Weather Summary From The Times Today
The 24 hour period ending 5 pm Thursday recorded a high of 83 and a low of 58 with no measurable precipitation at Eisenhower NHS. Wednesday brought showers and thunderstorms ending in clearing with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and a 20 percent rain chance Wednesday afternoon. Thursday was sunny and pleasant with highs around 80. Friday looks fair with mid 70s to low 80s and Saturday showers followed by clearing Sunday with highs in the 60s to 70s.
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Insights on health and injuries across varied topics
A collage of brief items covers insomnia humor, a grandma jailed for growing herbs mistaken for marijuana, a naval evacuation halt in Beirut, calls to lift the Three Mile Island shutdown, Ted Chabasinski's early electroshock treatment, Mexican price shocks, a metalworker’s hard life, Adams County drainage efforts, Ken Stabler joining the Saints, and NFL labor talks resuming amid owner offers.
Shippensburg College Pushes for Local Party Ordinances
Shippensburg State College seeks licenses or bans on large gatherings to prevent vandalism fires and drug use tied to its Spring Fling. The college has urged Adams County townships and nearby boroughs to pass ordinances requiring licenses or cash bonds up to 50000 for large parties.
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ley H. Smith
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Dairy farmers say spending cuts hurt Pennsylvania milk support
Pennsylvania and Adams County dairy farmers warn the $4.7 billion in spending cuts will freeze the milk price at $13.10 per hundred pounds through October and 1964, keeping income flat while costs rise. Local officials cite impact on small and new farmers, with some relief from falling interest rates if rates stay low.
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Adams County
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Jan Carson
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Larry Yager
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Committee to study Pennsylvania unified judicial system changes
The Pennsylvania State Association of County Commissioners plans a September appointment of a study committee to review The Committee to Study Pennsylvania's Unified Judicial System. The panel may press for legislation or constitutional changes, including consolidating prothonotary and clerk of courts offices and exploring state funding.
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Harrisburg
Adams County
Catherine W. Cowan
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Mason named Freedom supervisor
Donald G. Mason a 32 year old farmer in Freedom Township was sworn in by board chairman John M. Bigham to fill a vacancy on the board of supervisors. Mason replaces Guy T. Gordon who resigned for health reasons and will serve until election eligibility is decided. Mason and his family also operate a Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise in Gettysburg and he and wife Janice have two children.
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Donald G. Mason
John M. Bigham
Guy T. Gordon
Bigham
Mason
board of supervisors
Gordon
Jason
Chambersburg
Gettysburg
Janice
New York state
Fairfield Teacher Trades Lives in Washington Exchange
Fairfield secondary social studies teacher Richard Carty and Issaquah junior high history teacher Mary Lou Lewis-Kuisi swapped jobs homes and lifestyles in a Washington state teacher exchange. Carty spent a year at Pine Lake Junior High near Seattle and returned to Fairfield after planning began in December 1980. The pair exchanged certification packets and lived as they adjusted to a suburban district with multiple schools and about 650 students at Pine Lake.
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Fairfield
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ichard Carty
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Issaquah
Wash
Carty
Seattle
Pine Lake
Fairfield School Board
Washington
Janice
Pennsylvania
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Carty contrasts district schools and life in Washington
Carty notes strong parent involvement in choosing schools and bus duties, longer class periods and larger classes of about 35, plus four department meetings to agree on one textbook. He warns budget cuts hit junior high sports, staff reductions, and a new $25 per sport fee, while transfer policies remain. He describes city life and mountains near Seattle versus Adams County.
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