Earth Day Activity Marks Global Movement Twenty Years On
Earth Day events span 130 countries with protests over garbage in Japan and rain forests in Brazil. At the UN, 42 astronauts from 14 nations display earth photos, while Mir will project broadcasts. In Washington, elephants at the zoo promote recycling as parades occur in Hungary and a drive for reducing packaging grows in Britain. Japan joins with its first Earth Day festival in Tokyo Bay, and Brazil faces rain forest preservation amid worldwide campaigns to curb pollution and offshore drilling.
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Mir
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Eger
Hungary
Keszthely
Himalayas
United States
Soviet Union
China
Mount Everest
diurth
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Gaylord Nelson
Nelson
Wilderness Society
Yumenoshima
dream island
Tokyo Bay
Tokyo
Denis Hayes
Earth Day
Japan Tropical Forest Action Network
Earth Day Expo at Adams County College Union Sunday
Earth Day plans center on an Expo at the College Union Sunday afternoon from 1 to 5. Over 30 exhibits by local groups focus on environmental concerns with speakers and music. Speakers include Rep. Kenneth de Cole at 2 pm and Adams County Commissioner Gaby Cowan who will introduce him.
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Hanover
College Union Bullning
Kenneth de Cole
seeea causeiavey
Cole
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Hep. Cole
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Virginia
Gaby Cowan
Ren. Cole
Cowan
state association of County Commissioners
Kenneth Gishom
Letort
Carlisle
Gishom
Ray Owen
Gettysburg College
Nebulae Performing Co
South Mountain Audubon
Strawberry Hill Nature Center
Penn Lazure Girl Sea League of Women Voters
Adams County Extension Service
County Conservation District
Seil Conservation Service
Knouse Foods
Rice Fruit Co
National Park Service
CILRE
Gettysburg students plan Earth Week environmental projects
Gettysburg area schools announce Earth Week activities with recycling drives at Gettysburg Junior High and Eisenhower and Meade Elementary, tree planting at Meade, seed packets at Franklin Township, ribbon wearers at Keefauver, and garden demos. Gettysburg College students host a sunrise service at Peace Light Memorial on Getty Ridge.
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Gettysburg
Betsy Willard
Adams County
Hanover Area
Carl Swinn
Eisenhower Elementary
Wiliam Foreman
James Gettys
Theodore Gilbert
Meade
Deb Sponseiler
Franklin Township
Edward Ruggles
Keefauver
Ronald Miller
Delone Catholic Mock Trial Team Reaches State Finals
Delone Catholic High School reaches the state mock trial finals after a Friday victory. The eight students advised by Mary Furlong will face Quigley Catholic High School in Harrisburg at 9 am for the state title. The team, in its fourth year at states and led by captain Holly Drumheller, competes in a civil forfeiture case prepared by Temple University Law School.
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Pennsylvania Bar Association
Mary Furlong
Quigley Catholic High School
Baden
Beaver County
state Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Ms. Furlong
Temple University Law School
van
commonwealth
David Smith
McShennystown
Tom Miller
Crabs
Reichart and Frey
Hanover
Delene
Portland
Ore
Holly Drumheller
Delone
Matt Bennett
Scott Lehmer
Tim Weishaar
Kristen Mainzer
Amy LePaivre
Sue Kornacki
Michelle Yantis
Gettysburg College to Award Honorary Degrees to Three PA Figures
Three central Pennsylvania connections will receive honorary degrees at Gettysburg College’s 155th commencement on May 13. Charles E. Anderson Lavern Brenneman and Rev. Guy B Edmiston. Anderson a former interim president and Gettysburg College board member. Brenneman longtime York Shipley executive and trustee. Edmiston bishop of the Central Pennsylvania Synod ELCA.
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central Pennsylvania
Gettysburg College
Charles E. Anderson
Lavern Brenneman
York
York-Shipley, Inc
Guy 8. Edmiston
Camp Hill
Central Pennsylvania Synod
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Anderson
Brenneman
Edmiston
Coos Bay
Ore
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
ITT Bayonier Corp
ITT
natural resources group
Gettysburg
college
Margaret B. Moul Foundation
Shipley Oil Company
Weldon Machine Tool Co
a of
William Penn Committee
Philadelphia
Miriam Folkemer Brenneman
Notice of revised store hours for The Charmed Circle
The Charmed Circle announces new hours January through Friday 9 30 a m to 8 00 p m and Saturday 9 30 a m to 5 00 p m with Monday to Thursday hours 9 30 a m to 5 00 p m Not as previously advertised.
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