Players And Owners End Strike Agreement
Veteran players agreed to report to training camps as NFL owners led by Tex Schramm announced a settlement after nearly 24 hours of talks. The deal guarantees 4.535 million dollars annually for four years to the pension plan plus 250 thousand for disability and related benefits and wage and per diem increases. Rozelle will appoint an arbiter for injury grievances while other commissioner powers remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Rovelle
Tex Schramm
Pete Rozelle
Biglerville Native Coordinating Virginia Police Training
A former Biglerville resident, Lex Eckenrode, now a Richmond field representative for Virginia’s Law Enforcement Officers Training Standards Commission, serves as resident coordinator for a pilot police training program at Virginia Western Community College Roanoke. The 240 hour course runs through August 14 and aims to update officers with no prior formal training on topics including search and seizure, arrest techniques, criminal investigation, and defense tactics. Fifty-five instructors and officials from agencies such as the FBI and Secret Service participate alongside state leaders and probation authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglerville
Virginia Western Community College
Roanoke
Lex Eckenrode
Richmond
Virginia
Eckenrode
State Probation and Parole Board
FBI
U.S. Secret Service
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Local Weather Summary Gaps in Temperature Data
Incomplete regional forecast shows missing values for last night low, Saturday high, Saturday night low, and Sunday high. Entries for today at 8 90 A.M. and today at 1 P.M. are unused. No usable readings available to determine current conditions.
Help Needed For Hospital Carnival In Harrisburg
The Adams County Mental Health Association invites volunteers to staff two booths at the Harrisburg State Hospital carnival Saturday from 8 to 10 30 am. Donations of gifts and homemade cookies are requested, and volunteers may call Mrs Ruth Detwiler at the Chamber of Commerce or deliver items to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County Mental Health Association
Harrisburg State Hospital
Ruth Detwiler
Chamber of Commerce
Man Falls From Car At Picnic Site
A 22 year old Gettysburg area man James Redding was admitted to Warner Hospital after falling from the trunk of a moving car near Natural Dam at 3 AM Sunday. He suffered contusions abrasions and a scalp laceration while the car was driven by Lewis Alexander of Gettysburg. Edna Scott 17 of Littlestown escaped injury when her car hit a fence off Hoffman Home Road. A Thomasville motorist Lee Benton 34 escaped injury when his car struck a tree after being forced off Lincoln Highway near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hospital
James Redding
Gettysburg R. 5
Natural Dam
Redding
Lewis Jacob Alexander
Gettysburg
Edna S. Scott
Littlestown R. 1
Hoffman Home Rd
Thomasville
Lee J. Benton
Krafts
Hit and run collision prompts seek 1963 1964 Ford sedan
State police seek a black and turquoise Ford sedan from 1963 or 1964 involved in a hit and run at 4:45 Sunday near Bendersville on Orchard Avenue. Bonnie L. Colon of Aspers reported her 1966 Chevrolet northbound was sideswiped, causing $200 damage. Marine Private First Class Lynn W. Myers of Abbottstown has reported for duty in Vietnam with the First Marine Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchard ae
Bendersville
Bonnie L. Colon
VIETNAM
Lynn W. Myers
Richard W. Myers
Abbottstown R. 1
First Marine Division
Migrant murders lead to guilty pleas three prison terms
Gallero Rivera Virgilio Nieves and Norberto Franco pleaded guilty to lesser charges in Adams County Court after facing murder charges in the killing of fellow migrant worker Manuel Marrero. Rivera and Nieves received three to twelve year terms, Franco two years, with sentences backdated to October 25 1969 as they fled to Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Gallero Rivera
Virgilio Nieves
Aspers R. 1
Norberto Franco
Biglerville R
Georgia
Oscar F. Spicer
Spicer
Times
earth
New Jersey
Rivera
Manuel Marrero
Biglerville R. 2
Marrero
Ronald J. Hageriman
U.S. Warplanes Reported Flying Cambodia Combat Missions
U.S. warplanes were reported in combat missions in support of Cambodian troops southwest of Phnom Penh while battles raged in Kompong Thom. The 33 enemy rocket and mortar attacks in 24 hours marked the largest daily tally since June 28, with Vietnamese casualties including 10 killed and 25 wounded in Giong Trom. Phantoms dropped bombs and napalm on Kiri Rom and along highway routes affecting Phnom Penh’s oil supply and reinforcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEORGE ESPER
Associated Press
SAIGON
U.S
Phnom Penh
Kompong Thom
South Vietnam
Giong
Trom
Mekong
Laos
Indochina
Cambodia
Kim Rom
Sar Hor
T. Jeff Williams
Kiri Rom
Kompong Speu
Death Toll On County Roads Below 1969
State police report shows no July fatalities, leaving a seven month toll of four, half of last year’s seven months. Auto accidents totaled 390 with 245 injuries and $296,260 in losses, up from 361 incidents last year. Hit and run cases declined slightly. traffic violations rose to 1,477 code violations and 1,102 written warnings through August 1.
