Conewago Valley District Protests Edison Rate Hike
Conewago Valley School Board objects to Metropolitan Edison proposed rate increase to 316 OH for restructuring. Supt Cleo Valdas leads informal protest while the board approves bonds and insurance measures and hires local firms for services.
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Four doctors join Warner Hospital staff
Warner Hospital adds four physicians to its medical staff. Frederick V. Lorenzo, orthopedic surgeon Joseph Eltib, John W. Crisp pen, a pathologist, and James N. Hammett return to the area after training at Washington University and other programs.
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Gettysburg Schools Revise Discipline Code for Students Parents
Gettysburg Area School officials announced a revised discipline code outlining offenses and consequences to be distributed to students and parents. Superintendent Dr. Robert Curtis noted changes follow a community survey highlighting discipline as a key concern and described a shift toward stricter enforcement and clearer penalties.
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Renovation Of Soldiers Monument To Start Park Repair Plan
National Park Service seeks to rehabilitate metal memorials damaged by time and pollution starting with the Soldiers' Monument at the National Cemetery. Local official Harrison cites 2200 available for worst damage, with plans to restore and protect markers, including the Soldiers' Monument and nearby Civil War memorials, amid discolouration and patina buildup.
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Maryland men nabbed at Dobbin House theft
Maryland youths were charged by Gettysburg borough police early this morning with theft from the Dobbin House in Union Bridge. Officers recovered a candle holder a king mug and two small items and took two suspects into custody from the Dobbin House parking lot.
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PLO Radical Attack in Paris Leaves Officials Wounded
Gunmen killed two and wounded a PLO official in Paris on Friday, police said. Izzeddin Beiq, the PLO representative in Paris since 1972, died from 16 gunshot wounds. An anonymous caller claimed the action was by the Rejection Front of Palestinian Arabs.
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Gettssburg Area Retail Merchants Association Board Meeting Notes
The Gettssburg Area Retail Merchants Association held its monthly board meeting at the Get National Bank. Robert Werkert resigned as president due to business commitments. Madsen Tolts is named as new chairman for 1978. New retail members include People’s Drug Store under Hayward Wogan and 7 11 Store at Chambersburg and Washington St under Carroll J Wilt. The association praises a new municipal parking lot on Elks property at S Stratton St and invites space offers.
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Swimacross Planned by RC County Red Cross
The county Red Cross plans a Swimacross event on a Wednesday in mid August to raise funds for local programs. The event invites merchants and the public to sponsor and support swimmers, with rewards based on distance completed.
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Independent Candidate Seeks Congress Run
An independent candidate announces intent to run for U.S. Congress. The report notes campaign plans and continued coverage on page 2.
Ex-School Teachers Sell Bricks For Gettysburg Campaign
Former teachers Miss Matcare Stauler and group volunteers sell bricks to raise funds for Gettysburg historic sidewalks. Donors pay $3 per miniature brick used to fund concrete sidewalks in the Histone District, with certificates of dedication issued for early contributors.
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