE) 1/30/2008

FILED. AND NOW, THIS 30TH DAY OF JANUARY 2008, IT IS ORDERED THAT DEFENDANT'S PRELIMINARY
OBJECTION BASED ON PLAINTIFF'S FAILURE TO EFFECTUATE PROPER SERVICE OF PROCESS IS SUSTAINED.
PLAINTIFF IS GRANTED THIRTY (30) DAYS TO REINSTATE THE COMPLAINT AND EFFECTUATE PROPER SERVICE ON
DEFENDANTS. (SEE FILE FOR COMPLETE DETAILS). BY THE COURT: JEFFERY D. WRIGHT, JUDGE. CC'S WITH 236
NOTICE TO: STANLEY J. CATERBONE, PRO SE, ROBERT G. HANNA, JR., ESQ.

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Millersville retirement community on track

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Published: Feb 19, 2009

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A year and a half after announcing the plan, Lancaster developer John Hogan is "more so than ever" committed to
his dream of building a retirement community near Millersville.

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"The interest that we're getting, because of how we're putting the project together, has been very, very uplifting,"
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That next step for Hogan's "Funk's Farm Village," a retirement community eyed for South Duke Street across from
the Crossgates community, comes in early March.
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The Manor Township zoning board will consider a request from Hogan that, if approved, would send the project on to
the land-development phase.
The Manor Township board meets Wednesday, March 4, at 7 p.m. at the township
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Hogan is asking for a special exception for the plan, on property zoned rural and
general commercial and mostly adjoining already-developed areas.
The new community would encircle the popular Funk's Farm Market, which will
remain open, and would have nearly 300 residents age 55 and older.

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Hogan, who announced plans for the community in late 2007, has gone the extra mile to keep adjoining property
owners informed of what his plans are, Manor Township officials said today.
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Keeping the neighbors up to date "was important to me," Hogan said.

(38) And with "the level of responsibility we feel for the neighbors ... it only makes
sense to be good stewards of the land," he said.

Hogan, who has hand-delivered letters explaining his plans to neighbors, has said the retirement village would be
geared toward the "vibrant part of our society that just happens to be 65, 70 years of age."

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Within a year or two, he has estimated, more than 100,000 of Lancaster County's half-million or so residents will be
60 or older.
The trend in retirement living is to put retirement buildings on or near college campuses, mixing young and old
people. The village site is near Millersville University.

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The plan also calls for providing elder living that's "more like a house than a hospital," as one description of the
project had stated.
Last summer, the Manor Township supervisors gave the go-ahead to a zoning text amendment regarding Funk's
Farm Village, a step in advance of the March zoning meeting.
Hogan has worked closely on the village project with Fred Funk of the well-known farm market, a Millersville-area
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The village will include a wide range of assisted-living "lifecare" homes and other amenities.
Staff writer David O'Connor can be reached at doconnor@LNPnews.com or 481-6033.

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