Weather outlook and temperatures through the week
The high temperature reached 72 degrees for the 24 hour period ending at 5 p.m. Monday with a 71 degree reading at that hour and a 59 degree low. Precipitation was recorded as none. The forecast calls for partly warmer conditions, northwest to west winds around ten miles per hour, and a 20 percent to 70 percent chance of showers through Tuesday night. Highs in the 60s to lower 80s and lows generally in the 40s to 70s are expected, with partly cloudy to fair and cooler days ahead.
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Eisenhower National Historic site
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Gettysburg Area School Opens Classes September Second
School officials announced that Gettysburg Area students will begin classes on September 2. The notice appears on page 2 of the edition.
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Gettysburg Area
Walkathon Planned by Adams County NOW Chapter
Supporters of the Adams County Chapter of the National Organization for Women will host a 12 mile PACWOMAN Walkathon on Saturday to raise funds for women rights candidates in upcoming elections.
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Adams County
National Organization for Women
Mount St Marys Summer Enrichment Program awards end 1982
The Mount St Mary's College Summer Enrichment Program wrapped its five week 1982 course with an awards ceremony recognizing students for exemplary work. The item notes students and leaders sharing excitement about the program.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Retreat ordered to pay back taxes from 1980 1981
The Adams County Court ruled Gettysburg’s The Retreat must repay back taxes to Gettysburg Borough and Gettysburg Area School District for 1980 and 1981. Judge Oscar F. Spicer found the amusement tax and admissions tax valid, rejecting claims of constitutional violations. Totals cited exceed $13,000 with interest and penalties, and payments cover 1980 and 1981 tax years.
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Adams County
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Area
Carlisle Street
Oscar F
Gerald D. Ruth
York
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Pennylvania
Majestic Theater
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert L. McQuaide
Spicer
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Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs
Fire damages Adams County Library in Gettysburg
A Sunday night fire at the rear of the Adams County Library in Gettysburg caused about 4 000 volumes to be ruined by smoke and water while stored for a book sale and for other libraries. The county bookmobile suffered soot and smoke exposure though its contents were largely undamaged. Deodorizing equipment was used to clear two library floors and firefighters cited books piled near an emergency generator as the fire cause. The incident prompted an estimated $2 000 in reported damage by the Fire Department, with restoration efforts expected to finish midweek.
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John Beam
Adams’ County Library
Gettysburg
Times
Alex Wilkie
Adams County Library
Carolyn Wiker
Adams County Library System
New Oxford
Wiker
Thomas Carr
Abbottstown
Arendtsville
Carr
York Adams Drug and Alcohol Plan shifts to fee for service
The York Adams Drug and Alcohol Program proposes a three year plan July 1 1983 to June 30 1986 emphasizing fee for service funding for provider agencies and greater coordination among area human services. Agencies will be funded per service and must show a specific need for funds, with client contributions possible for those who can pay.
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MARTIN SIPROFF
York Adams
Wendell FR. Hollinger
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Hollinger
D&A
Jake Keller
York County
Apple buyers stay quiet on new minimum apple price
In Washington eight northeastern states set a recommended minimum price of 7.85 per 100 pounds for canning apples and 5.25 for juice apples. Duffy-Mott and Musselman's officials steered clear of commitments saying it is too early to judge the price and harvest timing.
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JEFF THORESON
Musselman's Fruit Products
Duffy-Mott Company, Inc
Bob Baker
Duffy-Mott
Baker
Mark Concannon
Musselman
Concannon
Charles Bushey
Musselman's
Guy Donaldson
Pennsylvania Farmers Association
Donaldson
Adams County
Edyth Knouse dies at 95 in Arendtsville
Edyth May Knouse 95 of 122 Fohl St. Arendtsville died Monday at Gettysburg Hospital. She was a life member of Trinity Lutheran Church and a 50 year member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving son G Wilmer Knouse, three grandchildren, two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial in Greenmount Cemetery. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran Church. Monahan Funeral Home in charge.
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Fohl St
Arendtsville
Gettysburg Hospital
Adams County
George and
Alice bey Fohl
Trinity Lutheran Church
Order of the Eastern Star
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Knouse Fruitlands Inc
Good Samaritan
M. E. Knouse
Knouse Foods
G. Wilmer
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