Stocks Slide as Dow Dips Toward 740 Level
New York AP reports stock prices fell sharply in slow trading. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials dropped 7.81 to 726.31 at noon, with declines ahead of advances and analysts noting ongoing downward drift and resistance near the 740 mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK
Red Cross Offers Adams County Water Safety Instructor Course
The Hanover Red Cross chapter will host a water safety instructor course starting August 10 at Bangs Swimming Pool. Eligible Adams County residents age 16 or older with a recent lifesaving certificate may register at the Red Cross office, 141 Baltimore St, from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm this week, with Bill Shaeffer as instructor trainer.
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Hanover
the
Red Cross
Adams County
Bangs Swimming Pool
Bill Shaeffer
Baltimore St
Libya and Arab states press Iraq over Nasser talks
AP reports Libya and the Soviet Union urged Iraq to back President Gamel Abdel Nasser in indirect talks with Israel. Arab defense and foreign ministers met in Libya to map strategy after Israel accepted a U.S. cease-fire plan. Kadafi then met Cairo's leader before heading to Baghdad. A Harrisburg official says streamlining building procedures could cut costs by 12 million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Libya
Soviet Union
Iraq
Gamel Abdel Nasser
Israel
U.S
Muammar Kadafi
Cairo
Baghdad
HARRISBURG
James D. Logan
General State Authority
Three Treated At Hospital Saturday
Three persons were treated at the Warner Hospital over the weekend. Francis M. Moll, 61, Orrianna, SR. 1, suffered abrasions of the right leg from a dog bite. Peggy Lane, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Lane, York St., was also treated for a dog bite. Vaughn Solomon, 18, of Fair sfield R. 1, was treated for abrasions of the back and a laceration of the scalp after he fell from a horse Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hospital
Francis M. Moll
Orrianna, SR
Peggy Lane
Walter B. Lane
York St
Vaughn Solomon
Fairsfield R. 1
Mrs H S Stewart Drowns In Pool at Libertytown Site
Martha Jane Stewart 30 wife of Howard S Stewart of W South Street Frederick was found drowned in a pool behind a semi completed house under construction in Libertytown. Survived by uncle Richard Weedon of Emmitsburg. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at Asbury United Methodist Church Frederick. visitation Tuesday 6 to 9 PM Hicks Funeral Home Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jane Stewart
Howard Stanley Stewart
W. South St. Frederick
Libertystown
Richard Weedon
Emmitsburg
Asbury United Methodist Church
Frederick
Hicks Funeral Home
Smoke From Ditch Triggers Plan Change In Gettysburg Area
Cumberland Two supervisors led by Michael Tate say a Saturday spontaneous combustion event at a landfill site near Gettysburg Shoe Factory caused smoke across the township and Gettysburg. Firefighters were called to a ditch fire around 11:45 AM but the incident began to burn out as crews responded.
