Fayetteville Fire Dispute Over Franklin Township Responders
Fayetteville fire company representatives pressed Franklin Township supervisors to settle which crew should respond to fires in township areas nearer Fayetteville than Adams County units. The dispute centers on response first alerts, proximity, and a 1976 agreement guiding Cashtown versus Fayetteville protection, with residents alleging inadequate service and taxes not yielding equal protection.
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Lost Metaphor debate opens Gettsyburg Sesquicentennial
At Gettysburg College, Dr. Luther J. Binkley Franklin and Marshall College president led a three professor panel on re linking humanistic studies to modern learners. Dr. Douglas K. Candland Bucknell University argued poetry and science share metaphor and warned the loss of unity. Dr. Eugene P Kennedy Harvard underscored linguistic barriers between science and humanities and urged basic scientific literacy for true interdisciplinarity.
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Gettysburg College
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Harvard University
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Fires and high winds ignite widespread county blazes
Adams County fire crews battled three house fires and multiple brush fires on Thursday as winds fanned flames across Gettysburg New Oxford Bonneauville and surrounding areas. A 100 acre brush blaze near Route 30 New Chester Swift Run burned woods and cornfields while houses on W High Street New Oxford and a six apartment building in Bonneauville suffered fire damage or were evacuated. Firefighters from five departments worked from dawn to evening to control the blazes, with water brought in by tankers and lines of fire crews including Gettysburg New Oxford Abbottstown Hampton East Berlin Brushtown and Port. No exact property losses were listed and families found temporary shelter.
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Abbottstown
East Berlin
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East Berlin Partnership
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New Osford
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Hearing Set In College Student Honor Case In Gettysboro
Adams County Court will hear Andrew Smith a Gettysboro College senior chemistry major from Hanover to block enforcement of penalties for alleged honor code violations. The case seeks injunctions to remove failing grades and references to the Honor Commission from his academic record and to halt penalties against him and any other students. Smith claims unconstitutional due process under the 14th Amendment and argues the code is vague about what conduct constitutes a violation.
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Professor warns arms buildup harms world peace at Penn State
Dr Richard Deven of Penn State argues in Gettysburg that the United States arms drive fuels global insecurity and diverts funds from essential needs like safe water and jobs. He cites the $4 million hourly arms spending and warns of nuclear catastrophe and corporate interests driving policy. He blames militarism for global fear and urges shifting priorities away from weapons toward human needs.
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Reagan hospital tests amid discomfort in urinary tract
President Reagan underwent tests Thursday for a urinary tract discomfort but reassured reporters that it is not serious. The report appears on page 3.
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Weather Outlook With Weekend Rain Chances
Sunny Friday with highs in the low to mid 60s. Cloudy Friday night with a slight chance of rain toward daybreak and lows around 40 to 45. Periods of rain expected Saturday with highs in the 50s. Zero to four percent precipitation chances, westerly winds 5 to 15 mph Friday morning and southerly in the afternoon. Gettysburg Times Spring Sports Previews to pages 12 through 18 today.
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