Weather and Community Notes From Gettysburg Area
The report covers temperatures from 59 to 83 with 79 at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Eisenhower NHS, no precipitation, and a forecast of mainly afternoon thundershowers midweek with 40 to 60 percent rain chances. Also noted are events at Gettysburg Hospital Thrift Shop, a Mothers Day theme, and local notices including a new zoning board, a fatal accident, and international news on Lebanon.
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Eisenhower National Historic Site
Adams County begins 1983 gypsy moth spraying program
Adams County will accept applications for the 1983 residential gypsy moth spray program with a five dollar fee due September 1. Applications available at the county offices and four public meetings. DER will approve eligible properties and decide funding share, with spraying anticipated next spring.
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Adams
Stanley Wolf
Wolf
Adams County Commissioners
commissioners
state Department of Environmental Resources
DEA
Adams County
Wolfsai County
Catherine W. Cowan
Fairfield High School
Biglerville High School
Lake Meade
DER
Bureau of Forestry
Nancy Di Blasi
Hartman says letter not aimed at police in Adams County
Adams County District Attorney Gary E Hartman defends a July letter criticizing police training as not targeting officers personally. He says the goal was to prompt top officers to evaluate training and keep abreast of appellate rulings, with Hartman offering to arrange ACLEA conferences.
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Frank Collins
Pittsburgh Steelers
Hartman
Adams County
Gary E Hartman
Munday Hartman
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Gettysbug
Kenneth L. Markie
Markle
state police
ACLEA
Roy A. Keefer
Harrisburg
Board
James Wolkert
Gary Hartman
Weikert
Joseph Scheer
Scheer
Charnita
Brent
Lincoln Intermediate Unit expands volunteer program LOVE
Lincoln Intermediate Unit 12 board heard about LOVE a volunteer program expanding in learning disabled and hearing impaired classrooms across Adams, York, and Franklin counties. BJ McNelis outlined interviews, forms, district visits, and in service training for volunteers to support teachers and principals.
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Lincoln Intermediate Unit 12
BJ McNelis
McNells
LIU
McNelis
Liberty Township delays action on SCATCOM franchise
Liberty Township Supervisors tabled final approval of an ordinance granting SCATCOM Inc. a cable TV franchise, after tentative approval last month. The delay comes as Supervisor Billy Brent plans to testify at a September 7 hearing in Harrisburg on state franchise rights and antitrust concerns.
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Liberty Township
SCATCOM Inc
Billy Brent
Harrisburg
Brent
commission
Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors
PSATS
U.S. Supreme Court
SCATCOM
Brent sai
Adams County board rejects advisory nuclear freeze ballot
Adams County Board of Elections rejected a request by 14 members of the Adams County Nuclear Freeze Campaign to place a non binding nuclear freeze question on the November ballot. The board adopted a policy to limit referenda to questions provided by state law and said opinion poll style questions are not permitted. The group urged the election board to place a question on production testing and deployment of nuclear weapons. The board said it would be sued if it acted without state authority and suggested the group seek action from Congress.
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Scheer
Kenneth Sharrah
Sharrah snd
Brent
Art Snyder
Board of Elections
Adams County
election board
United tates
Robert W. Klunk
Klunk
Samuel A. Mudd
Catherine W Cowan
Herbert Lady
Bitterville R. 1
Congress
Con
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Mudd
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