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Cumberland Two
Gettysburg
Michael Tate
Tate
shoe company
HOMESTate
firamen
Sales Days Are Termed Success
The Gettysburg Retail Merchants Association says the annual summer Sales Days held Friday and Saturday drew strong crowds. Association president Frank Sapp praised the turnout. Prize winners will be published in The Gettysburg Times Tuesday and merit prizes can be collected at stores. grand prizes from the association and two local banks are available at Hower's Quality Letter Service office on Rear 36 E Middie St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Weaver
King’s Department
Gettysburg
Wilbur A. Bankett
Adams County National Bank
Kenneth Hill
King’s Stores
Mark Cressman
William F. Kenney
King’s Department stores
Frank Noble
Charla Elizabeth Bender
queen
Robert McCoy
Chamber of Commerce
Times
Gettysburg Times
Hower's
Quality Letter Service
Middie St
Eisenhower to chair humanitarian awards dinner in Camp Hill
Mamie Doud Eisenhower will serve as honorary dinner chairman for the second annual humanitarian awards benefit of the Central Pennsylvania Chapter National Multiple Sclerosis Society on September 18 at the Penn Harris Motor Inn Camp Hill. Mrs Raymond Broderick will receive the Bronze Hope Chest for volunteer service at a 1 300 guest event featuring Henry David Snow. Proceeds aid MS Chapter programs in patient service research and public education across seven counties Adams Cumberland Dauphin Franklin Lebanon Perry York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Doud Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Central Pennsylvania
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Penn Harris Motor Inn
Camp Hill
National
MS Society
Bronze Hope Chest
Raymond Broderick
Pennsylvania
MS Hope Chest
Broderick
MS Advisory Council
greater
Harrisburg
James L. Weintrob
Howard Daneberg
Henry Anderson
Henry David ‘Snow
Hershey
terrtory
Adams
Cumberland
Dauphin
Franklin
Lebanon
Perry
York
Birth Announcements From Warner Hospital
At Warner Hospital Mr and Mrs Donald Dudas 721 Lincolnway West welcomed a son Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert McKinney Littlestown R1 welcomed a son Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hospital
Donald Dudas
Lincolnway West
Robert McKinney
Littlestown R
Celia Heads for Texas Coast With 90 mph Winds
Hurricane Celia nears the Texas coast driving 90 mph winds and up to eight inches of rain. About 3,000 evacuated from Port Aransas as tides 5 to 7 feet above normal threaten Mustang Island area. North Corpus Christi Beach ordered cleared amid fears for mobile homes and widespread damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CORPUS CHRISTI
Tex
Celia
Texas
Port Aransas
Mustang Island
Corpus Christi beach
bayfront
C. Hagan
Poseidon Missile Debuts On Submarine Madison Launch
The nuclear submarine James Madison fired the two stage Poseidon missile submerged in the Atlantic with a Soviet spy ship kept at bay by a U S destroyer. A Russian trawler approached during the test violating space and right of way rules as the MIRV shell tracked toward a distant Atlantic target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOWARD BENEDICT
Associated Press
CAPE KENNEDY
Fla
U.S
James Madison
Madison
Laptev
Navy
Observation Island
Atlantic
State University offers two year management course at Littlestown
The Pennsylvania State University will run a two year management development program at Littlestown High School and Penn State Mont Alto. It targets supervisors or aspiring supervisors in business or industry. Four fourteen week terms run sequentially starting with fall term one on Communications and Organization. The Littlestown classes begin September 28 with weekly Monday meetings 7 to 9 pm. registration is September 10 at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State University
Littlestown High School
Mont Alto
Penn State
lon Communications
Littlestown
Probe bullet damage hits unoccupied home near Two Taverns
State police investigate a Sunday afternoon shooting into an empty house on Hoffman Home Road two miles west of Two Taverns. The bay window living room wall and bedroom door were damaged. Owner Felix Klinger Gettysburg R. 1 estimates damage at 150 dollars.
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Hoffman Home Rd
Felix Klinger
Gettysburg
R. 1
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